While there’s no nudity, Air New Zealand has come up with a creative way to get passengers to pay attention to the safety video that plays during flights with their “Nothing To Hide” campaign. Shameful…because I watched all the way through, waiting to see chesticles @ least. The last lady was mighty thick. I wonder if the actual flights have nude stewardesses because that would be THE shit? Like a strip club & affordable air travel all in one.
I think I’ll email a link to Southwest’s customer service as a suggested way to improve flights.
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Gotty, the pilot looks like you, are you relations?
I was watchin this hoping that the camera panned down on the stewardess while fretting that the dudes would stand up
@Cell Thuropy, cool Gravatar, you seen the Che flick with Benecio Del Toro?
lol @ 0:56. Does “lifting the flap” have the same connotations in the US as it does here in NZ?
@Baby Paw I swear it was coincidence that you just mentioned my namesake moments before I posted up. I need to peep that movie!
@ Baby Paw,
Nah I haven’t seen the movie yet, I’m a Big Benecio Del Toro fan. I have a couple oh Che pix on my computer from a few years back that I was gonna have scanned on shirts. Now that I think about it I think I’ll switch up Che pictures. Was the movie good?
@Che, me too! :)
They just released it as 2 DVD set, like a 5 hour movie in total. Think I’ll be copping it real soon.
First half of Che is quite good, soderberg did a good job not over directing, and letting the dialogue flow naturally, benecio gave a good performance as well…yet to see part two as i’ve been unable to get proper subtitles for the film. definitely recommend.
@Cell Thuropy, I had to give it a miss at the cinema, because they split it into 2 movies. But my friend Heidi has seen it, said it was very good, but it requires your utmost attention. I’ll be copping the DVD set for sure.
I really liked The Motorcycle Diaries, you seen that one?
Motorcycle Diaries was dope. I ain’t watched Che for the same reason eh, I got the first half of the movie DLed but not the second, I wanna watch that shit in one sitting.
Here y’all go. I’m pretty sure they both come with subtitles.
Che Part One
http://mexican-taint.blogspot.com/2009/06/chepartone2008limitedproperdvdripxvid.html
Che Part Two
http://mexican-taint.blogspot.com/2009/06/cheparttwo2008limiteddvdripxvid.html
@Che, yeah The Motorcycle Diaries was really good indeed, I tip my hat to Walter Salles for translating it so well to the big screen.
Come next pay day, the Che Parts 1 & 2 DVD set are on my list to purchase.
It’s amazing, how much his legacy has endured within popular culture. You ever seen this JPEG? However, over it and click to enlarge to get a closer look at all the Che’ paraphanalia and wot not.
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/80/ChePopularCulture4.jpg
that Che movie was aaiiiiiight at best…Del Toro does his thing but that long ass movie dragged on and on like a muh fucka
@ Baby Paw
I’m the type of movie watcher that if I’m watching it, it will have my utmost attention. I can’t wait to see it
@ Big Fonzs, good looking holmes
@KThundo-really?
@ Big Fonz … thanks
@ Big Fonz thanks!
@Cell Thuropy, no doubt. 5 hours is an epic running time though. Probably one to watch on a lazy Sunday rainy afternoon.
You ever seen the Che movie from way back in the day with Omar Sharif and Jack Palance? It is hilariously random, but worth a watch I suppose.
Possibly you can help me! I am looking to purchase a motorcycle for my son and i simpy dont know what i should be going for? I mean when i got my bike i knew exactly what i wanted for a ver long time, but he is still unsure what he wants? Is there a decent way to discover whats best?