My name is Indigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
Hello. My name is Indigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
Bag of chips: $1.49
Cable monthly: $91.00
Watching The Princess Bride with your 9 year old daughter: priceless.
Comment by Jack
12/4/2004 @ 11:18 am
Running the enormous risk of pecking you to death, I think his first name is Inigo.
I, too, have a 9-year old daughter, and I agree entirely with your love of The Princess Bride.
Comment by Jane
12/4/2004 @ 11:32 am
Oh, I thought that was the giant’s speech impediment. Its a great movie.
Comment by Chad Evans
12/5/2004 @ 2:32 am
I just had to comment on this one. For some reason, this single post just made me laugh my ass off yet shed a tear at the heartfelt closure.
Damn I’m getting old.
Comment by Digger
12/5/2004 @ 6:15 am
My oldest kid is a movie fiend. We’ve watched The Princess Bride about 10 times together. It never seems to get old.
*takes some more iocaine powder*
Comment by Kathleen A
12/5/2004 @ 8:52 am
My son and I love to watch that movie. He also loves Space Balls and Young Frankenstein. I made the mistake though of buying Blazing Saddles (forgetting what it was about) and was SHOCKED into how politically incorrect it was. My son spent most of the time laughing at ME covering my mouth and begging him NEVER to repeat anything they said. Geez. I can’t imagine that movie being made in this climate.
Comment by Jane
12/5/2004 @ 1:33 pm
Its nice when they’re old enough to watch something that’s not a cartoon. Its quite a bonding experience.
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Yemen Articles 2004-2010
Committee to Protect JournalistsAccess to U.S. journalist Jane Novak’s Web site, Armiesofliberation, which is frequently critical of the Yemeni government, was repeatedly blocked inside Yemen.
Yemen Observer The security source said that the captured elements’ confessions disclosed that they used to write reports about public opinion trends and sent them together with some photographs to Abdulmalik al-Huthi and external journalists, particularly to the American journalist Jane Novak.
The New York Times Ms. Novak’s perpetual harping on these themes appears to infuriate the Yemeni authorities.
Yemen Times Jane Novak, an American researcher, interviewed Hashid, addressing issues related to human rights, freedom, prisons, and inmates in Yemen. The interview was downloaded onto many news websites, enraging a lot of people.
Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Swiss For the Yemeni government, she has become something like enemy of the state number one.
Expresso, Portugal But thousands of miles away in a land where ever was, all readers of newspapers know who is Jane. In Yemen, Jane has become a nightmare for the regime.
Annabelle, Switzerland She re-checks the information, grooving all these pieces together into an overall picture puzzle that results in an extremely precise view of the mysterious interior of Yemen.
Abdulkarim al Khaiwani @ Oslo Freedom Forum 2010 (video) Jane has a full and sophisticated understanding of the government's true nature.
Aden News Agency Jane Novak… a name that has become coupled with Yemen, not Yemen that is known as it is known by those who doesn't know it, but Yemen as it known by its people...
Gary Swenchonis Sr. Jane was instrumental in helping my wife and myself in many of our successes that we have had since attempting to hold our own government responsible for the promises that they all made to the murdered sailors, and the crew of the USS Cole. She helped us achieve a small measure of justice...
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