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that you'll visit our main page and archives. But since you aren't
taking the time to even read this tiny introductory paragraph and
have already skimmed down (probably to the end), here is a grief
poem: Death Pleading with the Mother of a Dying Child. Enjoy!
| DEATH: |
Mother, let me have your child.
I will hold heroh, so gentlyso you can rest awhile. |
| MOTHER: |
No! You can't have her. Her
fever's high. Her poor heart's pounding. She needs me. I'm her
mother. I best keep on holding on. |
| DEATH: |
But you need rest, and so
does she. I'll croon sweet lullabies while angels chorus for
eternity. |
| MOTHER: |
I am tired, and she's in such
pain. But I must hold on. You can't have her. I love her. I
won't let her go. |
| DEATH: |
I know you love her. But I'll
soothe away her pain. I'll cool her fever forever so she'll
never suffer again. Please, mother, let me hold your child. |
| MOTHER: |
She is my baby-childshe's
in such painand I love her so. I have to submitI
have to let her go. Here, you can have my child. |
| DEATH: |
Thank you, dear mother. You'll
knowin timewhat I ask is right. And, I promise,
you'll hear the songs of love I sing for her, you'll hear them
every night. |
| MOTHER: |
Yes, I know each midnight
as she suckles, each time she's at my breast, I'll hear those
songs of love till I join her at her rest. |
| DEATH: |
Thank you, dear mother. |
*weeps*
Neve
Campbell and Rachel True

Film: The Craft (1996)
She: Fairly certain that this is not her favorite
scary movie.
She: More like Rachel False.
B: Watching "The Craft" because of a
girl is one of those experiences we all go through in life, unless
we're popular and our frame of beauty begins and ends with that
god-awful "long brown hair with blonde highlights" disease
that infested the bowels of MTV and spread to our youth culture.
The Craft is almost a lot of things. It is almost funny.
It is almost entertaining.
And in this scene, it's almost sexy. Mostly because this was
in Neve Campbell's chunky stage before she became a three-to-tango
waif cracker. Mostly. She had those sexy soft girl arms
and big boobs. So you could say at this point she was at least
a Party of Two or Three herself. And Rachel True isn't bad
looking, but I'm not Jon, so she doesn't really do a lot for me.
Now if we'd had Melody from Hey Dude! licking Fairuza Balk's
big, almost-discolored teeth, now then we might've had something
really going. But this only lasts for a second, and the other
girls kiss each other on the cheek. What I'm trying to say
is that it gives me Scott Wolf-boner instead of Jennifer Love Hewitt-boner.
So The Craft is almost sexy. I think I just might have a thing
for girls with issues. At least I got a kick out of the girls
trying to summon greater spirit Manon, and I could picture sexy
French-Canadian hockey goalie Manon Rheaume showing up to block
kitchen slap shots with her bare feet. Who am I kidding, I shouldn't
be saying offensive things like that. Did you ever see her play?
She wouldn't be able to block the kitchen slap shots at all.
Emily: Doesn't this movie seem like it should've
had a lot more making out? Or at the very least a "Foxfire"-esque
scene in which the four leads all take their shirts off, and lay
around cutting each other? I mean, this movie was the "Angelina
Jolie" of it's day. Girls watching the craft can be traced
as the reason that today young women buy curling irons that come
in coffin-shaped boxes, and have odd fascinations with Captain Jack
Sparrow. Acutally, they're pretty unrelated, but aren't
kids today weird? I don't understand popular music either.
Also, my back hurts.
Had this movie been made about five years later, Neve and
Rachel (as the otherwise-useless second teir characters) would've
had their tongues in each other's belly buttons faster than you
can say, "An' it harm none." For that matter, they
would've made Campbell's character (as the "ugly one")
into a bisexual who's too sheltered by her disfigurations to "come
out." Then when she's made pretty, there would've been
a scene in which they're all in French class and the teacher says,
"how do you say 'mountain' in French?" And Neve
would've stood up, said, "Let me show you, en francais"
then proceed to mount Breckin Meyer while simultaneously making
out with his twin sister. At least, that's how I would've
made the movie. 'Cause I'm all about pleasing the people. VOTE EMILY
IN 2008!! I'M FOR THE CHILDREN Y'ALL!!
Matthew Gilbert,
Boston Globe says: "It's
like CARRIE meets CLUELESS!"
The P-Boi Sapphometer
Reading: 2 Sappho

