Vapors Choice Contest Thread
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bringing this back around for any newbies to the contest.
Remember to number your posts and only 3 are allowed per day
ty all for playing and im loving the posts!!!
Remember to number your posts and only 3 are allowed per day
ty all for playing and im loving the posts!!!
posting for lone_wolf
ok folks time for a contest!!!
~~~ lets go for for some nostalgia~~~
~~the 1920's and the 1990's~~
~~~ you can post anything pertaining to those years.
~~can be fads, music, movies, tv, inventions,dances,events, where you were, what you were doing...
The sky is the limit! Just keep it all within ecf's tos rules please
......now for the rules.....
...you can post up to 3 times a day...
..no back to back posting please...unless a half hour goes by and no one has made a post..then you may make a post..
...please number your posts...
~~winner will be picked using random.org~~
~~contest will end july 20th at 12 midnight est~~
~~~winner will receive a 20.00 coupon code for vapors choice!!!
~~~good luck to all and most of all have fun!!!!!
07/05 Entry #3
And for my last entry today, one of my all time favorite sci-fi movies - The Fifth Element (1997)
And for my last entry today, one of my all time favorite sci-fi movies - The Fifth Element (1997)
6/7 entry #3
Feb 14th 1990 Space probe Voyager 1 takes photograph of entire solar system!
Feb 14th 1990 Space probe Voyager 1 takes photograph of entire solar system!
07/06 Entry #1
In case you haven't already noticed, I absolutely love movies
- Armageddon (1998)
In case you haven't already noticed, I absolutely love movies
- Armageddon (1998)
7/6 #1
Office Space (1999).
When his hypnotherapist dies of a heart attack mid-session, computer analyst and office automaton Peter Gibbons (Livingston) is left in a subconscious state, complete with a lack of any sense of responsibility and a willingness to act without regard to consequences. Gone is his manic rush through bumper-to-bumper traffic to get to the mindnumbing drudgery of his cubicle at Initech--replaced, instead, by sleeping in, fishing, flirting with the waitress (Aniston) at Chochkies--the local eatery--and the occasional midday stroll into the office. This inexplicable change bewilders his patronizing boss (played with vacuous delight by Cole), who has hired a pair of downsizing consultants (McGinley and Willson) to clear out Initech's dead wood. This includes Peter's friends Samir (Naidu) and Michael Bolton (Herman, whose nomen-challenged character can't seem to shake jokes about the singer), and would include Peter as well, were it not for his new laidback attitude and blunt honesty. Instead, he is recommended for a promotion. The firing of his friends, however, cannot go unpunished, so the three hatch a plan to steal the incremental remainders of electronic transactions (a la "Superman III") and grow rich. A first attempt by Mike Judge, creator of cultural icons Beavis and ....-head, to write and direct a live-action feature, drawing inspiration from his early "Milton" shorts for television's "Saturday Night Live" (the character is played in the film by a sniveling Stephen Root). The jokes and sight gags are in constant supply, and stumble only when leaned on too heavily. The film is also, to be sure, quite cathartic.
Office Space (1999).
When his hypnotherapist dies of a heart attack mid-session, computer analyst and office automaton Peter Gibbons (Livingston) is left in a subconscious state, complete with a lack of any sense of responsibility and a willingness to act without regard to consequences. Gone is his manic rush through bumper-to-bumper traffic to get to the mindnumbing drudgery of his cubicle at Initech--replaced, instead, by sleeping in, fishing, flirting with the waitress (Aniston) at Chochkies--the local eatery--and the occasional midday stroll into the office. This inexplicable change bewilders his patronizing boss (played with vacuous delight by Cole), who has hired a pair of downsizing consultants (McGinley and Willson) to clear out Initech's dead wood. This includes Peter's friends Samir (Naidu) and Michael Bolton (Herman, whose nomen-challenged character can't seem to shake jokes about the singer), and would include Peter as well, were it not for his new laidback attitude and blunt honesty. Instead, he is recommended for a promotion. The firing of his friends, however, cannot go unpunished, so the three hatch a plan to steal the incremental remainders of electronic transactions (a la "Superman III") and grow rich. A first attempt by Mike Judge, creator of cultural icons Beavis and ....-head, to write and direct a live-action feature, drawing inspiration from his early "Milton" shorts for television's "Saturday Night Live" (the character is played in the film by a sniveling Stephen Root). The jokes and sight gags are in constant supply, and stumble only when leaned on too heavily. The film is also, to be sure, quite cathartic.
7/6 #2
Event Horizon (1997)
When an experimental starship, the Event Horizon, is found orbiting Neptune, derelict, a salvage operation is mounted under the strictest security. Comprising the mercenary salvage operators as well as the man who originally designed the Event Horizon's faster-than-light engine, the crew finds that a mysterious force inhabits the ship--one that is not wholly friendly. The film transitions well from eerily spooky to effectively horrifying, but plot holes are only partially screened by its breathtaking visual effects. The story bears more than a passing resemblance to Andrei Tarkovsky's formalist masterpiece "Solaris" (based on the novel by Stanislav Lem), but the execution couldn't be more different: massive special effects, a fair share of gore, and horror suspense.
Event Horizon (1997)
When an experimental starship, the Event Horizon, is found orbiting Neptune, derelict, a salvage operation is mounted under the strictest security. Comprising the mercenary salvage operators as well as the man who originally designed the Event Horizon's faster-than-light engine, the crew finds that a mysterious force inhabits the ship--one that is not wholly friendly. The film transitions well from eerily spooky to effectively horrifying, but plot holes are only partially screened by its breathtaking visual effects. The story bears more than a passing resemblance to Andrei Tarkovsky's formalist masterpiece "Solaris" (based on the novel by Stanislav Lem), but the execution couldn't be more different: massive special effects, a fair share of gore, and horror suspense.
7/6
Entry #1
Ixnay on the Hombre is the fourth studio album by the American punk rock band The Offspring. Produced by Dave Jerden, the album was released on February 4, 1997 through Columbia Records
Entry #1
Ixnay on the Hombre is the fourth studio album by the American punk rock band The Offspring. Produced by Dave Jerden, the album was released on February 4, 1997 through Columbia Records
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