Posted: 8/29/2006 4:44:42 PM EDT
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Anyone remember the post with the website of the girl who wanted to become like Sarah Connor? I'm looking for the link for my gf. She told me she was going to do that and doesn't believe someone else is doing it. Thanks |
Not if she hits you first. |
Are you talking about Kit? I can't find the Sara Connor pages on her site, but I did find this mention:
(Her About Me Page. I'll see if I can find where her old SC pages went.... |
Yeah, that's her. Thanks |
I dunno, looks like her grip is a wee-bit low on this here 1911... 
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I wouldn't throw her out of bed for eating crackers... 
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She was in the end-scene, too. |
Yeah, when the T1000 turns himself into Sarah Connor and there are two Sarah Connors onscreen at the same time, that's both sisters. They didn't have to mess with any special effects for that shot, they just dressed up both sisters identically. As far as Kit, I'd tap her too. Nice gun collection, nice smile, she passes the tests I consider important. I'd hit it! EDIT: According to her webpage she's a friend of Oleg Volk's. Now we KNOW she's cool. Hell yes I would hit it...now to turn off my puter before my wife catches me looking at her gallery...  |
Sarah Connor: [narrating] "3 billion human lives ended on August 29th, 1997. The survivors of the nuclear fire called the war Judgment Day. They lived only to face a new nightmare: the war against the machines." Sarah Connor: "On August 29th, 1997, it's gonna feel pretty fucking real to you too. Anybody not wearing 2 million sunblock is gonna have a real bad day. Get it? " |
I wouldn't. But in the first movie she was hot. |
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Not the same girl, in either case, but have you guys heard about "The Sarah Connor Chronicles"? ByteTheBullet (-: From Variety.com: 'Terminator' retools Fox TV series will breathe life back into Connor family The "Terminator" franchise is rising again, this time as a Fox TV series. Andy Vajna and Mario KassarMario Kassar's C2 Pictures, which produced the most recent "Terminator" feature, has pacted with Warner Bros. TV and scribe Josh FriedmanJosh Friedman ("War of the Worlds") for the tentatively titled "The Sarah Connor Chronicles." SkeinSkein will focus on robo-warrior Sarah Connor and her savior son John Connor. Fox has made a pilot commitment to the project, with a significant penalty attached. Net declined comment on the project, which attracted serious interest from several webs. Friedman is aboard to pen the pilot and serve as exec producer-showrunner of the series, which will take place in the fictional time frame between the second and third "Terminator" features. Vajna and Kassar will serve as exec producers, with C2 senior veepveep of development James Middleton also producing. In addition, Vajna confirmed that C2 is in "the final phases of development" of a fourth "Terminator" pic (Daily Variety, Sept. 24, 2004) and that the series will have a link to what's being envisioned as a new feature trilogy. "There will be a connection," Middleton said. Linda HamiltonLinda Hamilton is not expected to be involved in "The Sarah Connor Chronicles." And because the series will be focused on the Connor family, it's not anticipated that Gov. Arnold SchwarzeneggerArnold Schwarzenegger would be a regular part of the skein either regardless of his political fortunes a year from now. Vajna and Middleton had no comment on any potential guest role for Schwarzenegger. Middleton said the series will explore what happened to Sarah Connor after the end of "T2," when the character went on the run. "She has the weight of the world on her shoulder and she also has to raise a 14-year-old son who may be the salvation of the world," he said. Friedman said his "challenge is trying to figure out how to reinterpret (Connor) for television." Because the "Terminator" franchise involves time travel and alternate futures, Friedman believe he'll be able to take a few plot liberties in the series -- emphasis on "few." "The last thing I want to do is take a title and exploit it," Friedman said. "The show needs to stand on its own while still being respectful of the franchise." Unlike the features, "The Sarah Connor Chronicles" will not be non-stop shoot-'em-up or chase scenes, in large part because of the reduced budgets of television. "There's going to be a healthy dose of both (action and family drama)," Friedman said, noting that the "Terminator" mythology "has a lot of big ideas in it that don't cost you a dime to explore." "T3: Rise of the Machines," produced by C2 and Intermedia, grossed $427 million worldwide; the franchise overall has grossed more than $1 billion. Vajna said C2 has been weighing an entry into TV via the "Terminator" franchise for nearly two years and said the company hopes to develop other projects for the medium. After deciding to take the plunge, ICM-repped C2 pitched the idea to several studios, with Warner Bros. ultimately making the most sense, Vajna said. Warners handled domestic distribution of "T3." Friedman, repped by UTAUTA, wrote the script for Brian De PalmaBrian De Palma's upcoming "The Black Dahlia." Date in print: Thurs., Nov. 10, 2005, Los Angeles  |
My prediction: It will suck. It will be too PC to be any good. Hope I'm wrong. |
 There's a penis in there somewhere. |
Just as long as the fitness routine doesn't include taking up smoking like Sarah in this picture. 
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She already smokes and runs 2 miles a day. |
www.forevervain.com/ |
Oh come on! we all know if she smokes, she pokes! |
I don't know how you roll, but I for one DO NOT want to be poked! |
Yeah, but that attitude.... not to mention her eyes. 
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Thanks man! |
