KristofferI’m sure most people first and foremost think of his unforgettable role in Crimson Tide as Lt Peter "Weps" Ince, not that Aragram-or-whats-his-name character when they talk about Viggo M.
In Her I Trust
Last weekend, when I didn’t work, I spent most of my with The Girlfriend. On Saturday we went to a party with some of her friends. I’ve also met The Girlfriend’s ex-boyfriend, or actually ex-fiancé to be more exact, a couple of times now. He was at the same party yesterday and he and The Girlfriend is still very, very close. I’m a bit surprised to say that I’ve got no problems with that at all. It could be that I’m a bit naive, but I trust her. I tend to try to be a bit naive when I’m in the process of getting to know people: Start by trusting them 100%, and take it from there. I still haven’t got burned doing it that way.
I’m sure I won’t be burned this time either.
Tonight I’m seeing A History of Violence. This is the first movie I see featuring Viggo Mortensen ever since the mainstream audience got to know him through the three The Lord of the Rings movies.
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Kristoffer
RabbagastIf I had been a good hacker, i would have subtly altered the headline for todays post to: "In Her I Thrust"
You considered it V. Admit it.
You considered it V. Admit it.
mmmmm… didn’t consider it. No, really, I didn’t.
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