[Bordermarch] Fighter Practice and the much awaited GI Joe movie review

[justinw at dreammakersetx.com]

Yes Lady Nora will bring a camera.

Was the lady with her family, including the Gemini twins, from Gleann
Abhann?

When Lady Nora and I went to The Pine's Theater we had the same
expensive chocolates. But ours were almonds.

You wer lucky to get 3...I only got one....

And if I am not mistaken you were in need of something to celebrate.
Well here we go.

Today, August 20th:

1191  Crusader King Richard I kills 3,000 muslim prisoners in Akko

1534  Turkish Admiral Chaireddin"Barbarossa" occupies Tunis 
  
1566  Iconoclasm reaches Antwerp Belgium 

1585  English queen Elizabeth I signs Treaty of Nonsuch: aid to
Netherland 

1597  1st Dutch East India Company ships returned from Far East 

1641  Britain and Scotland sign Treaty of Pacification 

Or if you prefer to mourn on this day. The following died today

535 – Mochta of Louth, disciple of St. Patrick 

984 – Pope John XIV 

1384 – Geert Groote, Dutch founder of the Brethren of the Common Life
(b. 1340)
 
1572 – Miguel López de Legazpi, Spanish conquistador (b. 1502) 

1580 – Jeronymo Osorio, Portuguese historian (b. 1506) 

1611 – Tomás Luis de Victoria, Spanish composer (b. 1548) 

1639 – Martin Opitz von Boberfeld, German poet (b. 1597) 

So there you go.



And yes G.I.Joe was an action movie with lost of explosions. I found it
entertaining.



A Poor Source for Knowledge,

Chrestien Brule

> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: [Bordermarch] Fighter Practice and the much awaited GI Joe
> movie review
> From: "Lathrop, Dave" <David.Lathrop at valero.com>
> Date: Thu, August 20, 2009 12:26 pm
> To: Barony Bordermarch <bordermarch at lists.ansteorra.org>
> Don't forget, fighter practice tonight, Roger's Park, 7:00pm.
> Since none have posted anything extraordinary to celebrate, tonight we celebrate nothing!
> Perhaps someone, Lady Nora  could bring a camera,  and snap some shots for the next Trumpeter.
> My latest movie review shall be the GI Joe movie that HE Elisabeth and I watched the other night.
> We viewed it at the lovely Pines Theater located in downtown Silsbee.
> During the first half of the show I learned that the bubbet sitting in front of us with her entire family, including her Gemini twins, was anticipating getting a new set of teeth!
> HE Elisabeth loves these kind of action shows, and was oblivious to the distractions throughout the show.
> When I finally became one with the movie my arm got stuck on something sticky on my seats arm-rest. Once again the distraction took me from my world of make-believe.
> Elisabeth saw my distress and offered up some of her chocolate covered raisins. They were quite delicious, but the three raisins she doled out to me were not satiating my hunger.
> When I held out the hand for just a few more she informed me that she just paid $4.00 for the raisins. I looked at the box she had in her hand and it was huge! She then pulled out a plastic bag from
> within the huge box and to our dismay there was less than 30 raisins in the bag. I had already eaten three of them, and she ate about five so that means each raisin cost about 10 cents; what a deal!
> I must have looked sad because Elisabeth gave me the larger portion of the raisins she had left, I love her deeply for her generosity. I shared my un-popped buttered popcorn kernels with her.
> I also let her take a swig from my medium soft drink that came in a container the size of my granddaughters sippy cup.
> Back to my review:
> The movie was in color, lots of action, cool effects, the bad guy had a shiny plate in his head. and the French were hit really hard.
> I highly recommend GI Joe.
> HE Santiago
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