The following is my entry in the Things I Learned from the Movies Blogathon, being hosted Oct. 14-17, 2016 by Kristina and Ruth at, respectively, the blogs Speakeasy and Silver Screenings. Click on the above banner, and read a variety of life lessons learned by bloggers through their study of cinema!
Fresh takes on retro pop culture
The animation film review site
because the story must be told
You can take the girl out of Glasgow. Entertainment Reviews from a Wee Scottish Wife and Stepmum living in Finland.
Classic movies, musicals, old books, and the great american songbook
Home for classic movie lovers
interesting avenues in silent film history
Only the penitent moviewatcher shall pass.
One Movie at a Time
"TheMarckoguy" is the alternate name for Markus. Markus is a human who reviews stuff.
Disturbing the Placid Waters of Normativity
Where old movies go to live
Fun classic media with an academic twist, shaken, not stirred
A Journey Through Charlie Chaplin's Movies from 1914 to 1967
Kellee instructs on classic film, with historical perspective and deeper study.
My perspective on life & Classic Movie Recommendations
Journeys through Life and Classic Film
...a classic film and TV blog
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And here I thought the only thing to learn from Laurel and Hardy was don’t piss off the fat man…BTW, I almost blew chunks over line #2…
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“At last you’re using my brain!” Bahaha! That always makes me laugh.
What a terrific list of Laurel & Hardy-isms. They were a lot wiser than they’re sometimes given credit for.
Thanks for joining the blogathon, and for sharing these L&H life lessons with us!
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Well, it’s a good thing you haven’t any sense! Otherwise, you wouldn’t have written such a brilliant article for the blogathon, didn’t you?
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haha! loved this and am sure to use many of these lines. Thanks!
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Ha, ha, I recognize the last three quotes from Sons of the Desert! I always remember the ‘peas in a po-duh’ quote, it’s very good. I also like this one: “At last you’re using my brain!”. Very cool post, Steve!
Don’t forget to read my contribution to the blogathon! 🙂
Cheers!
Le
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