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1. Michael C. Harris

   For some reason, @racheltwofish and I are trying to remember the story line of Blue Lagoon.

   Friday, 27-Aug-10 09:05:38 UTC from web at Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
   • Andy C

     @michaeltwofish I'm thinking Brooke Shields. I'm thinking desert island. I'm thinking sun. I thinking sand. I thinking partial nudity.

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 09:23:12 UTC
   • Michael C. Harris Andy C

     @andyc Correct on all counts. But they were cousins, which, though it happens in probably all of our family trees, is odd to put in a film

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 09:38:20 UTC
   • Andy C

     @michaeltwofish Did these cousins enjoy sexual union ? Or just share coconut milk ?

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 10:04:56 UTC
   • Michael C. Harris Andy C

     @andyc They had a kid together.

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 10:07:12 UTC
   • Andy C

     @michaeltwofish Was it malformed with a protruding tongue and oversized ears ?

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 10:08:44 UTC
   • Andy C

     @michaeltwofish Maybe this is why Brooke Shields lost her way and turned to God. She had an innate fear of in-breeding. And coconut milk.

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 10:10:33 UTC
   • Jacinta Richardson

     @michaeltwofish In Australia it's completely legal to marry your cousin, your uncle, your aunt; or indeed any non-immediate blood relative.

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 11:52:12 UTC
   • Michael C. Harris Jacinta Richardson

     @jarich I mean no disrespect to cousins who marry or in other ways choose to liaise. I'm not a Habsburg but I'm sure there's history there.

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 12:03:07 UTC
   • Andy C Jacinta Richardson

     @michaeltwofish @jarich May be legal but it certainly isn't sensible or desirable - http://ur1.ca/1aztm

     Friday, 27-Aug-10 12:45:51 UTC