oh none of those things. i went to visit my mother cause i hadn't seen her in a long time. but i loved it there. we lived about two blocks from the beach in ipanema. beautiful city, women, great food and always something fun to do
I love cats, which is fine, because I'm very allergic to dogs - I like them, but their hair brings me out in a nasty rash. I have always had cats: the current incumbent is Dave. Dave Cooper, to be precise. My brother, to outward appearance, is a grim looking wiry bloke that looks a bit like Christian Bale in the movie 'The Machinist'. But actually, he is a big softie. He acquired Dave from a workmate. This guy had two Staffordshire Bull Terriers, a notoriously stupid dog breed. His girlfriend then got a kitten, that took to my brother the first time they met. My brother went to see his friend a few weeks later, and was horrified to see the kitten being used as a pull toy by the two dogs. My brother rescued the kitten, and told his mate's girlfriend in no uncertain terms that the dogs WOULD kill the kitten, possibly by tearing it in half, and, instead of that, he was adopting the kitten, taking it home, whether she liked it or not. That was seven years ago. Both of the dogs, due to their stupidity, managed to get themselves killed, but Dave thrives. He has picked up some 'doggy' traits, oddly enough. He never scratches people, but prefers to nip like a dog. He loves getting wet, sitting on the roof with water running off him in a downpour. He's not tremendously fond of being made a fuss of, but he will let you tickle his tummy for ages. Then, like a timer going, he nips you and runs away. He's a grumpy sod, but we love him.😉😘😘😘
It's a beautiful tattoo. Makes me think of the frightening but charming Japanese ghost stories collected by Lafcadio Hearn. If you've not read them, I urge you to seek them out. My favourite is 'Rokuro-Kubi'. Again, superb ink.
I agree - but Martin Freeman is great as Bilbo, and Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug is sublime. I like Sylvester McCoy as Radagast, covered in birdshit like a statue. This is one of the major alterations, as in the book, he is mentioned but once. The book pisses all over the movie. True.