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Re: A book on the brain

Posted By: Sosiqui, on host 63.193.249.209
Date: Saturday, December 7, 2002, at 11:43:45
In Reply To: Re: A book on the brain posted by El_Diablo on Saturday, December 7, 2002, at 11:23:34:

> Same thing here.
>
> It's from The Rock with Nicholas Cage and Sean Connery. The infamous (isn't it?) shower scene.

As an aside, why is it that shower scenes are always infamous? I can think of very few showering or even bathing scenes that aren't referred to as 'infamous'. Do shower stalls just breed infamy? Do I need to get some Infamy-Away and use it to scrub my tub?

Seriously though, I can't think of any shower/bathing scenes in movies or TV that haven't had the infamy label slapped on them at some point. Even in the most innocuous movies ever.

Sosi"eh, it's probably just the assumed nudity factor"qui

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Re: A book on the brain - Howard - Sat, 12/7/2002, 14:48:35
Re: A book on the brain - El_Diablo - Sat, 12/7/2002, 14:11:28

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Message:	> > Same thing here. > > > > It's from The Rock with Nicholas Cage and Sean Connery. The infamous (isn't it?) shower scene. > > As an aside, why is it that shower scenes are always infamous? I can think of very few showering or even bathing scenes that aren't referred to as 'infamous'. Do shower stalls just breed infamy? Do I need to get some Infamy-Away and use it to scrub my tub? > > Seriously though, I can't think of any shower/bathing scenes in movies or TV that haven't had the infamy label slapped on them at some point. Even in the most innocuous movies ever. > > Sosi"eh, it's probably just the assumed nudity factor"qui
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