I'MMA LET YOU FINISH

Gravatar;0


Gravatarb'bye..happy artichokes, goddess


Gravatarslides into home


GravatarOw, my eye!


Gravatarnooooooooooooo
rounding third
slides into home


Gravatarhey......
where does echidne of the snakes live---that she put on the entire ll bean catalogue ot go outside today?


Gravatarpeterboy was tagged out in between 2nd and 3rd.


Gravatar'Ning all.

Flippin' cold out here. (NY. 17. Not counting wind chill.)


Gravataryea...ntodd.

i ran out of the baseline...,


how's things in Vt?


Gravatar...be a Simpson's character!


GravatarHere's where Dworkin comes from:

Contract of Wifely Obligations


Gravatarhow's things in Vt?

Fucking cold. -6.6F. The way it should be.


Gravatar,i>where does echidne of the snakes live---that she put on the entire ll bean catalogue ot go outside today?
peterboy

Boston.


Gravatar Here's where Dworkin comes from:

Contract of Wifely Obligations


Yeah, I blogged about that earlier today. I'm using the contract as inspiration for my next ex wife...


GravatarOw, my eye!
NTodd, Sin Ick

It burns! It burns!


Gravatar"Fucking cold" ...!

That's hardly a scientific observation. Just a subjective characterization of --

Oh, you wrote -6.6F.

...never mind.


Gravatar.6F?

.


Gravatark&y- contract of wifeyness?


Gravataregad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am supposed to take my tender self to the hudson valley to see closest friends on Thursday...and the moths ate all my winter wools.
(socal immigrant)


GravatarIt's a blistering 10F here in Gorgeous Indianapolis!


Gravatar-6.6F

Many folks don't realize that it's that last .6 that will really freeze your ass.


GravatarVentura County, CA...

35 to 42 F tonight.


GravatarI am supposed to take my tender self to the hudson valley to see closest friends on Thursday...and the moths ate all my winter wools.

Kill the moths and wear their pelts.


Gravatarso how many of the poor on the medicine or heat choice die this week?

We had over a half dozen freeze to death durinbg bush's first term several cold seasons in a row in different regions of USA.

No outrage, no media coverage. Just blame the poor for not having enough to match the cost...


GravatarMake that 10.0246F.

Precisions, precisions....


GravatarHere's where Dworkin comes from:

Contract of Wifely Obligations
kei & yuri - 7:43 pm


rare to have it so explicitly spelled out; not so rare in the implicit assumptions...
.


GravatarMany folks don't realize that it's that last .6 that will really freeze your ass.

Indeed, which is why I'm wearing pants.


GravatarMany folks don't realize that it's that last .6 that will really freeze your ass.


Some sort of threshhold Herr Planck?


GravatarNo offense, but
after a while arguing about
Dworkin and McKinnon downstairs
had all
the zing and elan of watching paint
dry.


GravatarJust blame the poor for not having enough to match the cost...
Mr.Murder

Fucking Calvinists. I hate 'em all.


Gravatar"You will be naked within 20 minutes of the children being in bed"


GravatarKill the moths and wear their pelts.


Ever smell mothballs?


GravatarPresidential Haiku:

George's too tiny
for the big job he's doing
so he wears flightsuits.


Vice-Presidential Haiku:

Old man, gunshot face
Dick hates being violent
Accidentally.


GravatarMany folks don't realize that it's that last .6 that will really freeze your ass.
Max Planck

The temperature Event Horizon?

.


Gravatarnew thread-----------------------
NO dworkin------------


alas steve simel

I guess in a few minutes I let the Cognac settle and take jack the dog for a walk to see the whales. He doesnt look for them...and I have never seen one from the overlook. You can always dream.


GravatarI agree with you, Mr. Simels. I remember that shit when it was current and it was tedious then.


GravatarEver smell mothballs?
Darryl Pearce - 7:48 pm


they GOTTA be tiny, so how bad could it be...
.


Gravataranybody watching the curling?


GravatarOK, so, Eight Below is looking to be an early contender for Feel Good Movie of the year.


GravatarUncle Junior just told a cop: "Go shit in your hat."

Don't hear that much anymore ...


GravatarI may be hallucinating, but
did somebody say downstairs
that the Gang of Four
were re-recording their old hits?

For some reason.



Is that true?


GravatarEver smell mothballs?

Grandma's house!


GravatarFour, count 'em, degrees F right now in beautiful downtown Hyde Park, home of the University of Chicago. Was five below when I got up this mornin'.

No place for a former New Orleans boy, and I've been here twenty years...


GravatarEver smell mothballs?
Darryl Pearce

So, wash them before you skin them out. Or only kill the ones with clean underwear.


GravatarAfternoon, rational people.


GravatarEver smell mothballs?
Darryl Pearce

I broke a bottle of napthelene in the lab at work once. It went down the holes in a light table.

Strong stuff, the place reeked of moth balls.

.


GravatarI love traveling East in the winter, but I want it to be nose0-hari freezing cold not wimpy 40s.


GravatarNo place for a former New Orleans boy, and I've been here twenty years...

Maybe you need to make something cajun to warm up.


GravatarOK, so, Eight Below is looking to be an early contender for Feel Good Movie of the year.
The Chocolate Proton | 02.18.06 - 7:49 pm


damn, right...shit the trailer almost had me in tears...


GravatarFour, count 'em, degrees F right now in beautiful downtown Hyde Park, home of
the University of Chicago. Was five below when I got up this mornin'.

No place for a former New Orleans boy, and I've been here twenty years...
David Derbes | 02.18.06 - 7:49 pm | #


Wow.

Here in Manhattan it's in the 20s
and we think it's the wrath of god.

We're such pussies...


Gravatarrational people.
at the price of their humanity.


Gravatardamn, right...shit the trailer almost had me in tears...
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar

I'm hoping they didn't shoot their lawyer in the trailer. I could use me some damned fine heroic rescue type moofies.


Gravatarthey GOTTA be tiny, so how bad could it be...
.
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka


I just got that



GravatarThis conversation is so much more scintillating than talking about feminism.


Gravatardamn, right...shit the trailer almost had me in tears...

OK, whew. Thought I might be the only one. That scene cutting between Paul Walker and the dogs running towards each other, I just....

Aw, shit.


GravatarHere's where Dworkin comes from:

Contract of Wifely Obligations
kei & yuri


I'm normally against the death penalty, but in this case...


GravatarEight Below trailer... almost had me in tears...

...too.

But there's no Antarctic Sleddog Leader to save us...

I think that's what I was crying about.

They left us and now we're on our fucking own... God dammit!

...I must be in a b-a-d place.


GravatarThe original BACK TO THE FUTURE
just ending on Turner Classic
Movies right now.

I still say it's a brilliant pop
movie.

The two sequels blow dogs, but
this one is just adorable......


GravatarThis conversation is so much more scintillating than talking about feminism.
masculine_monica_nyc

Well, it's more fun than talking about the largely marginalized militant first-wave feminism.


GravatarYo.

Chee-rist, what times we live in, eh?


GravatarHere in Manhattan it's in the 20s
and we think it's the wrath of god.

Here in the Houston area, if it gets below 30, they refer to it as bitter cold.

.


GravatarI just got that
agave, accidental texan | 7:52 pm


plus there's the not inconsequential matter of getting 'em to keep their little legs apart...
.


