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we start phoning friends whenever. And even though we're in Cali, NY NYE does it for us...

Why haven't they made a sequel? I want to know what happened to all those people floating in the water.

I also want somebody to push that old lady over the side for throwing that necklace away.

i only saw it once, but what bothered me was this old woman was telling this story about her "true love", but clearly she had gotten married and had kids and grandkids. but when she died, she was reunited with leon dicaprio, her "true love" who had died in the water. so what about her husbamd, was he just chopped liver to be discarded?

no one ever addressed that, this guy she may have spent decades with before he (presumably) passed. he didn't matter?

i know...i overanalyze everything and can't just enjoy...its a weakness

I was also very aggravated by the poor planning that led to so many people dying. I was angry about the lack of life boats and other safety measures. So instead of being caught up in the romance, I was annoyed through most of the movie. I'm like that - poor organization irritates me.

and all the people in steerage....how awful

i barely got through it once. i would not see it again, although i know some who saw it multiple times

They realized there weren't enough lifeboats but that didn't concern them since the ship was "unsinkable."

Kind of like BushCheney didn't think about the long term implications of invading Iraq since the war would be over in "a matter of months."

"unsinkable?" I guess they figured it was safe enough. Human error strikes again.

You don't want it? Fine. Sell it and donate the proceeds to a charity that helps starving children or something. Jeez.

zone (Michigan)

your post makes no sense for people living around the world.

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Happy New Year!

Spoiler.

You can't unring that bell.

Will take a "Happy New Year" early, late, at midnight.

It is all good.

On edit, the most important thing,

Happy New Year all!

Is that you?

birthday, or the moment of marriage to say happy anniversary.

So HAPPY NEW YEAR to all--apply it at your particular midnight.

It's nearly January 2 in New Zealand

I think we should kick it every year.

Happy New Year, malaise. I hope you are having a good day, wherever you are!

I'm having a great day- just had some delicious deboned stuffed yellow tail snapper.

I'm also a Taterguy fan

Could it?

Not all DUers view DU in different time zones. Please consider deleting this thread (and the related one you posted in the Cooking and Baking Forum).

With someone who values your input.

Navel gazing that is.

I'd be watching Dick Clark's Rockin' New Year's Eve on the West Coast, banging on my little pots and pans and maybe twirling a noisemaker or two, and then the ball would start to drop and the countdown began and as the excitement mounted, suddenly they would flash this message across the screen:

Recorded Earlier

Fuck you, Eastern Time Zone Supremacists!

Here in SC we're about 50 years behind.

I am gonna ring your door buzzard and run...

about whether their computers were still working after midnight! We could have had a really great wave of internet silence, sweeping across the globe, as time zones went into 2000, so that everyone else had that sense of anticipation, like a proper surprise party, about what might happen.

But no, Pacific Islanders had to go and spoil it by communicating with people still in 1999. Apocalypse poopers.