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Marty P. /p> p> As some wag pointed out, both Crash and Brokeback Mountain had a sort of "eat your vegetables" vibe about them. You didn't want to see the movie but if you did it was probably because mommy said it would be good for you. Well it's no surprise that nanny Proulx has taken out to the collective woodshed. Good form that it's in the Guardian -- maximum points for cocktail party intellectuals like Miss Proulx. Just remember, Academy voters, you will take your castor oil and you will like it. It was all so much simpler when all we had to contend with was the dreariness of a Merchant/Ivory film. br> -- Ron Pettengill br> London, United Kingdom /p>

Those of us who have lived in the state of Wyoming all our lives or who live here because of an appreciation of the lifestyle here would be most grateful if Annie Proulx would take herself and her depraved worldview back to wherever it is that she came from.

p>She doesn't like us -- which makes one wonder why on earth she decided to live here -- and we don't like her.

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