GravatarChee-rist, what times we live in, eh?
Sarah Deere

Eastern Standard, isn't it?


GravatarChee-rist, what times we live in, eh?
Sarah Deere

Eastern Standard, isn't it?


Gravatar This conversation is so much more scintillating than talking about feminism.

Fucking feminists.


Gravataroff with Jack the Dog...
faithful hound and pound alumni.

woof woof


Gravatarit's more fun than talking about the largely marginalized militant first-wave
feminism.
The Chocolate Proton | 02.18.06 - 7:54 pm | #


Ti-Grace Atkinson, anybody?


GravatarI've found that I can stand the cold temps, even though I think it's sort of weird to walk around in an environment that's colder than my fridge. It's the fucking wind that absolutely flays my life aura.


GravatarThe original BACK TO THE FUTURE
just ending on Turner Classic
Movies right now.


Brown: Okay, if you're from the future who's the governor of California?

McFly: Arnold Schwarzzenegger.

Brown: The action hero?!


GravatarFucking feminists.


I don't mind.


GravatarWell, it's more fun than talking about the largely marginalized militant first-wave feminism.

Meh.

But, the internets are big enough that one can always find different places for different conversations.


GravatarToday is the first day of the rest of your life.


GravatarI should point out that I used to belong to a Strategic Studies Centre. In Calgary it was.

It was as pointless as most of what I do now.

And, that my current employer, courtesy of my supervisor, has evidently decided to dock my pay for the audacity of telling her that I would work at home for a couple of hours, rather than at the formica'ed halls of fortune....

In case anyone cares, this is exactly as much as required for me to tell all of those involved to go to hell.


GravatarShe had to be naked when travelling or when someone was visiting, and she had to shave every third day and present her bird for measurement.


GravatarIt's the fucking wind that absolutely flays my life aura.
Max Planck


You shoulda come running with me this morning, then.

Zowie. Must have been a steady 40mph with lots of strong gusts on top of that.


GravatarFucking feminists.

Among my favorite flavors.


GravatarAlso?

Try this:

Chicken-Apple-Fennel Breakfast Sausage
Recipe courtesy Emeril Lagasse, 2005


Recipe Summary
Difficulty: Easy
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Yield: 8 breakfast sausages patties
User Rating: No Rating


4 tablespoons olive oil
1 1/2 teaspoons fennel seeds
1/2 cup finely chopped onion
1/2 cup grated Granny Smith apple
1 teaspoon minced garlic
1 1/2 pounds ground chicken
1/2 pound ground pork
1 tablespoon chopped fresh sage leaves
1 3/4 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon white pepper
2 teaspoons paprika
1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg

Heat a saute pan over medium heat and add 2 tablespoons of the olive oil. Toast the fennel seeds until golden brown in color, about 1 minute. Add the onions and grated apple to the pan and saute until the onions are translucent and most of the moisture has evaporated, about 3 to 4 minutes. Add the garlic and sweat for 30 seconds. Remove from the heat and place the onion mixture on a plate to cool. While the onion mixture is cooling, combine the chicken, pork, sage, salt, pepper, paprika, cayenne pepper and nutmeg in a medium-size mixing bowl. Once the onion mixture has cooled, fold it into the meat mixture until blended.

Form your meat mixture into 8 (3 1/2-ounce) patties. To cook the patties, heat 1 tablespoon of olive oil in a 10-inch skillet over medium heat. Add 4 patties and cook for about 3 minutes per side, or until cooked through. Remove from pan and serve warm. Repeat with the remaining tablespoons of oil and sausage patties, if desired. Alternately, uncooked sausage patties will keep, refrigerated, for 3 days or frozen and used within 3 months.


GravatarHere in the Houston area, if it gets below 30, they refer to it as bitter cold.

Damn straight! If I want cold weather, I'll move back up to the GWN.
Of course, Global Warming may force a lot of us back up to the Great Formerly White North...


GravatarSo I guess this is a bad time to mention that her in Australia it's a lovely warm summer day? I'm one of the few people who doesn't live near the beach. So the kiddies and I are goint to swim in a cool, clear mountain river instead.

Ginger Beer will be served, with a sliver of chili and a sprig of fresh coriander.
.


Gravatarplus there's the not inconsequential matter of getting 'em to keep their little legs apart...
.
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka


A drop of wine or two?

.


GravatarAnd, that my current employer, courtesy of my supervisor, has evidently decided to dock my pay for the audacity of telling her that I would work at home for a couple of hours, rather than at the formica'ed halls of fortune....

In case anyone cares, this is exactly as much as required for me to tell all of those involved to go to hell.

You quit the Borg?


GravatarFucking feminists.

Among my favorite flavors.


Mine, too.


Gravatar-25 this AM, all the way up to +3 this afternoon.


I'm surprised how little the cold bothers me so far considering how little conditioning we've had- January and the first half of this month were ridiculously warm.


GravatarIn case anyone cares, this is exactly as much as required for me to tell all of those involved to go to hell. - GWPDA, yclept Irate Scholar
Lovely, sounds everybit as Mickey Mouse as my establishment of employ has been known to be.


GravatarI do not miss the cold weather since I moved from Denver to L.A.


GravatarGWPDA, yclept Irate Scholar

Good lord, that sausage
receipe sounds outrageously
delicious.


Gravatarsaw 'Eight Below' with kids 8 and 9 y.o. today. You love dogs, you gotta see it, as shameless and manipulative as it can be interpreted to be.

Interesting sometimes how a movie marketed as a kids' picture gives license to forgive oneself for sentimentality.


GravatarFuck Bush and watch out where you aim that thing, Dick!


GravatarGinger Beer will be served, with a sliver of chili and a sprig of fresh coriander.
.
TelltaleHeart | 02.18.06 - 7:58 pm | #


Paul Hogan's coming over?


GravatarInteresting sometimes how a movie marketed as a kids' picture gives license to forgive oneself for sentimentality.
ProfWombat

Well said, and I'm glad to have a 10 year old around to take to "March of the Penguins" and "Madasgar".


GravatarFeminism? wasn't in the last thread, but I can tell you, as a geriatric, young at the Time, it was a Big Deal.

And I was grateful for it.

Go back, if you will. Be embarrassed by the ones who came before - but enjoy what you got.

Give credit where it's due.

Know there are still people (men and women) like Frey out there.

SD


Gravatarplus there's the not inconsequential matter of getting 'em to keep their little legs apart...
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka

A drop of wine or two?

agave, accidental texan

Tequila has always worked well for me.


GravatarGood lord, that sausage
receipe sounds outrageously
delicious.


And, sans pork, completely kosher too.... Yes, this looks like a keeper.


GravatarHad first measureable snow in over two yrs. this a.m.. Thurs, I was sitting on the porch in the sunshine @82 F it's 14 F now going to -1 tonight. Good nite to fry up some okra.


GravatarOMG! March of the Penguins! I demanded (and got) that for Xmas! What, I ask you, could be cuter than a penguin chick peeking out between Dad's toes?


GravatarOMG! March of the Penguins! I demanded (and got) that for Xmas! What, I ask you, could be cuter than a penguin chick peeking out between Dad's toes?


GravatarHell, i get all misty when my Grrrlz meet me at the door witrh evident joy, every goddam day...

just saayin
.


GravatarMade some of Emeril's recipes. Some find him easy to put down, but he's a good cook.


GravatarBe naked with 20 minutes of the children going to bed?

