May All Your Fleeces Be Giant Ones Indeed…
Every so often, a spam comes along that is so worth reading. This is one of those spams.
champion was named brickie of the month and achieved great renown. The planet-busting hit group called . . . sheot shearing. May all your fleeces be giant ones. But an indulgence Lets hear it for the good guys! I had an audience of one, myself, Consider reality. You are mobile, cher Jim while I am, so to speak, who emotionlessly bent and snapped it t(> Isis own ankle. lovers. By popular appeal-and the fact that we were busted by the Without looking back our captor marched around the gigantic Good. On a historical note-how come guys over there, girls here? Ive nothing to say . . . which one blows strongly to emit sounds. He comes from a distant strongest. Do you know what Im talking about? countryside behind and marched out onto a grassy plain. We stopped for behind the closed doors of our quarters did we let go. I nodded Im unarmed! My gun slid across the floor as I threw my hands into
I CANNOT wait for the movie adaption of this one. Keanu Reeves could be cast as Jim with maybe Morgan Freeman playing the gigantic Good. Who would you cast?



March 25th, 2007 at 5:40 pm
Morgan Freeman was spot on for the part of the gigantic Good. But I wouldn’t be looking for this one to appear in local theaters. It has a definite Indi film feel to me.
It actually sounds like some crazed writer put down random movie or book plot ideas altogether in one paragraph.
Funny, I never read spam, but sometimes the subject lines are wached out!
March 25th, 2007 at 7:28 pm
I think Morgan Freeman has been over-used as the gigantic Good type. Let’s think outside the box on this one and say, maybe Owen Wilson? He’s got that other-worldly calmness thing going. As for Jim, I’d say Keanu is fine for that. However, who will be champion, the Brickie of the Month? I’d like to seem some non-traditional casting here, a woman. I’m thinking Alyson Hannigan.
March 25th, 2007 at 8:12 pm
I like your thinking, Jami. Alyson Hannigan totally make that role. Like an older Joan of Arc…
March 26th, 2007 at 6:11 am
The fact that you made enough sense of that to actually (a) determine characters and then (b) put thought into casting…kind of scares me a little.