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Orchide said:oh sorry breatheoxygen
i will do so from henceforth!
the above pics i got from people mag...
Thanks dear
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Bohochic I can't see the emoticons and the picture in your post #533
Anyway... guess from where I've just arrived... what have I been doing for the last 140 minutes
That's right... I went to see it again!
And you know what? In the movie, when Anakin is about to meet Palpatine at the Opera and he is running trough the crowd and climing up a bunch of stairs, I found myself giggling between the audience, because I kept thinking that most surely Hayden fell doing that scene
And the animations above...
I can't wait for the DVD with ALL the extras!!... and those amazing (and frequent) Hayden plunges 
Anyway... guess from where I've just arrived... what have I been doing for the last 140 minutes
That's right... I went to see it again!
And you know what? In the movie, when Anakin is about to meet Palpatine at the Opera and he is running trough the crowd and climing up a bunch of stairs, I found myself giggling between the audience, because I kept thinking that most surely Hayden fell doing that scene
And the animations above...
I can't wait for the DVD with ALL the extras!!... and those amazing (and frequent) Hayden plunges I love that gif where Ewan playfully knocks off his hat.
An article I just read on jjb:
How to protect a star's privacy
It is a lazy, hazy day in leafy Thornhill and the biggest star in a galaxy far, far away is nowhere to be found.
That's not surprising, seeing as Hayden Christensen's new blockbuster Star Wars movie is only days away from release. There are Cannes premieres and interviews to be done.
So we've been asked instead to find out how the Thornhill locals feel about having Darth Vader hail from their 'hood. It's an assignment, it turns out, which turns out to be more challenging than understanding R2-D2. Few, it seems, can or are willing to report having had an encounter with the Jedi Knight. Christensen may be on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, Dreamwatch, and inside everything from Time to People magazine, but he enjoys good old Canadian obscurity back home.
Which is just the way he likes it. It's hard to believe the lord of darkness could hail from this idyllic suburban setting of Desperate Housewives, where the gardeners trim perfect hedges and the streets are filled with perfect SUVs. Christensen has managed to guard his privacy, even when he comes home to visit. Described as shy and low-key, he certainly hasn't been flashing his lightsabre, or his star power, around town. But surely even blockbuster villains need their java when they're home? "No, we've never seen him here," reports the barista at the local Starbucks.
With Darth Vader helmet head, he must have needed a haircut? "He's never been here," barber Mario Filipelli says. At the variety store next door, the two women behind the counter barely speak English and have never even heard of Darth Vader. But the two boys shopping for lunchtime candy know who we're talking about.
"He lives near here? That's awesome," proclaims 12-year-old Dylan Shiraz. "I'm going to knock on his door and say, 'I am your father.' " On the quiet street where he grew up -- and where his parents still live -- tight-lipped neighbours say that Christensen's low-key, almost-invisible style is in keeping with the down-to-earth boy he's always been.
"He's a very nice kid -- he's very quiet and keeps a really low profile," says Richard, who lives several houses away. "He hasn't been home for awhile but when he does, he drives his black Jag."
Christensen, he adds, was always focused on sports -- from competitive hockey to tennis -- and his acting. "He wasn't hanging around the mall, I can tell you that," he laughs.
The girls down the street who grew up with him now savour the photos they have of the Hollywood star at their birthday parties.
"And no, I'm not going to show them to you," chuckles their mother. "He's just a great kid, he's very friendly, just a nice kid from a nice family."
No wonder the National Enquirer hasn't come calling around here.
"I'm not a big fan of Star Wars myself," she adds, "but he was great in Life as a House."
And that's about as much information as anyone wants to share about their local boy made good. It's a rather nice, Canadian-kind of reticence that begins at the top with his parents, Alie and David, who still run their 15-year-old communications business and shy away from the media.
Before boarding a plane yesterday for the movie's London premiere, Christensen's mother explained that one way the family deals with his stardom is by trying to stay out of the limelight.
"Of course, we could not be happier about Hayden's success," she said in her polite e-mail declining an interview.
"We have always encouraged our children to pursue their dreams and, when they are fulfilled, it's immensely rewarding."
And then she added: "Sorry about some of our friends being so protective of our privacy yesterday."
Such refreshingly nice people!
An article I just read on jjb:
How to protect a star's privacy
It is a lazy, hazy day in leafy Thornhill and the biggest star in a galaxy far, far away is nowhere to be found.
That's not surprising, seeing as Hayden Christensen's new blockbuster Star Wars movie is only days away from release. There are Cannes premieres and interviews to be done.
So we've been asked instead to find out how the Thornhill locals feel about having Darth Vader hail from their 'hood. It's an assignment, it turns out, which turns out to be more challenging than understanding R2-D2. Few, it seems, can or are willing to report having had an encounter with the Jedi Knight. Christensen may be on the cover of Entertainment Weekly, Dreamwatch, and inside everything from Time to People magazine, but he enjoys good old Canadian obscurity back home.