So they've reproduced. Aw, damn. Too bad.


GravatarI've found that I can stand the cold temps, even though I think it's sort of weird to walk around in an environment that's colder than my fridge. It's the fucking wind that absolutely flays my life aura.
Max Planck


That was always the worstiest part of it for me. The Great Lakes area has winds that come screaming off the lakes in winter that will actually freeze the eyeballs out of your head, and make your teeth ache. Don't miss it a bit.


GravatarI thought March of the Penguins was about how they didn't make the playoffs.


GravatarTequila has always worked well for me.
The Chocolate Proton


Tequila isn't nearly as jealous a partner as other forms of alcohol, in my experience. It has a bad rep probably from folks who drank it like water once, and swore it off forever.

Plus, buying better really does matter with tequila.


GravatarHow novel!

"Jaws" is on A&E.


GravatarWe had a husky a while back- he'd go out to the mailbox with me and run down the road a bit- and then come dashing back past me to the house.

I don't think I've seen any animal (or person, even) enjoy anything as much as that dog enjoyed running.


GravatarTequila has always worked well for me.
The Chocolate Proton

Me two, but I thought we were talking about the moth?

.


Gravatar"Jaws" is on A&E.

No doubt improved by the commercial interruptions. /snark


GravatarMy 120 lb big white dog sometimes chokes me up just by taking a nap next to me. Beats me how anyone can treat animals as objects rather than as subjects, as buber talked about in I-thou and I-it terms. She's a she, she isn't an it...


GravatarSeriously, my 12-year-old can explain herself better than this:



Bush, talking yesterday:

I knew we're at war when they attacked us. As a matter of fact, I was down here in Florida. It didn't take long to figure out what was going on. And I vowed that day that I would not rest, so long as I was the President, in protecting the people. So a lot of my decision-making is based upon the attack.

And I know we're at war, see -- I knew it then, and the enemy has, unfortunately, proved me right because they continue to attack. In order to win the war against the enemy you got to understand the nature of the enemy.

And we've got a coalition of countries. I spent a lot of time reminding people about the nature of the war. Listen, the tendency for folks is to say, well, this really isn't a war.


GravatarI have had the feeling over the years that we have been trained by the near hysterical weather reporters to respond to even minor changes in the weather as if catastrophe was inevitable.

In Alaska I walked to school in -20 and -30 temps.
In Detroit temps in the teens and minus zero zones was not uncommon.
Snow was typical, sometimes heavy in Michigan.
In Texas, 100+ degree weather? Drought? Who would have thought it could happen here. Sames goes for Nevada and New Mexico.

Yet the news channel folks make it sound new, freaky and insurmountable.


GravatarTequila... Tequila... Tequila....

Ever try some Moutai?

One shot... lasts the whole dinner and into the burps 40 minutes later.


GravatarPlus, buying better really does matter with tequila.
Max Planck

Yup

I can't justify the cost of 'good' tequilas.

.


GravatarBush, talking yesterday....
Was he back explaining things to preschoolers? Good God the man is incoherent.


GravatarIts a toasty 12 F here, heading for a low of 1.

Anyone heard from dirk gently today?


Gravatar Editoress | 02.18.06 - 8:08 pm

I dare you to read that quote and NOT think "What a twat".


GravatarThey all called epicurus an incompetent plagiarist of democritus.


GravatarEditoress: Bush can't think on his feet. This is news how? Admittedly, there's a perverse satisfaction to each new example...


GravatarSeriously, my 12-year-old can explain herself better than this:



Bush, talking yesterday:


Garden slugs find Bush insufferably
obtuse.

I remind you -- Robert Bork (yes,
Robert Bork) publically has stated
that Bush is dumber than Dan Quayle.

Food for thought.....


GravatarThat damned Russian cold snap finally got here.


Gravatarhey GOTTA be tiny, so how bad could it be...
.
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka


I just got that


When I lived in Abq-q, one winter we were seriously infested with moths. It was something I hadn't prepared against, and they were EVERYWHERE!. Frustrating. So, one afternoon, in the laundry room, I opened the box of mothballs and started aiming them at every moth I could see. Bang! Thump! No, of course I didnt' intersect. But, Chuy, I sure tried.

Have I resigned from the Borg? Not quite yet. But I'm about a quarter of an inch away from it, mildly pickled, and flory could tell you just exactly how angry I was yesterday about it. Goodness, Arthur ran to the corner of the yard where there is potential Boston Terrier incursion rather than be nearby.... I'm still not sure. But let me say that when a major American corporation decides that you are not in fact an actual employee but that most dreadful of things, a contractor - well, the answer is screw you.

Fortunately, I have the e-mail addresses and lunch appointments of all the supervisors.


GravatarArandas tequila is pretty good for the price ~14.00 doesn't have that crappy smell, almost as good as 30.00 stuff.


GravatarMy dog is an old border-collie -- leaky at times, often in pain -- but she's still got a will to live.

sniff.


GravatarShe's a she, she isn't an it...
ProfWombat

Terri, one of our cats, slept on my bare ankles/feet while was trying to take a nap.

Nice.

.


Gravatarpuppies and pengies.... this place is unusually mellow today.


GravatarGWPDA - Sorry to hear you're having a bad time. doesn't the NRS take as dim a view of that contractor garbage as CRA does?


Gravatar"You will be naked within 20 minutes of the children being in bed"
kei & yuri | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 7:48 pm | #


Well, okay. But it's gonna be awful cold sittin' here at the computer naked...


GravatarBeing dumber than Dan Quayle is an achievement not to be sneezed at. Some can't do it even after a lifetime of practice. Reassured our res ipsa, in dark moments as she was studying for the bar, that J. Danforth passed it, so surely she culd equal the feat...


GravatarArandas tequila is pretty good for the price ~14.00 doesn't have that crappy smell, almost as good as 30.00 stuff.
1watt Hermit

Will look for it.
I like El Tesoro, but too pricey.

.


GravatarThat damned Russian cold snap finally got here.
plantsman

fuckin commies

.


GravatarWell, okay. But it's gonna be awful cold sittin' here at the computer naked...
whiskeyina


And yet another Diet Coke on the Monitor moment.


GravatarThat damned Russian coldSounds like a great night to pour a generous libation and toss a blockhead on the fire.


GravatarIs ancient pottery a lot of ancient phonograph cylinders?


GravatarWhen I lived in Abq-q, one winter we were seriously infested with moths. It was something I hadn't prepared against, and they were EVERYWHERE!

Yes!
They are a plaque there sometimes.

Odd

.


GravatarNo one should be posting here. Haven't you people been notified!?

Blogging is dead


GravatarHere's where Dworkin comes from:

Contract of Wifely Obligations
kei & yur


You know, I'll agree that one Travis Frey is more than enough, but he aint hardly all of us...

How 'bout;

"All heterosuxal intercourse with anyone named Travis Frey is rape"

Yeah, that sounds better...


GravatarBlogging is dead
Long live the blog!


Gravatar"You will be naked within 20 minutes of the children being in bed"
kei & yuri | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 7:48 pm | #

Really, what is the fun of that other than subugation?

.


GravatarAt the Raw Feed (also: humanoid robot modelled off PKD "escapes", Jetsons washer-dryer-ironing machine, and a remote controlled shark that would be kick ass if you could get your cat into the pool...)

