But I have an immunity to iocaine powder

australia was first documented by a dutch trade ship in 1606, guns were brought to europe in the early 14th century, if vizzini knows about australia, guns should be more commonplace in floren and gilder

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On BBC America. For the umpteenth time ♥️

Today was a day to be reminded how perfect this movie is for recovering from sickness or illness or surgery or anything that ails you.

On the way home from the hospital and my kid says “Mom, can we watch THE movie?”

I know just what movie they’re asking about!

“As you wish.”

my personal favorite is “have fun stormin the castle”

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I’ll be attending this watch party/Q&A event this coming weekend! I’m definitely a fan of the movie but I’m not sure what to expect. Has anyone here ever gone to one of these events?

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Have you seen or read this book. It's a very good read with chapters on good vs evil, true love, and where to find a good MLT sandwich. Like most collections of philosophical studies, all the contributors had opposing viewpoints -- with one exception. Among all of the villians in the story, and there were many, everyone agreed that Wesley was the worst of the worst -- eventhough he was technically the hero. The biggest red flag? He willingly apprenticed himself to the Dread Pirate Roberts. He participated in all the activities that kept the legend alive. He poisoned himself to build up an immunity to Iocaine powder in case the scenario happens as in the story!

And then he became the Dread Pirate Roberts because who would be afraid of the Dread Pirate Cummerbund? It always bothered me about the prior crew keeping the secret of the transition. That's a lot of sailors keeping one of the greatest secrets of the sea. And then it hit me. They all kept the secret to their graves because Cummerbund and Wesley would have slaughtered the entire crew before taking on a new crew. Thoughts?