I would not want to be a part of any quasi-frightening imbroglios involving a runaway train, Ranken, or Manny.
Frankly, I couldn't think of anything else to say about Runaway Train. This is a simple statement assuring Mr. Bennett and the rest of the film class that I have seen, understood, and digested the material.
Sound familiar?
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Yes, as a matter of fact it does. You never cease to amaze me, Mr. White.
ReplyDeleteThis and a comment you made on CAssidy's post do indeed sound familiar. They remind me a bit of my very own homework assignment sheet from last year. I think I referred to "quasi-imperialist imbroglios" at some point. And I believe we motored, pell-mell through the First World War. Glad to hear my prose has staying power. Makes me feel loved.
ReplyDeleteYou are very loved Mr. Bennett no worries. And yes Danny White your posts are very brilliant although we failed epically on the Wake Forest pick haha.
ReplyDeleteMr. Bennett, and Danny, when I heard Danny ask you about what "imbroglio" meant when we were leaving class tomorrow, I was immediately reminded of the homework we had, I believe either for the Spanish-American War or Mexican conflicts, I believe it was one of those two areas, and when he asked, I said to myself, I only know what that word means because of Mr. Bennett and that homework last year.
ReplyDeleteI also remembering motoring pell-mell through WWI last year. That is some great prose.
And yes Mr. Bennett, you are certainly loved.