Quicksand Fans

I am posting this in a separate thread so as not to disrupt the prank thread, as I am only addressing one thing from qsmania.

You mentioned Borat. Did you know that one of our frequent quicksand actresses, and a member of this forum, had a role (uncredited, I think) in one of the Borat movies. I will leave the specific movie and the actress unnamed, at least for now.

I had heard some acquaintances rave about Borat, and had a free movie ticket, so I went to see it in the theater during its run in 2006.

I wish I had gone with my wife to watch The Santa Clause 3 instead.

This is one of those "sense of life" areas where emotional responses to movies show one's soul. As I have made clear, I am not fond of pranks. They raise too many bad childhood memories in which I was the victim. So I left a bad review of Borat on various sites. I was stunned by the number of positive reviews. I felt sorry for some of the victims of the pranks, though not the drunken, bigoted fraternity boys who later sued.

What was most impressive was how gracious and accommodating Americans can be toward awkward foreigners on our soil.

There was only one Borat movie, but Sacha Baron Cohen has starred in numerous movies and television shows.

I look forward to learning the answer to your actress riddle.

I should have written Sasha Cohen movies. I'll leave it a mystery for a while longer - perhaps others will know.

QuicksandMania wrote:I had heard some acquaintances rave about Borat, and had a free movie ticket, so I went to see it in the theater during its run in 2006.

I wish I had gone with my wife to watch The Santa Clause 3 instead.

This is one of those "sense of life" areas where emotional responses to movies show one's soul. As I have made clear, I am not fond of pranks. They raise too many bad childhood memories in which I was the victim. So I left a bad review of Borat on various sites. I was stunned by the number of positive reviews. I felt sorry for some of the victims of the pranks, though not the drunken, bigoted fraternity boys who later sued.

What was most impressive was how gracious and accommodating Americans can be toward awkward foreigners on our soil.

There was only one Borat movie, but Sacha Baron Cohen has starred in numerous movies and television shows.

I look forward to learning the answer to your actress riddle.

OK, here is the answer:
The movie was "Borat." Quicksand actress Stefani Jaymes played the ring girl in the wrestling fiasco scene. She is not listed in the credits.

Fred588 wrote:I should have written Sasha Cohen movies. I'll leave it a mystery for a while longer - perhaps others will know.

QuicksandMania wrote:I had heard some acquaintances rave about Borat, and had a free movie ticket, so I went to see it in the theater during its run in 2006.

I wish I had gone with my wife to watch The Santa Clause 3 instead.

This is one of those "sense of life" areas where emotional responses to movies show one's soul. As I have made clear, I am not fond of pranks. They raise too many bad childhood memories in which I was the victim. So I left a bad review of Borat on various sites. I was stunned by the number of positive reviews. I felt sorry for some of the victims of the pranks, though not the drunken, bigoted fraternity boys who later sued.

What was most impressive was how gracious and accommodating Americans can be toward awkward foreigners on our soil.

There was only one Borat movie, but Sacha Baron Cohen has starred in numerous movies and television shows.

I look forward to learning the answer to your actress riddle.

Very interesting, thanks!

should have known it would be the gorgeous Stefani!