Dominique
Swain and Mia Kirshner

Film:
New Best Friend (2002)
She: was a daisy fresh girl and look what you did
to her.
She: The new queen of lipstick faux-lesbianism.
Star of "The L-Word" on Showtime. Most famous for having
like six long strings of saliva hanging from her mouth to the mouth
of an old lady in "Not Another Teen Movie."
Emily: This is really a serious case of "what
could've been?" Like, for a brief moment in time right around
when Lolita was released, Dominique Swain was on the verge of being
a super fox. With the little red braids, and the smirky smile,
she was the hottest dick-sucking 12 year-old since Brook Sheilds
made Keith Carradine feel like a man in "Pretty Baby."
Then something weird happened. Swain was all blonde and sad
in a Shawn Mullins video. Then there was Ali Later with whipped
cream on her tits. Then Kirsten Dunst and her many clones
popped up in The Virgin Suicides. And after a while there
were so many frowny-faced blondes in the atmosphere that they all
kind of melted into each other, 'till all that was left was Kate
Bosworth.
Swain was left by the wayside, and wound up making movies like this
one, in which she plays second fiddle to Pacey's crazy 35 year-old
girlfriend. She also has a sex scene with Kirshner, who kind
of looks like what would've happened if someone hadn't told Jennifer
Connelly to stop getting naked all the time and learn to act. And,
as already stated, it's hard to get hot for a chick you've seen
make out with Happy Gilmore's grandma. And, though you get a good
long look at Swain's dirty pillows, it's really not worth it when
you know you can see the same thing in "Girl" plus the
added benefit of watching her fuck Powder in a barn.
In conclusion, if this movie would've featured Lolita and Sarah
from "Labyrinth" getting their grind on while young Indiana
Jones watched? It would've been grade A.
B: The
scene in Lolita where Swain has to take her retainer out before
going down on Humbert Humbert is one of the most disturbing, uncalled
for, and fucking awesome scenes in any movie I've seen. On
the other hand, at fifteen she was too tall, too old, and too pretty
to make the role everything it should've been. And on the
ugliest hand, the movie features Melanie Griffith. So, after
having a series of meetings over the past year with my inner-circle
and after long deliberation, I am finally ready to say what needs
to be said:
I want to violate the feces-spattered insides of fifteen-year old
Dominique Swain's rectal cavity. I want to sex her so hard
that her face snaps off like a rubber band and I'm left trying to
achieve climax with my head two inches from a skinless, bleeding
skull. I want to create a time machine and tie her hair to
the inner workings, so she stays fifteen forever and I can turn
the story of Lolita into a time-traveling epic in which I disappoint
myself from a post-coital position over and over until Jesus dies
again and infinity explodes.
I give this scene thumbs in the middle with a mild recommendation
to avoid.
Matthew Gilbert,
Boston Globe says: "It's
like NOT ANOTHER TEEN MOVIE forgot to keep making
SHE'S ALL THAT jokes for a second and ended up
being gay on purpose!"
The P-Boi Sapphometer
Reading: 2.5 Sappho

