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You're right... talented people. I think I saw Truly Madly Deeply, but ... I forget. I'll have to get it.
It was very sweet and very romantic. I love Alan Rickman too. I wasn't so crazy about the major storyin The English Patient; on the other hand, the sub-story was another sweet one.
You're right. Two more good guys gone. Is that Arthur Clarke in a skirt?
Yes, he's in a skirt. He wore skirts quite often. Actually, that's a Hawaiian wrap type thing, I believe. From what I have read, he wore them frequently.
My son-in-law liked skirts when he was a kid. His parents lived in a commune (tho I don't know what that has to do with it except that they weren't narrow minded 
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).There are a few men around here who wear kilts and skirts and boy, even in this so-called tolerant bastion of liberalism, they get looks and comments. Hey, why not? We can wear pants these days. However, I remember when I went to college in Iowa in 62 and was not allowed to wear pants in all that horrible weather in winters.
We could wear pants to the dining room if it was 15 degrees or less. Wearing pants in my classes was out of the question because I was in the college of Commerce. Most of the men wore dress shirts and dress pants. Education and liberal arts women wore the pants.
My first year at college, I went to a religious school in southern Iowa. We were not allowed to wear pants to any classes or the lunchroom or anything - no matter the weather. God, it was cold. I think we were allowed to wear pants when not doing anything for school - can't even remember if we could wear them to the library. I only lasted one year there. Couldn't stand it.
Then I transferred to Temple University in Philadelphia - a very radical leftie college at the time.
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