Favourite poster on wrx?

theinsider · May 1, 2007

My favorite was actually a James Dean poster I had hanging in my bedroom when I was younger. It was some kind of screen shot from the movie "Rebel Without A Cause." I would lay awake at night, staring at that poster, completely understanding all of the emotions that Jim's character went through in that movie....moving from town to town, simply existing in a house with two lackluster parents...one a hen-pecked shell of a man and the other a dominating mother. I knew how Jim felt when the "toughs" were picking a fight with him at the planetarium, and the mix of fear and duty he felt when he had to go through with the "chickie run" later that night. Teenage years can be such a tumultuous time for any young....

What? That's not the kind of poster you guys were talking about? Well, f*&k. Nevermind.

:harumph:

^

Solid...rack'em..

stage1350 · May 1, 2007

My favorite was actually a James Dean poster I had hanging in my bedroom when I was younger. It was some kind of screen shot from the movie "Rebel Without A Cause." I would lay awake at night, staring at that poster, completely understanding all of the emotions that Jim's character went through in that movie....moving from town to town, simply existing in a house with two lackluster parents...one a hen-pecked shell of a man and the other a dominating mother. I knew how Jim felt when the "toughs" were picking a fight with him at the planetarium, and the mix of fear and duty he felt when he had to go through with the "chickie run" later that night. Teenage years can be such a tumultuous time for any young....

What? That's not the kind of poster you guys were talking about? Well, f*&k. Nevermind.

:harumph:

I rest my case. :drinks:

Double Rods · May 1, 2007

My favorite was actually a James Dean poster I had hanging in my bedroom when I was younger. It was some kind of screen shot from the movie "Rebel Without A Cause." I would lay awake at night, staring at that poster, completely understanding all of the emotions that Jim's character went through in that movie....moving from town to town, simply existing in a house with two lackluster parents...one a hen-pecked shell of a man and the other a dominating mother. I knew how Jim felt when the "toughs" were picking a fight with him at the planetarium, and the mix of fear and duty he felt when he had to go through with the "chickie run" later that night. Teenage years can be such a tumultuous time for any young....

What? That's not the kind of poster you guys were talking about? Well, f*&k. Nevermind.

:harumph:

I rest my case. :D

:drinks:

Geo · May 1, 2007

Really? Me? :bigwhack:

Well, now I know what all those people are talking about when they say that it's an honor just to be nominated. I've slowed down a lot of my posting lately in deference to the post pounders pumping out their 50+ a day. Far too often these people whine to the powers that be that I seek to irritate others for my own amusement then then show my hypocrisy in different forums.

...some of you already know who I'm talking about. :rolleyes:

As for my pics, seriously hard to narrow it down--so by genre:

friendly/helpful: pitbull808 (hands down)

club knowledge: Joe friggin' Kwok--w/ honorable mention to Dyno (just make sure you say "thank you" afterwards :cheesy:)

blogger: No contest--RalphReville

I also make sure I stop to read any post by DemolitionMan, sandy, taylormadefan, MrParr1Noid, stage1350, and TheVelvetCat (he's got a perdy mouth). And most of y'all in general...it's all about quality of posts, not quantity ("this or that" thread is the bane of my existence :cheesy:).