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Subject: Always good talking to you, Dana

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JeffF

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Date Posted: 12:31:22 06/19/02 Wed
In reply to: Dana 's message, "Re: I'm not Glen but....." on 11:25:49 06/19/02 Wed

It's a very funny movie. May I ask why you like renting better? It does save a lot of money, but I have a feeling that's not your reason. The local library often has a good collection of videos which cost nothing to take out.
Have you ever seen "Champagne for Ceasar" with Vincent Price. It's a very funny movie that most people seem never to have heard of and I often like to recommend people rent it.

Thanks for the tips about the dental work. I'll look into what's available here. Georgetown used to have something like this, but I'm pretty sure they've discontinued their dental school.

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Dana
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Date Posted: 13:23:18 06/19/02 Wed

Our opportunities to watch movies occur at really strange times of the day or night. We also aren't very good with extracuricular events that have a well defined starting time, and I won't watch a movie unless I can see it from the beginning.

Our library has a decent collection of vhs and dvd movies so we do check those out. We especially like getting some of the BBC miniseries from the library.

I'll look for "Champagne for Caesar". I always enjoyed Vincent Price movies, even the campy horrors.

~Dana