gay cowboys eating pudding

I saw an episode of south park many years ago where the film festival comes to town and somebody says that all the films are about gay cowboys eating pudding.

So now I see that my housemate has rented brokeback mountain .... do they eat pudding?

So ... nobody will admit to having seen this movie?

Can't remember any 'pudding eating' per se, unless that's some horrific double entendre that I don't understand.
Awesome film btw.

Sorry..

I've only seen the sequel: Wetback Mountain (video)

/Svend Rost

Originally posted by Paul Wheaton:
So ... nobody will admit to having seen this movie?

Not me. As a fan of the cowboy gendre, I was offended that a film pretending to be a western was really about sheep ranching. (Cattle ranchers _hate_ sheep ranchers. Sheep munch the grass much to low.)

This post will probably be deleted as offensive to sheep ranchers, but I don't care.

Nah - we don't tolerate sheep ranchers much in these parts anyway.

As for Brokeback - haven't seen it yet. I was planning to, but frankly after all the various Brokeback Foo jokes of the last few months, I'm already tired of the movie without having seen in. Which is probably unfair to the movie itself, but oh well.

Cattle ranchers _hate_ sheep ranchers

Where do Java ranchers fit in?

The movie SUCKED! (no pun intended). It was slow and the story just kept dragging on and on.

The scenery was nice -- Alberta standing in for Wyoming

Originally posted by Jeff Albertson:
The scenery was nice -- Alberta standing in for Wyoming

You watched it for the scenery!?!

Originally posted by Alice B Palmer:

You watched it for the scenery!?!

Um, err, ugh...

Originally posted by Alice B Palmer:
You watched it for the scenery!?!

I read "Fat Naked Grannies Monthly" -- but only for the articles and restaurant reviews.

Originally posted by Ulf Dittmer:
Where do Java ranchers fit in?

Apparently they could have been Deer Ranchers, but I guess the opportunity cost was to high compared to traditional ventures in Sri Lanka (Ceylon) � so they left that to the Texans.

(Axis Deer? Texas? Apache! No, that is just way too easy�)

I've heard of sheep referred to as "range maggots" - apparently their hooves do a lot of damage to pastures.