Chinese companies, not satisfied with blatantly copying consumer electronics and vehicles, have turned to COUNTERFEIT GAMES. Chinese gaming company Shanda last week started distributing a game called "Crazy Kart," which is a copy of the Korean hit game from Nexon called "Kart Rider." Like other counterfeit cases in China, Nexon isn't going to do anything about it because the Chinese communist government and judges protect Chinese companies that steal non-Chinese intellectual property. Accept the theft or don't do business in the fastest growing market in the world. Welcome to China, Inc.


GravatarGinger Beer will be served, with a sliver of chili...

No beans!


GravatarI'm ba-a-a-ck! It wasn't even that cold. My eyelashes didn't glue together and the trees didn't crack.

Well, it's more fun than talking about the largely marginalized militant first-wave feminism.

The first wave refers to the suffragettes. You meant to talk about the marginalized militant second wavers.

And now I will say no more about the fascinations of feminism.


GravatarJust make sure the tequila is bottled at the source. That really is the only way a tequila can be 100% agave. Other brands bulk shipped to the US for bottling.

You should be able to pour a finger of good tequila in a glass and enjoy the taste without wretching.


Gravatar...blogging is dead?

W?TF!

Go to the Alamo and you can still see their comments! I've been to Persepolis... and there's comments left there too!

Blogging's been around since the freakin' French cave painters and most probably before that too.

Even GOD scribbled on the rocks (of course, we've lost those comments and have to try and remember them...and not too well I might add).


GravatarGinger Beer will be served, with a sliver of chili...
I'm partial to chili beer myself. I used to get it at Wynkoop's Brewery in Denver, I imagine other microbreweries have something like it.


GravatarFinny dear - - Sorry to hear you're having a bad time. doesn't the NRS take as dim a view of that contractor garbage as CRA does?
Finny

THis is the USA. Employers can do exactly as they please here. WHen they please. Fortunately, I have a whole hell of a lot of money in my poke so.....


GravatarHell, i get all misty when my Grrrlz meet me at the door witrh evident joy, every goddam day...

just saayin
.
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka


Used to have a cat did that. Greeted me by stropping on my shoes (ruined quite a few pair). The crew I got now could care less. Maybe it's time to trade 'em in...


GravatarYou should be able to pour a finger of good tequila in a glass and enjoy the taste without wretching.
Max Planck

Well, yeah!



GravatarReally, what is the fun of that other than subugation?

We really dig subjugation, especially if it's pseudomeritocratic, following perverted parenting lines, etc.. But this contract isn't about the fun of conquest or the S&M play or even long-term slavery. It's insultingly boring and objectifying in the worst sense. Rather than the object of a passionate hunt the wife is expected to be enthusiastic about being an elaborate appliance which requires regular maintainance.


GravatarBlogging is dead

Good. I was never that into it anyway.


GravatarZombie Defense

we will fight them over there so we don't have to fight them over here.

and goddamn this media, you keep report'n the bad stuff.

you are fuck'n up my good war.

no one mentions it much anymore, but of course everyone realizes it's all going perfectly as laid out by the PNAC. sure, there have been a few bumps, but you gotta break some eggs to make an omlette.

Now, watch this drive.


Gravatar That damned Russian cold snap finally got here.

God damned Russians! Didn't we win the Cold War?


GravatarWe really dig subjugation

role playing is one thing, but...

as you say.

.


GravatarMy dog is an old border-collie -- leaky at times, often in pain -- but she's still got a will to live.

Sounds like Strom in his last months, especially the leaky part.

-Liddy Dole


GravatarThe first wave refers to the suffragettes. You meant to talk about the marginalized militant second wavers.

As much as I like the 2nd wavers here, I must say I prefer the 3rd wavers for whom being a feminist means showing off their nobbly nobbies and basically emulating Paris Hilton.
.


GravatarYou should be able to pour a finger of good tequila in a glass and enjoy the
taste without wretching.
Max Planck

Well, yeah!


agave, accidental texan | 02.18.06 - 8:23 pm | #


Ever have Chinaco anejo?

Must beloved of Bartcop?



It's really good, actually....


GravatarEvening -- been a busy day -- tried to folow the last post, but couldn't keep up -- I would like to say that I agreed completely with everything that I saw from kei & uri (this is not always the case, IIRC)

Hecate -- we read some bell hooks in refectory -- perhaps the only monastery to have done so (I confess that I forget the title)

When Dworkin died Suzie Bright had a surprzingly sympathetic post -- Nina Hartley responded well to it, pointing out that Dworkin would never have been so kind to Bright -- both Suzie & Nina are extremely intelligent & articulate women who enjoy having sex & are able to talk about why


GravatarYou should be able to pour a finger of good tequila in a glass and enjoy the taste without wretching.
Max Planck

i got some patron for xmas.

all i could think was, this sure ain't cuervo.

unfortunately my taste is better than my budget.


GravatarBlogging is dead

I killed it. Anything I start ends up being killed. Sniff.


GravatarJust now, as I was poking up the fire, using various iron implements, I realised that I couldn't move my footsies. Arthur had come in from the backyard and decided to sit on me. So, I had to use one hand to poke up the fire and other to pat my Best Buddy. He'd brought in one of his nicely aged rawhide chewy thingies so he was able to concentrate on that as well.....


GravatarProfessor bunny organizes her important papers!!


Gravatar Nina
Hartley responded well


The nurse turned 80s porn star?

Why Prior.....you sly boots, you!


GravatarEditoress: Bush can't think on his feet. This is news how? Admittedly, there's a perverse satisfaction to each new example...
ProfWombat | 02.18.06 - 8:11 pm


It's more than just a case of not thinking on his feet, he's delusional. He talks about the morning of 9/11 as if he were some kind of action hero, and not the dithering, Pet Goat reading, vapid twit that he was on that day.

It didn't take long to figure out what was going on.

No, he figured it out right away, that's why he jumped right into action by reading a childs book for 12 minutes after he was told of the attacks.


GravatarBlogging is dead

I killed it. Anything I start ends up being killed. Sniff.


I apologize to Echidne for making her kill blogging.


GravatarTHis is the USA. Employers can do exactly as they please here. WHen they please. Fortunately, I have a whole hell of a lot of money in my poke so.....
GWPDA, yclept Irate Scholar

I wish.
My job is on the line.
My boss fucked me, now I'm being blamed for being fucked.
Got some 401k bucks to fall back on if a long job search happens but I would hate to it have to come to that.

The stress is killing.

.


GravatarCome to think of it though, the idea that Bush is delusional isn't news either.


GravatarNina Hartley is supposedly the nicest gal in the business in terms of courtesy, professionalism and general (asexual) friendliness. Asia Carrera had a short article on her rather needlessly overdone blog about how much she enjoyed working with her.


GravatarI apologize to Echidne for making her kill blogging.

I accept your apology. We all make mistakes.


GravatarWho's the fuck who shot Blogs in the face?

.


GravatarIs Atrios going to Amsterdam?


GravatarIs ancient pottery a lot of ancient phonograph cylinders?
kei & yuri


Far fucking out...


Gravatar"All earlier systems of physics...fell into the error of identifying appearance with reality; they confined their attention to the walls of the cave, without even being conscious of a deeper reality beyond. The new quantum theory has shown that we must probe the deeper substratum of reality before we can understand the world of appearance."