Which is just the way he likes it. It's hard to believe the lord of darkness could hail from this idyllic suburban setting of Desperate Housewives, where the gardeners trim perfect hedges and the streets are filled with perfect SUVs. Christensen has managed to guard his privacy, even when he comes home to visit. Described as shy and low-key, he certainly hasn't been flashing his lightsabre, or his star power, around town. But surely even blockbuster villains need their java when they're home? "No, we've never seen him here," reports the barista at the local Starbucks.
With Darth Vader helmet head, he must have needed a haircut? "He's never been here," barber Mario Filipelli says. At the variety store next door, the two women behind the counter barely speak English and have never even heard of Darth Vader. But the two boys shopping for lunchtime candy know who we're talking about.
"He lives near here? That's awesome," proclaims 12-year-old Dylan Shiraz. "I'm going to knock on his door and say, 'I am your father.' " On the quiet street where he grew up -- and where his parents still live -- tight-lipped neighbours say that Christensen's low-key, almost-invisible style is in keeping with the down-to-earth boy he's always been.
"He's a very nice kid -- he's very quiet and keeps a really low profile," says Richard, who lives several houses away. "He hasn't been home for awhile but when he does, he drives his black Jag."
Christensen, he adds, was always focused on sports -- from competitive hockey to tennis -- and his acting. "He wasn't hanging around the mall, I can tell you that," he laughs.
The girls down the street who grew up with him now savour the photos they have of the Hollywood star at their birthday parties.
"And no, I'm not going to show them to you," chuckles their mother. "He's just a great kid, he's very friendly, just a nice kid from a nice family."
No wonder the National Enquirer hasn't come calling around here.
"I'm not a big fan of Star Wars myself," she adds, "but he was great in Life as a House."
And that's about as much information as anyone wants to share about their local boy made good. It's a rather nice, Canadian-kind of reticence that begins at the top with his parents, Alie and David, who still run their 15-year-old communications business and shy away from the media.
Before boarding a plane yesterday for the movie's London premiere, Christensen's mother explained that one way the family deals with his stardom is by trying to stay out of the limelight.
"Of course, we could not be happier about Hayden's success," she said in her polite e-mail declining an interview.
"We have always encouraged our children to pursue their dreams and, when they are fulfilled, it's immensely rewarding."
And then she added: "Sorry about some of our friends being so protective of our privacy yesterday."
Such refreshingly nice people!Also quotes from some jjbers I thought yall might find interesting:
Good men are few and far between especially in the movie business.
And from another:
No way to verify this of course, but I really like the idea that he's not a player.
Good men are few and far between especially in the movie business.bonapartept
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This is kind of *dies* emoticon I've been talking about.
Hope it works!
edit: I just found this great emoticon's site. It has tons of them. http://www.cheesebuerger.de/smilie.php
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Eh eh eh
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shoexgal said:
Please don't steal mine.Seriously...this dear boy of mine has gotten not just "you look like hayden" but actually mistaken for the actor. Once papparazzi in sunset saw him and friends pop out of a film related party and started to say...Hayden is leaving the party...shall we follow? And took pics until some girl said you dumbasses. What type of paparats are you? Haydens not even at this party
Now that he's gotten sick and dropped a lot of weight and with the Star Wars hype...even more so..this one lady insisted that he was saying "I've seen Star Wars...you can't fool me even with that really bad fake accent"
He took out his drivers license, credit cards and passport to prove to her he's not because she was arguing with us and following us about the store...Crazy Beverly Hills ladies..stop taking your perscription meds please 
Tinuviel said:
Can I join you in that....
LOL! Nothing against her at all, lucky girl!
Seriously...this dear boy of mine has gotten not just "you look like hayden" but actually mistaken for the actor. Once papparazzi in sunset saw him and friends pop out of a film related party and started to say...Hayden is leaving the party...shall we follow? And took pics until some girl said you dumbasses. What type of paparats are you? Haydens not even at this party
Now that he's gotten sick and dropped a lot of weight and with the Star Wars hype...even more so..this one lady insisted that he was saying "I've seen Star Wars...you can't fool me even with that really bad fake accent"
EGADS!!
Girl you lucky thing! But poor him, actually strike that not poor him cause seriously though he can use his "star image" to get free stuff and special treatments at the exclusive clubs.
So he looks like him alot?
Orchide said:tinythanks for the article...what is jjb?
how do i access that?
also,bohochic or anyone who knows, how do i get the flash siggies of hayden with the bloopers to save and then play or attach?
Did you figure it out then?
And thanks for the massive scan hon.
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BohoChic said:Can I join you in that....
EGADS!!
But poor him, actually strike that not poor him cause seriously though he can use his "star image" to get free stuff and special treatments at the exclusive clubs.
So he looks like him alot?
Well he's actually quite rich and thats what also adds to the whole mistaken identity bit...
Haydens not much of a clubber but my boy definitely is...or was...
One thing i dislike...Hayden and him share a bad habit now
Smoking. Actually right now while he's sleeping I threw out his smokes...I've been trying to find the darn it camera
...This is cute...sleeping 
and sleeptalking I just heard him mumble off a cake recipe.These types of moments make me wonder if I should date him again
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