Poor old Pat. Loved him in Donnie Darko. Rest in peace fella.

I believe Keith Floyd also just died. I doubt he's well known outside the U.K. but like the Swayze he always made me smile. And like myself he was rather fond of a drink. Sadly missed. Rest in peace.

Keith Floyd died? Damn. Used to watch him a lot on BBC Food. Remember him getting more than a little drunk on a couple occasions. RIP too Keith.

POINT BREAK - GREAT MOVIE

GHOST - A CLASSIC

RIP PAT

One of the TV channels here just cleared its schedule and is now running nothing but Swayze all day. Point Break is on right now, actually.

Yeah Sandra, one of Nickelback's best songs IMO

Personally, I can't believe he's dead.

RIP Patrick.

Still shocked.

Quoted from sniper You're like the wind, Sandra.

The wind doth live
And I doth blow
And stillness
After shaking
Low

And I'm brought down
Before the letter
Law in earnest
Dust together

Down descending
Down in lust
Bound and chained
By freedom's crust

Holding dearly
To the hand
That raises me
And helps me stand.

Thanks for the video. I truly enjoyed it.

Sandra

God forbid that Sandra give a straight answer when prose can be her response.

She speaks of lust of lust and of being raised. I'm with her, in spirit at least. Keep em cooking S E!

Well, we all saw it coming. But it is sad, nonetheless. I can't believe his death was almost overshadowed by that idiot Kanye West and his rudeness towards Taylor Swift!

Patrick was such a great actor. A truly great loss for Hollywood. R.I.P.

--Julio

Correction for IMBD:

We're dealing with the written and it feels very wrong for me to not point out errors as they are found--  since errors are just opportunities these are blessings in the proverbial disguise.

It is the summer of 1963 and Baby and her family are to attend the holiday resort in America's beautiful Catskill Mountains. But when they arrive Baby is almost immediatly swept off her feet by the sexy and talented Johnny Castle.

When her father forbids her to have anything to do with the hunky resort dance instructor and his pals, she finds herself falling madly in love with him and learning how to dance the passionate latin dances that Johnny loves.

Like the beginning of the 60's signalled the ending of an

area of innocence for U.S.A.,

Note the connection between "area" and "Era". Very close and their approximation defines a very certain realness because we can feel the subtle differences.

Note too;

it also signals the ending of Baby's innocence and the awakening of her feelings as a young woman.


I completely get this, although my computer is misbehaving at the moment.

Thank you all,

Sandra El.