Sir James Jeans

What we see here displayed or performed are passing shadows of something behind and...when the latter is not finally grasped by our experience the meaning of the passing shadows will never be properly recognized and appraised."

D. T. Suzuki

[Einstein and Buddha, the parallel sayings, page 95]


GravatarGWPDA: Sorry to hear about the travails at your Borgment. Good luck with that 'Anna' apple. Your mention of that jogged my memory of the bizarre
"Bonanza" dwarf peach trees my folks grew with great success way up north off 7th St. in Moon Valley. Trees were very short, limbs barely clearing the lip of the irrigation wells my Dad made and rather wide, but bore an abundance of tasty fruit. Hope your new tree does the same.


Gravatar Is Atrios going to Amsterdam?

And I never got invited. As usual. Amanda went, too. sniffles desolately


GravatarGot some 401k bucks to fall back on if a long job search happens but I would hate to it have to come to that.

The stress is killing.


Yep. Been there.
Pull in every possible local, city and state resource. Do not feel a bit afraid of threatening whoever is trying to screw you. They're a lot more vulnerable than they imagine.


GravatarHell, i get all misty when my Grrrlz meet me at the door witrh evident joy, every goddam day...

just saayin

.
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka

i always think about how the cats don't worry about this fascism thing.

on the other hand we have two terrorist cats from next door that have been a bane to thier existence. not too big a deal for the 20 pounder, but has made his 8 pound sisters life miserable.

lifes violence. pet's make it somewhat more tolerable.

am i supposed to be talk'n about sex or tequilla?


GravatarTotally showing my age now....


but the Long Island PBS station
is running one of those normally
ghastly 60s reunion rock shows.

However -- Chad and Jeremy are
to die for.

Still handsome, voices totally
intact, and who knew they were
great musicians? Killing on guitars
and piano.

Very impressive.


GravatarPeople with advanced degrees keep showing up on the internet claiming they can't find a job.


GravatarMy boss fucked me, now I'm being blamed for being fucked.

At least s/he didn't shoot you in the face...


GravatarIs Atrios going to Amsterdam?

And I never got invited. As usual. Amanda went, too. sniffles desolately


I never get to do anything cool like that, either. Ah, life on the G-list...


Gravatari prefer sex, tequilla, and a pet


GravatarBEEFCAKE!!


GravatarScroll down and look at the photo of Ann Coulter.


What is she? 90 pounds now?

Looks like a stick insect!


http://www.suprmchaos.com/ home.i...home.index.html


GravatarMy boss fucked me, now I'm being blamed for being fucked.

A timely, widely shared event that would make great fodder for an episode of The American Experience.


GravatarC-Span has author James McManus talking about his book, "Physical: An American Check-up."

He's talking about the fact that Americans are too fat and need better nutrition.

He also hates Bushboy for blocking stem cell research, especially since his daughter has diabetes. He also says that Laura Bushboy talks "out of her ass" about this subject.

Sam Brownback, Sen. from Kansas thinks there should be no rearch on stem cells and anyone who works in this area should be charged with a crime and if convicted fined up to $1,000,000!!!

WTF is wrong with Kansas??? They elected a fucking idiot like Brownback.


GravatarNina Hartley is supposedly the nicest gal in the business in terms of courtesy,
professionalism and general (asexual) friendliness.


She was fun, but she was no Seka.


Who I interviewed once (over the
phone, alas).

Now there was a woman who enjoyed
her work!


Gravatar i prefer sex, tequilla, and a pet

One out of three isn't that bad. Henrietta is licking Hank's sore, to make Hank better. It breaks my heart.


GravatarYou should be able to pour a finger of good tequila in a glass and enjoy the taste without wretching.
Max Planck


You should be, yes. Back in the day--well, night, actually--I found that a shot of flaming 151 prepared the palate for tequuils quite well.

And is that finger vertical or horizontal?


Gravatar"Bonanza" dwarf peach trees my folks grew with great success way up north off 7th St. in Moon Valley. Trees were very short, limbs barely clearing the lip of the irrigation wells my Dad made and rather wide, but bore an abundance of tasty fruit. Hope your new tree does the same.
plantsman


Those are good peaches! But you know, I have a Desert Gold which is just this minute leafing/blossoming, covered in pink. Desert Gold peaches - well those were the ones that the Dine' grew and that Kit Carson burned. Our local variety, no more than 15' tall but tough, tough! Last year it gave me 15 jars of jam! Got a beautiful apricot and a self-pollinating almond too, both coming up to blossom just this second. I love them dearly. If the apple can come thru that'll be just grand! All my A+ stone fruits!


Gravatar Scroll down and look at the photo of Ann Coulter.

I prefer the Linda Blair pic.


GravatarHarper's has a sublime reading on Kansas. One of their non-stupid mayors got excited about Dadaism, and he named totally random dates as "Dadaism Month" with a proclamation that included a nonsense paragraph.

And, max and relax with a few friends and some cold colt 45...


GravatarIt breaks my heart.
Echidne of the snakes | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 8:41 pm


if anything helps, that'll be it...


GravatarWTF is wrong with Kansas??? They elected a fucking idiot like Brownback.


Too many wingnuts.


GravatarThe Republican Neocon Beast is a many headed hydra...chop off one...and...another grows in it's place. Kinda like a horrific Mount Rushmore...

cheney is fading...

HERE COMES JEB!!!


Gravataragave-

If you feel you were 'retaliated' against for any reason, mention it. In the end the obviousness of the truth of it saved me once when I got fucked over for speaking truth to impotence.


Gravatar
but the Long Island PBS station
is running one of those normally
ghastly 60s reunion rock shows.


I'm sitting here lissening to Thin Lizzy - Live'n'Dangerous.

Bad mofos, the Lizz were. Bad mofos.


Gravatarwith a proclamation that included a nonsense paragraph



made from cut up newspapers randonmly dropped on a sheet of paper?


GravatarBEEFCAKE!!
kei & yuri


Kids, is that your Buddy? It's hard to tell, but it looks like....


GravatarHarper's also is calling for the impeachment of Bushboy on the cover of this month's magazine.

I wish more magazines and newspapers would follow their lead...


Gravatarmade from cut up newspapers randonmly dropped on a sheet of paper?
Rage Time | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 8:45 pm |


no, but the dates themselves were selected out of a hat.


GravatarI remember Chad and Jeremy well:


A Summer Song

Yesterday's Gone

Distant Shores

Teenage Failure


GravatarHERE COMES JEB!!!

Just say no (again) to hereditary monarchy.


GravatarThey're a lot more vulnerable than they imagine.
GWPDA, yclept Irate Scholar

This guy is golden, and he is valuable to the co, to those above him, hated by those below.

I've seen other managers dissapear for crossing him.

.


GravatarI was flipping channels last night and Charlie Rangle was on the F-word network. He brought up PNAC and their plans for invading Iraq long before 9/11. The host bailed right after that, but it was on the wingnut network.

If I coulda kissed Rangle right then, I woulda.


GravatarHarper's also is calling for the impeachment of Bushboy on the cover of this
month's magazine.

I wish more magazines and newspapers would follow their lead...
Rudy | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 8:45 pm | #


God bless Lewis Lapham.

I love that guy...


GravatarI'm sitting here lissening to Thin Lizzy - Live'n'Dangerous.

Bad mofos, the Lizz were. Bad mofos.
billy b



I'm listening to X&Y. Coldplay.


