if i were rich

Thats true, but if I had an extra 40000$, you never know when that might come in handy

 

i'd burn all the money and be as poor as i am now.
i know that its gonna go wrong if i'd be rich, whenever i have some money
it always ends up doing wrong even if i invested in something good.
money hates me.

 

Why thank you. *makes a curtsey*

 

yeah you would

 

ummm, I'd then become sexually attracted to women, but then the mother part of my personality would be overcome with a jealous rage and murder them, even going so far as to cutting off one's headd in the shower.

 

or I'd pull a Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd
and I'd invest my money in Monty Python and the Holy Grail

 

I dont think I would like being rich very much.....

 

aaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh!!!


edit: my reaction to burby's post...


i used to like that movie actually...

 

and make it a country and be the dictator..

 

I do still like that movie, if you remove the ending.
Maybe that's what I could do with all of my imaginary money.
Buy the rights to MP and the HG and just remove the ending.
w00t!

 

I watched it last night [Hitchcock's]. It was awesome, but I missed some watching the Daily Show, but it was still awesome

I love Bates' haircut

But seriously, if I had tonnes of moneys I'd go to school get settled, probobly be selfish for a bit, then donate the rest to somesuch...

 

Whats wrong with the ending? It tells you what the heck you just watched...

 

well, i mean, yeah, it makes sense
but it's rather anticlimactic

 

i still like it, too, i was just kidding... hitchcock can be cool sometimes...
i think the ending is ok too... i don't remember all the details actually, i haven't watched it for couple of years.

 

i'd tell ya
but i dunno who hasn't seen it
i hate ruining movies for people
makes me feel terribly bad

 

Well if you follow Freytag's disection of Dramatic Structure, then the ending makes quite a bit of sense if you consider Norman to be the protagonist in a tragety, where everythign is going good for him until he kills the P.I, then things start to fall apart with Sam and Mary's sister going to investigate, then his "catastrophe" would him being stuck in his mother personae...Same stuff as a Shakepseare play Yeah, I am studying for an English exam, please excuse my over analysis...

What I thought was interesting in the end was when the phychiatrist said that a transvestite was a person who dresses as a member of the opposite sex for sexual pleasure--really a testament of the times it was written...

 

i don't remember the transvestite thing...damn

 

Wait, what? Norman isn't a transvestite, the psychiatrist makes that clear, cause it isn't sexual why he dresses like his mother, he feels guilty, so supresses the memory of killing her by keeping her body, carrying on conversations, and acting like her...