There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan

There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan

Luke Kelly wrote:
There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan

"Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" based on Homer's Odyssey

Luke Kelly wrote:
There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan

"Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" based on Homer's Odyssey

On 27 Sep 2006 12:45:34 -0700, "Grendel" <wsthomas@bellsouth.net
wrote:


Luke Kelly wrote:
There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan

"Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" based on Homer's Odyssey

Rather, based on what the Coens have heard about The Odyssey.

On 9/27/06 3:37 PM, "Luke Kelly" wrote:


There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan


Oh, Brother Where Art Thou?

Luke Kelly wrote:
There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan

"Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" based on Homer's Odyssey

On 27 Sep 2006 12:45:34 -0700, "Grendel" <wsthomas@bellsouth.net
wrote:


Luke Kelly wrote:
There was a movie. Maybe I was drunk or half asleep. These three guys
got out of prison and the hero, who needed a specific hair gel, wanted
to get back to his family of three girls.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Donal O'Sullivan

"Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" based on Homer's Odyssey

Rather, based on what the Coens have heard about The Odyssey.

There was a movie.

Maybe I was drunk or half asleep.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

"Luke Kelly" <donal25@utvinternet.com> wrote:

There was a movie.

And, lo, there shall be many a movie more.

Maybe I was drunk or half asleep.

Sot.

Their mother had told the girls that their father had been run over by
a train. She had by then married some local official who had learned to
box while the hero only knew how to brawl.

She arrranged for the old homestead to be flooded. What's the name of
the movie. I hadn't expect art from an American movie, but I think I'm
awake now. Anybody know?

Sorry, I don't know. I remember a TV movie in which a homestead was
about to be flooded by torrential rains, & the patriarch--or maybe it
was the matriarch--decided to send his children & grandchildren away
but himself stay put. He lit candles, sat in the old rocker & waited
for the rains. And The Rains Came.

Sorry, I don't know. I remember a TV movie in which a homestead was
about to be flooded by torrential rains, & the patriarch--or maybe it
was the matriarch--decided to send his children & grandchildren away
but himself stay put. He lit candles, sat in the old rocker & waited
for the rains. And The Rains Came.

Wasn't it an exploding volcano?