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2016-05-17 22:43:30 What do you study? venta de ●●●●●●a santo ●●●●●●k I ●●●●●●e there is a ●●●●●●ule ●●●●●●ility that the ●●●●●●ters haven’t had ●●●●●●s ●●●●●●owns, and that the ●●●●●●less ●●●●●●g over and ●●●●●●ng was ●●●●●● meant to be ●●●●●●ick. But it seems ●●●●●●ly, ●●●●●●e for ●●●●●●ick to work – as it does in, say, Laurel & Hardy and Some M●●●●●● Do ’Ave ’Em – you have to be able to ●●●●●●e what you’re ●●●●●●. The ●●●●●●ters must have a ●●●●●● for what they’re doing; they’re sane ●●●●●● who set out with good ●●●●●●ions, but, ●●●●●● to a ●●●●●●ation of ●●●●●●ness, ●●●●●●ity and bad luck, ●●●●●●hing goes ●●●●●●●●●●●● wrong. What ●●●●●●s may be ●●●●●●, but it ●●●●●●s a ●●●●●●n logic, one ●●●●●●ty ●●●●●●g to the next. W●●●●●● in Father Figure there’s ●●●●●● if any logic. The ●●●●●●ters just do ●●●●●●onal, silly, ●●●●●●le and ●●●●●●t ●●●●●●. That’s it. |