On the DVD cover it is spelt the US way, with one "l". On the DVD menu it is spelt the UK way, with 2 "l"s.
The Detective poses for the 9 millionth shot for the most handsome man on the planet award.
There is a really scary dummy on the Ghost Train ride.
Goren struggles to keep awake and alert as applicant #7,254 auditions for the role of corpse.
Invisible cellphone.
"Mr Carver, I need you to prosecute the person who put this shirt and suit together."
The SIZE of those THIGHS.
mmmm... val, thanks for the thighs again - twice in one night - pure poetry indeed
ReplyDeleteObviously it is spelt the right way on the dvd :-p
ReplyDeleteI, like Ann, appreciate your including the thigh shot
I ADORE his tree-trunk thighs! I'd like them even more if they were wrapped around me...
ReplyDeleteI need to compare the size of my thighs to his thighs. Naturally this has to be done naked, and preferably laying down
ReplyDeleteMiam-Miam! I imagine his thighs around my hips...*Fantasy*
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics and funny captions ;o)
He is sooooooooooooo fine-looking in pic 4. He IS the most handsomest man on the planet. And I appreciate Val displaying any part of Vincent's physique.
ReplyDeleteNot forsaking American culture -- I do prefer the spelling of certain words the English way such as, humuor (hope I spelled right) and realise. I don't exactly know why I do -- I just do.
Er, sorry, bobbybegood1, that's "humour". As for realise, it seems to be spelt "realize" in British books these days, and it annoys me.
ReplyDeleteOddly enough, despite being American I tend to default occasionally to the British version of spelling when it comes to double l's. My American spellchecker annoys me when I do that. lol
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