calling all geeks...

[burntcopper]

Gah. does anyone know where the quote : "he/she/it/they're back. And this time it's personal." is from? I'm convinced it was a tagline for a film poster, but googling it just gets me all the times it's used in news articles because it's a versatile quote. The closest I've found is the back cover blurb for 'Kiss the Girls' by James Patterson in '95, any advances?

sulking since I can't go near the play.com sales yet due to all the stuff I requested (have successfully kept up resolution from autumn last year of 'only buy stuff that you really, really want and *will watch*') being on my birthday/xmas list.

:sigh: as usual, mascara smudging already. (short eyelashes + angle they grow = there is no mascara on this earth that will not smudge) Wondering if I should just throw in the towel and adopt the smoky eye look full-time...

Comments

[luckykaa.livejournal.com]

Wasn't it the tagline for Jaws: The Revenge.

Not sure if there was something before that. It seems a little recent and a little too mediocre a film.

[snowballjane.livejournal.com]

You just beat me to it. It was used for Jaws: The Revenge (the poster) in 1987, but I'm also not sure if that was the first use.

[meritjubet.livejournal.com]

I searched it the earliest I got was also Jaws: The Revenge. That was '87.

If it is any comfort the smokey eyed look is in *g*

[roseredathena.livejournal.com]

Here from FriendsFriends. I want to say that it's from a Rambo sequel. Rambo III, maybe?

[dcsunset44.livejournal.com]

Have you considered a permanent tint for your lashes, it lasts for months and no smudging :D