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Nothin' much happenin'
today.
People are thinking about
other things, I guess.
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asterisk:
funny (maybe).
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White
asterisk:
expanded
format.
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* Blue
asterisk: not
mine.
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No
asterisk: it
probably
sucks.
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OTHER
CRAP:
Catch
the deluxe
deluxe version
of Other Crap
in real time,
with all the
bells and
whistles, here.
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"House
of Lies"
Anna Rose
Hopkins, episode 5
 
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Webdultery
(2010)
Webdultery
is a low budget Canadian
drama about a couple, Deb
(Christine Tizzard), a
successful but overworked
businesswoman and Fred
(Anthony Cortese), a
struggling writer, who
have hit a bad patch in
their marriage. Both are
communicating via
webchat with
another person who seems
highly likely to be the
other, but they are
communicating a helluva
lot better via than in
reality. Both decide to
have an affair by signing
up to dating sites, which
has varying degrees of
success. Deb has a lot of
messages, mainly from the
usual sleazes and
curiously, her somewhat
sleazy brother, but after
a rough start with an
overattentive man, she
finds love. On the other
hand, Fred gets nothing
except from a prostitute.
But, during a dinner with
friends, Deb's friend Lisa
(Rebecca Nicholson) flirts
with Fred and takes it
further when Deb tells her
of her dalliances.
Inevitably, things go
stale in the affairs and
there's one last twist
that will shake up their
relationship forever more
(read above if you haven't
worked it out).
This film is surprisingly
well made and has a very
interesting on the subject
of internet affairs, but
the film tenuously hinges
on the the contrived
conceit that the couple
are accidentally revealing
themselves to one another
via webchat. It works,
barely, but it's a dicey
concept that delivers a
predictable, but still
clever payoff. For a
project with practically
no budget, this is a
surprisingly very well
made film.
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Film
Clips
Tracy
Spiridakos
in Revolution
(s1e6) -
topless, but
nothing
showing
Anna
Koenig in
Freunde von
frueher (2009)
Simonetta
Lenna,
also in
Freunde von
frueher (2009)
Pics
and Collages
Helene
Bergsholm in
Turn Me On,
Dammit
A slipped
nipple from
Christina
Milian
Amelia
Jackson-Gray
in The
Campaign
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