GravatarI loved what Rangel said about Bush's blowing the myth of white superiority to hell.


GravatarOffice of the Mayor

Proclamation

Lawrence, Kansas


WHEREAS: Dadaism is an international tendency in art that seeks to change conventional attitudes and practices in aesthetics, society, and morality; and

WHEREAS: Dadaism may or may not have come into being in the summer of 1916 at the Cabaret Voltaire at 1 Spiegelgasse in Zürich, Switzerland, with the participation of Hugo Ball, Tristan Tzara, Emmy Hennings, Marcel and Georges Janco, Jean Arp, and Richard Heulsenbeck; and

WHEREAS: The central message of Dada is the realization that reason and anti-reason, sense and nonsense, design and chance, consciousness and unconsciousness, belong together as necessary parts of a whole; and

WHEREAS: Dada is a virgin microbe which penetrates with the insistence of air into all those spaces that reason has failed to fill with words and conventions; and

WHEREAS: zimzim urallala zimzim urallala zimzim zanzibar zimzalla zam;

WHEREAS: I, Dennis “Boog” Highberger, Mayor of the City of Lawrence, Kansas, do hereby proclaim the days of February 4, April 1, March 28, July 15, August 2, August 7, August 16, August 26, September 18, September 22, October 1, October 17, and October 26, 2006 as

“INTERNATIONAL DADAISM MONTH”

and I encourage all citizens
Dennis “Boog” Highberger
December 27, 2005


Gravatarbush is for the christofascist morons.

cheney is for the rich, and mean morons.

rumsfeld is for the defense nuts, and the think'n man's moron.

condi is just a moron.

they put on a good show this week all under the headlines of

Dick Cheney shot a man in the Face.


GravatarHarper's also has an electrifying, positively solid steel smashing of the case for torture. It really is incredible.


GravatarHad to take one of the cats to the vet today.


Serious urinary tract infection.

$250.00 I really don't have, but hey, a pet is a pet!


GravatarLouis Lapham is what the editor of an important magazine should be.

Robert Kuttner at "The American Prospect," is also good.

Who is the editor at "The Nation," these days???


GravatarLawrence is a cool town, I used to live there. In fact I was in Lawrence this morning. If you want to find liberals in Kansas, go to Lawrence.


GravatarK&Y -- sorry for the typo! (pronunciation is the same).

steve simmels -- I've never seen Suzie or Nina, but I have read some of their stuff (also Christy Canyon & Lily Burana) -- very interesting perspective.

Seka I have only heard of.

bell hooks is somewhat different -- ditto Nadine Strossen's "Defending Pornography" (a truly excelltn work)

Chad & Jeremy are still alive? Remember the Dick Van Dyke episode with them, "The British are Coming"? -- I remember liking them at the time -- so they were really good then?


GravatarI'm listening to X&Y. Coldplay.
Terry C, Coldplayer


Love that, TC.

IT was the Philly U of PA indy station's # 1 album last year.

Did you see them doing "Talk" on the grammys? Tres cool.


GravatarI'm sitting here lissening to Thin Lizzy - Live'n'Dangerous.

Bad mofos, the Lizz were. Bad mofos.
billy b


Do you know a song of their's
called "Old Flame"?

I think it's on "Johnny the Fox."

Anyway, it's gorgeous.

BTW -- I've never heard Lynott's
solo stuff, but it's supposed to be
great.


GravatarHarper's also has an electrifying, positively solid steel smashing of the case for torture. It really is incredible.
kei & yuri - 8:48 pm


i guess i let my scrip expire...gotta $50 B&N gift...it'll be my first purchase thereupon...
.


GravatarWhen it gets this cold, I pop in my copy of ENDLESS SUMMER or ENDLESS SUMMER TWO just to revel in blue sky, blue sea, and golden sunshine.


Gravatar They're a lot more vulnerable than they imagine.
GWPDA, yclept Irate Scholar

This guy is golden, and he is valuable to the co, to those above him, hated by those below.

I've seen other managers dissapear for crossing him.


Bluntly.
You already feel at risk. Therefore what somebody above you does isn't relevant. Either jump the level and complain, loudly, or jump ship.

Or go into a room with the Golden Boy and explain, without interruption, why he isn't going to take you out. Then, call your competitor and take their best offer.

I'm serious. They're wusses. They're Cheney's. They depend on fear to make their control absolute.

Screw 'em. Don't be scared. Don't you understand? We're here.


Gravatar...kinda like The Adams Family.


GravatarI prefer Harpers (because of Lapham) and the quality of the writing and reporting they do.

There are other excellent mags available like The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly, The American Prospect and The Nation.


GravatarWho is the editor at "The Nation," these days???
Rudy | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 8:49 pm


katrina vanden heuvel....she's good, imo
.


GravatarChad & Jeremy are still alive? Remember the Dick Van Dyke episode with them, "The British are Coming"? -- I remember liking them at the time -- so they were really good then?

If you liked them Prior, then they were good. (Altho as far as critics go, I do put a hell of a lot of stock in what Mr. Simels says. Always have)


GravatarDid you see them doing "Talk" on the grammys? Tres cool.
billy b



Loved it.


My 24 year old daughter kids the shit out of me being "like a fifteen old chick about Coldplay", but I asked her "Would you rather be a crabby old bitch?"




Incidentally, "Talk" is the song coming on right now. Love the guitar riff on that.

We were just out for our Saturday night dinner and "Speed of Sound" played on the jukebox.

My daughter rolled her eyes and said "Here we go!"

She knows I love that song!


GravatarThis Harper's is a must-have and one several months ago with a watercolor of soldiers on patrol and a yellow banner is a must-have.

Prior, don't worry about it, we actually collect and instigate misspellinmgs.


Gravatarlapham's retiring/retired as harpers' editor
.


GravatarYou think Brownback is scary? It's worse than you think...
RollingStone

I'm more worried about Brownback replacing Cheney than Jebby. Not much, mind you.


GravatarI asked her "Would you rather be a crabby old bitch?"


Sorry, mean to say:

"Would you rather that I be this crabby old bitch?"


GravatarCheney ballistics

http://www.infowars.com/ articles...tific_proof.htm


GravatarOur Fitz!

"February 18, 2006
Prosecutor Says Libby Seeks to Thwart Criminal Case
By NEIL A. LEWIS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17 — A federal prosecutor has said I. Lewis Libby Jr., former chief of staff to Vice President Dick Cheney, is trying to sabotage the criminal case against him by insisting through his lawyers that he be given sensitive government documents for his defense.

In a court filing on Thursday night, the prosecutor said requests by Mr. Libby's lawyers for documents, including the daily intelligence briefs given to the president for nearly a year, were "a transparent effort at 'graymail.' "

The prosecutor, Patrick J. Fitzgerald, said the requests for a large amount of sensitive information beyond what they had been given was unjustified. Mr. Fitzgerald told the federal judge hearing the case that defendants like Mr. Libby had an incentive to derail their trials by asking for sensitive documents that the government might not want discussed openly.

Graymail is the practice of discouraging a prosecution from proceeding by contending that a defendant may need to disclose classified or sensitive information as part of a full defense. Such an approach can force the government to choose between dropping the prosecution or allowing the information to be disclosed at a trial.

Before 1980, some officials escaped prosecution by threatening to disclose unspecified secrets in open court. Congress enacted the Classified Information Procedures Act in 1980 to ensure that the government was not surprised by any disclosures at trial.