Carla
Gugino and Molly Parker

Film: The Center of the World (2001)
She: Allowing her kids to go into the field of
espionage and reconnaissance without even the most rudimentary middle
school education. IN THREE-DEE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
She: Convinced that doing a lengthy masturbation
scene is poignant and meaningful to the plot and character development.
B: Carla
Gugino has been on my "penis makes sound effects" list
since I first saw her in the Bon Jovi video "Always,"
but lately I have noticed her to be of a unique group of actresses;
the actresses who become the fake girlfriend of people on the Internet.
Let me explain.
Many celebrity objects of lust are unreachable and synonymous with
sex (Britney Spears, Angelina Jolie, etc.). A Google search
for these women can give you nine-hundred thousand pages of their
nude pictures and at the same time about fifteen to a hundred pages
dissecting every aspect of their celebrity -- their attitude, the
way they dress, their habits good or bad, and so on. They
become fictional characters who can be equally mocked and masturbated
to.
Then there are celebrities like Gugino. She IS sexy but in
a non-threatening way. She has an incredible body and IS beautiful
but because she is not wearing peach diamond bodysuits and draping
herself in snakes boys fall for her and feel as though it is their
right to defend her in any and all situations. If somebody
says she is ugly on a message board these boys jump to her honor
like they're punching out the frat boy that smacked their girlfriend
on the ass. If she does a nude scene they post their remorseful
disbelief that somebody of "such class" could "DO
something like that!" She's a fine actress, why does
she have to get naked??
I think some women might be better off objectified, because the
boys who want to bang Jennifer Lopez aren't nearly as generally
creepy as the boys who want to bang Alyson Hannigan. It has
a lot to do with self-esteem and lowered expectations, and the feeling
that since they COULD MAYBE get the girl they adore there should
be no reason they actually can't. This is why Darth Maul blew
his head off when he couldn't get with Bjork. My most healthy
advice would be to find your place in the middle; for example,
I would not mind dating or marrying Carla Gugino, but at the same
time feel confident in the fact that I can masturbate until I cum
diamonds watching her stick her tongue down a chick's throat.
Emily:
I'm not sure what movie this is, but it's going to score oddly high
on our Sappho scale, because it's one of the few instances of B
crushing on one girl, and me crushing on the other. I really dig
Molly Parker, and I can't figure out why. I think it's because
she's really frigid seeming. She's pale with light blue eyes
and really sharp features, so she always seems kind of bourgeoisie
and. . . Kennedy wife. Does that make sense? It doesn't, but
moving on. It should also be noted that the movie that made me like
Molly Parker so much was called, "Kissed" and featured
Molly as a funeral home worker/necrophiliac. To clarify, I have
a small girl crush based on watching her make out with dead bodies.
And THAT, friends, is the weirdest admission you're ever going to
get out of me on this website.
Anyway, this scene also gets points because, for some reason I like
lesbian scenes that involve two very different looking actresses.
I don't understand the twin fetish AT ALL. If I'm going to
watch lesbian porn, I want Jenna Jameson and Asia Carrera, not the
Doublemint twins ass-to-assing. And, though I always thought
Gugino a bit Anglo to be the mom of the Spy Kids, she is none-the-less
a curvaceous brunette with big brown eyes and huge tits. Parker
(in this role) is a redhead with lots of angles. These are some
fake-lesbians I can get behind.
Matthew Gilbert,
Boston Globe says: "It's
like SPIN CITY meets SHANE'S WORLD 9: SEX
MEX! Or maybe SHANE'S WORLD 10: RUMP RANCH,
which probably has the funnier subtitle now that I think about it!"
The P-Boi Sapphometer
Reading: 4.5 Sappho

Joey
Lauren Adams and Carmen Lee

Film:
Chasing Amy (1997)
She: A pair of motherfuckin' Chinese fingercuffs.
She: Making for a pretty sub-par hip-hopera.
What the freak was up with Carmen: a hip-hopera? It was way
less Hip-hoperatic than "The Barbershop of Seville."
You know, that opera all about Eve and her fucking apple juice.
Emily:
YASE
*A movie about a lesbian that treats her like a normal person.
*Not one but two extended hot makeout scenes, gratuitous though
they may be.
*Joey Lauren Adams, when not speaking, is very cute and fun to watch
kiss girls.
* Jason Lee gives me girl boner.
NYET
*We have to listen to her repeatedly ramble about how normal and
in need of love she is. All the while using her "Jennifer Tilly
with the air being let out of her" voice.
* The makeout scenes come in the first third of the film. The other
2/3s are goateed-and-chunky Ben Affleck smoking and failing to illicit
sympathy. PS Jersey Girl looks SO BAD. :(
*Carmen Lee is about the least attractive human being this side
of the Ganges. Maybe it's because she's got Spike hair. Or maybe
it's because she has that washed out and vacant look that just screams
"SCIENTOLOGY."
*Jason Lee is sadly not a lesbian.
B: I
pretty much covered my thoughts on Joey Lauren Adams and the View
Askewniverse in the Kevin Smith Nude Scene Extravaganza, but I will state openly that I was disappointed when I
rented the film "A Cool, Dry Place" with the intention
of making a "WHAT LIKE THE BACK OF A VOLKSWAGON" joke
only to see Vince Vaughn and Joey actually having sex in a car.
By the end of the film I'd exhausted all of my Kevin Smith quotes,
and only the one about Smokey doing the Bandit applied. I couldn't
even sneak in "WHAT THE FUCK IS THE INTERNET" in good
spirits. In conclusion, do not rent the film "A Cool, Dry Place."
I think Carmen Lee's hair
looks less like Spike's hair and more like the people from the "Dog
Boy" segments on Liquid Television, where they had big plastic
codpiece looking hair contraptions. When this movie came out I wondered
why Jason Lee couldn't get a hotter wife than that, but then a few
years later I saw the movie "A Guy Thing." It would have
been good if I had not already seen the other sixteen-hundred thousand
"guy meets the quirky girl of his dreams the day before he's
set to marry his harpy wife" romantic comedies released that
year. In conclusion, do not rent the film "A Guy Thing."
And I'm not going to rent
"The Barbershop of Seville" either, unless Cedric the
Entertainer plays Count Almaviva and woos Rosina with his hilarious
observations on how black people are different than white people.
Matthew Gilbert,
Boston Globe says: "It's
like CLERKS and BOUND have sex
in an extremely uncomfortable place! And the butthole is BEN
AFFLECK!"
The P-Boi Sapphometer
Reading: 3 Sappho

