It's like someone buried dozens of wind-up toys as a part of an evil scheme to take over Mexico.

Is that the guy from Brokeback Mountain?

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And the absolute best part?? He's wearing the identical coat that one of the gay cowboys wore in Brokeback Mountain. Look it up. True story.

OH MY GAWD!!

To quote the source "You can't make this shit up."

"As it turns out, the gays get their revenge... the jacket Rick Perry wore in the ad? Heath Ledger wore it in 'Brokeback Mountain.' "

photo proof here:
http://elections.americablog.com/2011/12/perrys-jacket-in-anti-gay-ad-heath.html

Hachi the most loyal dog! I know of his story; I'll have to watch this movie with my son

Brokeback Mountain was brutally depressing.. I uh, won't be watching that one with my son anytime soon, lol.

In reply to this comment by berticus:
brokeback mountain, which actually sent me into a major depression for a few months

and a japanese movie called Hachiko Monogatari that i saw when i was about 15. i thought it was practically ipmossible to find, but what do you know -- someone's put it on youtube! i'm going to have to re-watch it and see if i have the same soppy reaction 15 years later ;


In reply to this comment by UsesProzac:
What are the other two movies, Berti?

In reply to this comment by berticus:
there are maybe.. 3? movies i can think of that have utterly destroyed me and made me cry almost uncontrollably, and this was one.

bjork was just sublime.

brokeback mountain, which actually sent me into a major depression for a few months

and a japanese movie called Hachiko Monogatari that i saw when i was about 15. i thought it was practically ipmossible to find, but what do you know -- someone's put it on youtube! i'm going to have to re-watch it and see if i have the same soppy reaction 15 years later


In reply to this comment by UsesProzac:
What are the other two movies, Berti?

In reply to this comment by berticus:
there are maybe.. 3? movies i can think of that have utterly destroyed me and made me cry almost uncontrollably, and this was one.

bjork was just sublime.

@MarineGunrock When was the last time you saw Brokeback Mountain? They drove all the way from Texas to Wyoming.

Robocop meets Highschool Musical meets Brokeback Mountain?

blankfist, who are these stoners? your cousins from brokeback mountain?

>> ^berticus:
Brokeback Mountain.

Brokeback Mountain.

A Night on Bald Mountain oddly enough was the working title to Brokeback Mountain.

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Siftbot is so gay that he acts as a prop in bukkake movies.

Siftbot loved Brokeback Mountain so much he accepted a role as a spit bucket in the sequel.

Siftbot is handing out stars like the nazis. (oooh, I went there)



(No harm intended on gays, spit buckets or nazis.. well, maybe nazis.)

thanks a_c i doubt i can find a replacement for that one.. ah well.

i saw brokeback at home, and it actually caused me to go into a major depressive episode. thankfully it didn't last too long and i found a website where other people were going through similar reactions, that helped a lot (and made me feel like slightly less of a total FREAK). it seems a little weird to look back on now, to have had such a strong emotional response to a fictitious movie, but it's nice to know i wasn't alone in feeling that way.

i have seen as many love stories / tragedies as anyone else, some of them gay, but there is something about this one that really slaughtered me. perhaps it's just the combination of great storytelling, directing, acting etc, or perhaps it's something else, i could never quite decide.

heath ledger's death brought it all back again, the timing was eerie, i had been planning on posting a brokeback clip for a little while, approaching gold... then that happened just as i was on 49! i had never given the guy a moment's thought before brokeback, but quickly realised he was going to be one of the 'greats' of this generation. i know all life is valuable, but i do feel sad that i don't get to enjoy seeing what he would've done.

oh god i'm raving on already! don't get me started!

In reply to this comment by alien_concept:
Hey mate, this vid is dead, pfft.
http://www.videosift.com/video/Scene-from-Brokeback-Mountain-The-Seeds-of-Fear

I have to say, I loved your "long, boring summary" of this. I went to watch it with my best friend. We got out of the cinema and he was very quiet, I was chatting away, just an unbelievable film, one of the most tragic love stories ever told. And we got to the car and he just sobbed and sobbed. It touched him so much. Of course it didn't touch me in the same way, although there are plenty of love stories that do, but it was so nice, because finally someone had told a proper story about real love between two men. Anyway, i'll try and find an embed for it if you haven't got round to it. Just thought i'd share that with you, as what you wrote made me think of it and i'm sure you got a similar experience as he had