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12-12-2014 01:49 PM |
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Originally Posted by vampyd1977
(Post 983674)
being from the uk we dont have the drive thru culture but in the us once upon a time all date movies were horror/thrillers, that was the drive thru appeal, scare her so she cuddles up then boom, second base city.
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I know Americans want things fast, but a drive thru movie is a little too fast. ::stick out tongue:: We call them drive-in movies: parking lot in front of a theatre screen.
True, she's "scared", so she cuddles close. There's "scared", and then there's mortified...
It's really more the chic pretends to be scared as an excuse to cuddle. Films were made for drive-in shows, like "The Giant Gila Monster" (1959). It wasn't scary, it was just "cuddle scary".
You take a lady to "The Hills Have Eyes", and the scene is graphically displaying a live human skull getting crushed, you're more likely to get a lap full of vomit than a kiss. You know what I mean?
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Originally Posted by MichaelMyers
(Post 983675)
Well framed. What sends a jolt through the modern female?
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Gas prices
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