If the defense intends to use classified information, it has to inform the government, and then the two sides argue before a judge in secret on whether the information is needed for full defense. If a judge decides that the defendant is entitled to the information, the government has to decide whether to accept the likelihood that the information may be disclosed in a trial or drop the prosecution.

John D. Cline, a lawyer in San Francisco and an authority on the classified-procedures law who is representing Mr. Libby, challenged the accusation that the defense was engaging in graymail. Mr. Cline said the 1980 law made graymail impossible because the government knew exactly what information the defense was seeking, and a judge must rule on whether it is necessary to the defense case.

"We are working lawfully and properly through the C.I.P.A. procedures to obtain documents essential to Mr. Libby's defense," he said. "All we want is a limited number of key documents that Mr. Libby either wrote or reviewed during the most critical period in this case.""

NYT


GravatarNice to hear Chad and Jeremy are still around, and perhaps have grown with time. 'Yesterday's Gone' and 'Summer Song' were close to perfect small-scale songs; I challenge anyone around at the time not to have memories cued thereby. Sometimes a bunt single is as memorable in its way as a grand slam...


GravatarHarper's is the best American magazine, not just for the politics; it's also got the best art.


GravatarChad & Jeremy are still alive? Remember the Dick Van Dyke episode with them,
"The British are Coming"? -- I remember liking them at the time -- so they were
really good then?
Prior Aelred | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 8:50 pm | #


Yeah, I remember that Van Dyke
episode.

And actually...they were good
even back in the day.

They made a sort of "Sgt. Pepper"
clone called
"Of Cabbages and Kings" that's one
of the absolute best of the breed.
Lovely baroque psychedelic pop.


Gravatarplantsman

What happened was, my boss, I'm a mechanical designer, took the design part of my job for his own and regulated me to the drafting of his designs.

I railed against it, we argued, but it went no where.

I came to except it. If they were happy paying me design pay for drafter work, well, wtf?

Now I'm paying for that.

I've always been loved by other 'bosses'.

.


GravatarCheney ballistics
http://www.infowars.com/ articles...tific_proof.htm


GravatarDo you know a song of their's
called "Old Flame"?
I think it's on "Johnny the Fox."
Anyway, it's gorgeous.
BTW -- I've never heard Lynott's
solo stuff, but it's supposed to be
great.
steve simels |


Yessir. It is.

Thin Lizzy were one of the most underrated, underappreciated bands of the 70's. Right up there with Mott the Hoople.


GravatarBush's blowing the myth of white superiority to hell.
Terry C


Missed that. I only caught the end of the interview. Hmmm, one of the few times I wish I'd been watching more of that freakfest channel.


Gravatarwith a proclamation that included a nonsense paragraph



made from cut up newspapers randonmly dropped on a sheet of paper?
Rage Time


Probably copied from a Bush speech...


GravatarKatrina Van den Heuval is good.

Tweety occasionally has her on his show, although not nearly enough, but then he's got so many rightwingnuts to put on and so little time....


GravatarOh brother I can’t, I can't get through
I've been trying hard to reach you 'cause I don't know what to do
Oh brother I can't believe it's true
I'm so scared about the future and I wanna talk to you
Oh I wanna talk to you

You can take a picture of something you see
In the future where will I be?
You can climb a ladder up to the sun
Or write a song nobody has sung or do
Something that's never been done

Are you lost or incomplete?
Do you feel like a puzzle, you can't find your missing piece?
Tell me how do you feel?
Well I feel like they're talking in a language I don't speak
And they’re talking it to me

So you take a picture of something you see
In the future where will I be?
You can climb a ladder up to the sun
Or write a song nobody has sung or do
Something that's never been done, do
Something that's never been done

So you don't know where you're going and you wanna talk
And you feel like you're going where you've been before
You tell anyone who'll listen but you feel ignored
Nothing's really making any sense at all, let's talk
Let's talk, let's talk, let's talk


GravatarBad mofos, the Lizz were. Bad mofos.

It seems like Phil Lynott got steamrolled by the whole thing, like so many others. I was also thinking about somewhat forgotten musicians today. It was shocking to me how Julian Lennon stepped in so, almost robotically,as a clone of his old man, right after his murder. Especially since John basically ignored his ass throughout his life.

Julian's looks and his music were really kind of eerie, in their approximation of the original. Almost like an unexpected Xerox. His 1984 Valotte album was doubtless mistaken, at first hearing, for the work of his dad. The voice pitch, quality, and even the phrasing were spont on.


GravatarRight up there with Mott the Hoople.
billy b



Ian Hunter rules!


GravatarNice to hear Chad and Jeremy are still around, and perhaps have grown with
time. 'Yesterday's Gone' and 'Summer Song' were close to perfect small-scale
songs; I challenge anyone around at the time not to have memories cued
thereby. Sometimes a bunt single is as memorable in its way as a grand slam...
ProfWombat | 02.18.06 - 8:54 pm | #


Yeppers.

And they sang and played the
pants off them on that show just
now.

I had no idea all the cool
instrumental work on those singles
was actually them.


Gravatarkatrina vanden heuvel....she's good, imo
.
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka

Good Answer!

.


GravatarJulian's looks and his music were really kind of eerie, in their approximation of the original. Almost like an unexpected Xerox. His 1984 Valotte album was doubtless mistaken, at first hearing, for the work of his dad. The voice pitch, quality, and even the phrasing were spont on.
Max Planck



I remember the videos.

Scary how much he looked like John - the gestures, everything!


Gravatarlapham's retiring/retired as harpers' editor

He's supposed to retire this spring, isn't he?

And what's on the cover of the current issue?


GravatarI challenge anyone around at the time not to have memories cued
thereby. Sometimes a bunt single is as memorable in its way as a grand slam...
ProfWombat |





The mention of Chad and Jeremy has brought a lot of memories back, circa 1965.

Makes me smile.


GravatarJulian's looks and his music were really kind of eerie, in their approximation of
the original. Almost like an unexpected Xerox. His 1984 Valotte album was
doubtless mistaken, at first hearing, for the work of his dad. The voice pitch,
quality, and even the phrasing were spont on.
Max Planck


Julian was a textbook case of
talent, rather than genius,
being inherited.


GravatarI came to except it. If they were happy paying me design pay for drafter work, well, wtf?

Now I'm paying for that.

I've always been loved by other 'bosses'.


It's an old trick, beloved. Take the top level guy, diminish his contribution, steal his work and then explain that he can't cut it. It's pretty much the same gig with me. I've got a gang of clowns now on my neck 'cause I accepted, as a favour, 'editing' something and have then resisted 'writing' it. It's a scam. With me, they've taken a step and a half too far. I've got a track record as long as your arm and a half, demonstrating my competence and to boot, I've already registered my anger with my second level supervisor. Now, my immediate supervisor had hit the wall, docking my pay. I even have a lunch date with the =third= level supervisor on Monday....

The point tho is that you must have competitors. You are GOOD. Go sideways. There's not 'loyalty' when there's no loyalty to you. This isn't Malden Mills for either of us. You are brave and strong and you have a damned good skill. Take them out!


GravatarHERE COMES JEB!!!
Troublemaker

look you stupid mutherfucker i already told you it ain't gonna e JEB.

but then i got to think'n,,,

it might be JEB, a signatory to the PNAC.

the one good thing about JEB, he's a hell of a lot smarter than fuckwit.

the bad thing, he's got "devious ways." his words, not mine.


