Man goes back in time to save his dead girlfriend ... with his other self. RonB "There's a story there...somewhere" I dunno - is this Back to the Future or that Butterfly Effect flick? Or maybe Peggy Sue Got Married? ... good twist

Man goes back in time to save his dead girlfriend but must compete for her affections when she falls in love with his other self. RonB "There's a story there...somewhere" I dunno - is this Back to the Future or that Butterfly Effect

Man goes back in time to save his dead girlfriend but must compete for her affections when she falls in love with his other self. RonB "There's a story there...somewhere"

Yep - I can confirm this as I was wondering why there was a DS at the end of an email from my Swedish girlfriend!

Hi Mister Micawber, Years ago there was this question I failed from a tuturial class, and I don't understand why. (In her girlfriend's apartment) Jame says: Look what I just brought! A computer. Her girlfriend, Macy says: A

I just knew it. No sooner than I licked one ... don't want that. *bangs head on wall* W : ( According to one film distributor and development exec, the number one failing of scripts is that they don't have enough ... through hell. Have you

boy/girlfriend status may or may not apply. Hi Philip, What do you mean by the line in quote? Thanks a lot.

Thanks, GG, but how about this sentence: I'd like to get myself a wife...or girlfriend. Can we do away with the article 'a' in this case? How about cases where there's vowel like this: I'd like to get her a car...or an

Who says they don't make 'em like they used to? I watched SPLINTER last night, and it's a good, tense little low-budget horror movie, very old-fashioned (as in late 70's-early 80's). Actually, it kind of reminded me a little of

It generally means boyfriend/girlfriend. In our usage, if someone asks you if you are seeing someone, they want to know if you are in a relationship. I guess you could be casually seeing someone without a commitment but this is not what is