What do “From Russia with Love” and “Empire Records” have in common?
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8/11/05
8/10/05
8/9/05
8/8/05
8/7/05
8/6/05
8/5/05
Saw Donnie Darko- twice. Incredible foreshadowing ties the film up so confusingly neatly, more so than “Twelve Monkeys”. Still not sure I completely understand it, but all the more enjoyable. And, school spirit requires my cheering a murderous bunny of death.
Dead-Man-in-the-Middle-of-the-Road Productions!
Dead-Man-in-the-Middle-of-the-Road Productions!
8/3/05
Southwest offers $200 credits to be bumped from a 1-stop overcrowded delayed flight to a nonstop one that would get in 1:45 later. Didn’t work this time, but there’s definitely a strategy here.
Dentist/eye doctor done, so now the more celebratory parts of the trip. No idea what form it will be taking, really. Call etc. if in town.
[And the usual birthday wishes from don't-like-the-cable-people. Might be a little hard to contact me, but should be somehow possible.]
Dentist/eye doctor done, so now the more celebratory parts of the trip. No idea what form it will be taking, really. Call etc. if in town.
[And the usual birthday wishes from don't-like-the-cable-people. Might be a little hard to contact me, but should be somehow possible.]
8/1/05
7/31/05
Halved in this week’s SI: shared a partial attribution for a similar entry. {Howard Dean: “We are ahead. We are near ahead. We drew. How are we down? We won! We are now hardened! Do we need a new war, or Enron honored, or Roe-Wade deadened? No, no, and no! We head on! NH! And OH. And DE. And OR and WA. And NE, and ND! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaah!”}
Though the funniest piece of journalism would have to be the headline “U.S. Army to Leave 13 Bases in Germany”.
Though the funniest piece of journalism would have to be the headline “U.S. Army to Leave 13 Bases in Germany”.
7/30/05
I so just did one of those things that you clearly aren't thinking at the time, and only when you realize the severity of your errors do you realize the severity of your errors.
“My parents never let me see “Jesus Christ Superstar”.”
He dies at the end.
“What if they made hair color keyed to one’s emotions?”
“What color would confused be?”
Blonde.
Hey- how does Auld Lang Syne go?
Um? Do you mean the lyrics or the melody?
The melody.
Um? ba baaa ba ba/ba baaa ba ba...
Okay, thanks. <click>
“My parents never let me see “Jesus Christ Superstar”.”
He dies at the end.
“What if they made hair color keyed to one’s emotions?”
“What color would confused be?”
Blonde.
Hey- how does Auld Lang Syne go?
Um? Do you mean the lyrics or the melody?
The melody.
Um? ba baaa ba ba/ba baaa ba ba...
Okay, thanks. <click>
7/29/05
7/27/05
7/26/05
7/25/05
One has no excuse for not knowing what an Internet chat acronym which appears in the OED stands for, imho.
7/24/05
“Naked Pictures of Famous People” had some very clever premises, but suffers from seeming to be poorly edited. The worst essays are at the beginning of the book. The humor of each essay seems diluted, resulting in most of the wit being sapped, with an inconsistent tone ruining most of the satiric effect. It’s no “America”, and I miss Daily Show.
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