Oh, man, I'm still having linking problems. When I click on my name, I get blocked. No solution yet. I hope some folks will drop by my blog Savage Reflections anyway.
Put me in mind of old school gangster stuff. Not a fan of Welles or 50's films but the prompt actually took me straight to British Comedy duo Hale and Pace who made a parody of similar. And I have to stick with my first thought!
I have changed the first line of my Mag because there were two of us on the same page. My "Buddy" is now "Sugar lips" which given the write, is more appropriate!
Enjoy the writing my friends...a bit of film noir this week...
ReplyDeleteThanks- enjoyed it, as always.
ReplyDeleteSharing a piece I wrote last Feb. Fits the theme :)
ReplyDeleteNoir it is!
ReplyDeletehope a made sense with my take on this one... Blessed Sunday everyone!
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i am in...and will be around...
ReplyDeleteOrson Wells...one of the great actors...they don't make 'em like him anymore. Have a great Sunday everyone!!
ReplyDeleteGreat photo...great prompt...Wow!!
ReplyDeleteJust where did you find this outstanding image? This was fun.....!
ReplyDeleteOh, man, I'm still having linking problems. When I click on my name, I get blocked. No solution yet. I hope some folks will drop by my blog Savage Reflections anyway.
ReplyDeletepooey- no wonder I cannot get onto your blog! My sympathies - hope it gets solved soon!
Deletehappens to me before... what i do is, click on my post and copy paste whatever appears on my address line. that's :-(
DeleteI have input another linky on your behalf, at No. 36 - I think you'll find it works fine!
DeleteGlad you got it fixed Mr. B...I'll remove your first link...
Deletedon't forget to add the photo credit/source!
ReplyDeleteI left off the photo info so Maggers wouldn't be swayed by the film title, etc.
DeleteMy entry tells the true tale of when I first saw this film as part of an Orson Wells double bill at the Nostalgic Theatre in Toronto.
ReplyDeleteThere's black...and then there's black...so I go for colour.♥
ReplyDeleteWow! I made it - two Sundays in a row. I'm up.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great shot for a prompt.
ReplyDelete.. and they say perception is reality.
ReplyDeleteThis is somewhat different- Be back later to visit!
ReplyDeleteGreat actor and movie. Nice pic to work with too. Thanks Tess. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tess!!! This fit perfectly with the wordle...for me anyway!! Smiles all!
ReplyDeleteThank you the emotive image today.
ReplyDeleteThanks Tess - interesting image.
ReplyDeleteIf I can get my mind out of the gutter, I'll try to write for this. But you do not want to know what I'm envisioning.
ReplyDeleteTess, I really like this image. But it led me towards something another direction ....and away from Orson Welles!
ReplyDeleteSorry to password protect...the content is graphic. The password is undercaws
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading my work.
Well, if I could have splattered my page with blood I would have. Blogger has its limitations however.
ReplyDeletePut me in mind of old school gangster stuff. Not a fan of Welles or 50's films but the prompt actually took me straight to British Comedy duo Hale and Pace who made a parody of similar. And I have to stick with my first thought!
ReplyDeleteI had fun with this one. Thanks!
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I have changed the first line of my Mag because there were two of us on the same page. My "Buddy" is now "Sugar lips" which given the write, is more appropriate!
ReplyDeleteHi Tess- I am a little late and have read none of the others (which may be a bit dangerous), but looking forward to them. Hope you are well. k.
ReplyDeletegot there late!!
ReplyDeletehope you like my post
ReplyDeleteLove, love old movies and their awesome one liners! Thanks, Tess.
ReplyDeleteDon't you just love bullies - on film, in books? No? Neither do I!
ReplyDeleteHi there everyone,
ReplyDeleteMy first attempt here. I read through a few of your posts. What a novice I am, i boast :)
Welcome to Magpie!
DeleteThank you for the prompt this week
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