Geri
Halliwell and Kylie Minogue

Television Show: Some Random UK Morning Show
She: Needs some love like she's never needed love
before.
She: One of many people doin' a brand new dance
now.
B: Ginger Spice was the reason I started writing
online in the first place. My love of the Spice Girls at age
17, added to my desire to host photographs of women in leather hotpants,
multiplied by my desire to rip a new asshole into somebody who'd
write the lyric "Be a little bit wiser baby, put it on, put
it on" gave birth to the Celebrity Superfight Main-Event.
I continued putting up pictures of Halliwell throwing up the girl
power sign for victory in her old red-haired glory well into and
through the death of the Girls, and right up until the point when
she became an anorexic, pilated forty-year old blonde women doing
Weathergirls coversongs.
Kylie Minogue has a butt foretold long ago by the movement of the
stars. If Kylie passed a leper on the street she could sing
a song about love, do her little shimmy choreography, and lay her
butt on the dude and BAM, he's healed. You shove a dead man's
face in her ass and he'll come out smiling (and smelling like Vegemite).
After an 80's hit with a cover of "Locomotion," Kylie
disappeared from our shores until recently, when her unique brand
of HERE'S MY ASS GUYS Dance music topped the charts. She is
the girl we see when we're wasted and staring at an ugly girl.
She is our green fairy.
But sadly this kiss took place at the exact moment when both girls,
two of my favorite women to ever walk the planet, were at their
lowest points. Geri had Digi-devolved into Halitosis Spice
and Kylie was still shaking off the cobwebs (asswebs) from her role
as Cammy in the ill-fated Street Fighter movie. A lesser comic
would've called Halliwell "Old Spice" in this situation.
I like to attempt something a little more ambitious with my jokes.
"Fantasies about this kiss with both girls at the height
of their attractiveness in excess brings a man not honor nor any
worthiness. Ginger Spice, more like Euripides Spice (484
B.C. - 406 B.C.)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Emily:
Roxymoron87: You know what?
Roxymoron87: "Look at Me" lyrics:
Good looking, bad tasting
Full-bodied, butt wasted
Loose living, tight-fitting
What you see ain't what you are getting
Big make-up, little break-up
She wants it, he's got it
Cold blooded, hot gossip
Superficial expectations
Look at me, you can take it all
Because this face is free
Maybe next time use your eyes and
Look at me
I'm a drama queen if that's your
thing, baby, I can even do reality
Fake honey, real plastic
Stupid cupid, fantastic
Queer thinking straight talking
What you see ain't what you are getting
Fast loving, slow moving
No rhythm, but I'm grooving
Old feeling, new beginning
Superficial expectations
Look at me, you can take it all
Because this face is free
Maybe next time use your eyes and
Look at me
I'm a drama queen if that's your
thing, baby, I can even do reality
That's me.... Hahahaha
Sometimes I don't recognize my own face
*I look into my eyes and find disgrace
My little white lies tell a story
I see it all, it has no glory
Look at me, you can take it all
Because this face is free
Maybe next time use your eyes and
Look at me
I'm a drama queen
if that's your thing, baby, I can even do reality
Come on and look at me
This face is free
I'm your fantasy
So who d'you wanna be
Not what you see
I'm a drama queen if that's your thing
Come on and look at me
I'm your fantasy
This face is free
Roxymoron87: that pretty much sums it up, right?
Destinys2ndKid: Pretty much.
Destinys2ndKid: lol yes I know the human head weighs that much
Destinys2ndKid: whoops, sorry, talking to lipnicki in the other window
Matthew Gilbert,
Boston Globe says: "It's
like SPICE WORLD meets CALIGULA,
but is then edited for television, so that whenever girls make out
you get a clip from GLADIATOR and all the cocksucking
is replaced with DEADLY TIGER FIGHTS! I'm sorry,
I review movies and don't normally watch TV. But a movie about SPICE
GIRLS leaving an orgy to fight TIGERS sounds
priceless! A Must See!"
The P-Boi Sapphometer
Reading: 3 Sappho

Kate Beckinsale
and Frances McDormand
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