GravatarRight up there with Mott the Hoople.
billy b



Ian Hunter rules!
Terry C, Coldplayer

One of my old time favs

.


GravatarRight up there with Mott the Hoople.
billy b



Ian Hunter rules!
Terry C, Coldplayer

One of my old time favs

.


GravatarIt seems like Phil Lynott got steamrolled by the whole thing, like so many others.

Yeah. Phil carried a large entourage around on his back until it (and the drugs) did him in.

I have never been a big lyrics fan, but I liked his stuff.


GravatarAndrew Johnson was the first president impeached and he deserved it. Nixon avoided impeachment by resigning.

Clinton's impeachment was a vindictive farce by the vicious Goopers.

But of all the POTUSs we ever had, Bushboy is the greatest menace and the the most deserving of summary removal from the WH!


GravatarIan Hunter rules!
Terry C, Coldplayer | 02.18.06 - 8:57 pm | #


Where the fuck is he?

I saw him having dinner at my
watering hole about eight years
ago.

I wanted to buy him a drink,
but I was totally intimidated.


Gravatarhave they named a successor yet?

that's the most important choice of the new milennium on the left...(ok, a touch of hyperbole, but still...)
.


Gravatar
Julian was a textbook case of
talent, rather than genius,
being inherited.
steve simels


Max P and steve s -

I always liked the kid. Sad that he didn't have the staying power.

Hell, I'd like to see Julian, Dahni H., Zack Starkey, and James McCartney hook up.

Wonder what that would be like.


GravatarTrees, swaying in the summer breeze,
Showing off their silver leaves
As we walk by.
Soft kisses on a summer's day,
Laughing all our cares away,
Just you and I.
Sweet, sleepy warmth of summer nights,
Gazing at the distant lights
In the starry sky.

They say that all good things must end some day;
Autumn leaves must fall.
But don't you know that it hurts me so
To say goodbye to you?
Wish you didn't have to go,
No, no, no, no.

And when the rain beats against my window pane,
I'll think of summer days again,
And dream of you,
And dream of you.


GravatarEli, are we ready for Rottweiler?

BTW, just finished the dog movie before that, most of which I slept through.


GravatarHell, I'd like to see Julian, Dahni H., Zack Starkey, and James McCartney hook up.

Wonder what that would be like.
billy b



Billy - I have said that SO many times.


Dahni is another one who looks so much like his dad, it's scary!


GravatarBTW, just finished the dog movie before that, most of which I slept through.
Sallyh, Madame Poissonniere


Arthur's asleep now. He has several babies with him.


GravatarMJulian was a textbook case of
talent, rather than genius,
being inherited.
steve simels - 9:00 pm


that's a right fine distinction, stevarino! well made!


Gravatarkatrina vanden heuvel....she's good, imo
.
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka

she's hot in imo.

i'm kind of shallow.


GravatarAttorney General vs Attorney General

The Attorney General, Lord Goldsmith, told the BBC the military tribunals proposed by Washington to try detainees at the base did not amount to a fair trial "by standards we would regard as acceptable".

http://news.independent.co.uk/ wo...ticle346214.ece

The Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, has launched a passionate attack on President George Bush, saying his administration's refusal to close the notorious Guantanamo Bay camp reflected "a society that is heading towards George Orwell's Animal Farm".


GravatarTerry C, Coldplayer:

It -- "Summer Song" -- really
is quite lovely, innit?

That whole soft-rock thing they
had got kind of wussified by
some of the people that followed
them, like America (ugh). But
Chad and Jeremy were really
classy. And the stuff (IMHO)
holds up.


Gravataran Hunter rules!
Terry C, Coldplayer | 02.18.06 - 8:57 pm | #

Where the fuck is he?

I saw him having dinner at my
watering hole about eight years
ago.

I wanted to buy him a drink,
but I was totally intimidated.
steve simels |



One of the all time great names for an album:


"You're Never Alone With a Schizophrenic"



Loved "Just Another Night".


And his (original) version of "Once Bitten Twice Shy" - Great White's version was shit next to it!


Gravatarhave they named a successor yet?

Yeah. Roger Hodge.


GravatarI agree that Harper's is great -- hope the change in editors doesn't damage it!

I also like to check The New Yorker

I don't read the Nation as much as I used to because there is so much good stuff on the blogs & there is only so much time -- I saw Katrina Vanden Heuvel on some talk show when I was visiting friends with cable & was very impressed (but not so much when I heard she wanted to get Christopher Hitchens to return to The Nation-- WHY?!)

billy b -- in the early 60s I liked ANYTHING from England -- I turned my 45 of The Searchers's "Needles and Pins" white from playing it so much! -- I too respect steve simels's opinion (i.e., I also like Richard Thompson & Patti Smith) -- hence my question about my youthful enthusiasm


GravatarBookTV/c-span2 schedule - all times Eastern

9:00 General Assignment: Kael Alford, Thorne Anderson, Rita Leistner, Phillip Robertson, Unembedded: Four Independent Photojournalists on the War in Iraq

10:15 Alan Skorski, Pants on Fire: How Al Franken Lies, Smears, and Deceives

11:00 History on Book TV: Karenna Gore Schiff, Lighting the Way: Nine Women Who Changed Modern America


*****
Sunday, February 19

12:45 am Con Coughlin, American Ally: Tony Blair and the War on Terror

1:30 Joshua Wolf Shenk, Lincoln's Melancholy: How Depression Challenged a President and Fueled His Greatness

3:00 Book Club: "Nickel and Dimed" by Barbara Ehrenreich

4:15 Ralph Rossum, Antonin Scalia's Jurisprudence: Text and Tradition

5:30 Gary Hart, God and Caesar in America

6:15 Stephen Hess, Through Their Eyes: Foreign Correspondents in the United States

7:15 After Words: Kate O'Beirne interviewed by Jodi Enda

8:15 Kael Alford, Thorne Anderson, Rita Leistner, Phillip Robertson, Unembedded: Four Independent Photojournalists on the War in Iraq

9:30 History on Book TV: Jeffrey Hart, The Making of the American Conservative Mind: National Review and Its Times

10:30 Rabbi Michael Lerner, The Left Hand of God: Retaking our Country Back from the Religious Right

12:15 pm Public Lives: Alan Jacobs, The Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C.S. Lewis

1:30 Edward Berkowitz, Something Happened: A Political and Cultural Overview of the Seventies

2:30 2005 Lincoln Forum Thomas Lowry "Don't Shoot That Boy! Abraham Lincoln and Military Justice"

3:00 After Words: David Rieff interviewed by Wesley Clark

4:00 Gary Berntsen and Ralph Pezzullo, Jawbreaker: The Attack on Bin Laden and Al Qaeda: A Personal Account by the CIA's Key Field Commander

5:00 General Assignment: Kristin Henderson, Jay Harris, Kathy Moakler, Michael Zacchea, While They're at War: The True Story of American Families on the Homefront

6:00 After Words: After Words: James McManus Interviewed by T.R. Reid

7:00 Public Lives: Michael D'Antonio, Hershey: Milton S. Hershey's Extraordinary Life of Wealth, Empire, and Utopian Dreams

8:00 Douglas Brinkley, Parish Priest: Father Michael McGivney and American Catholicism

9:00 After Words: After Words: James McManus Interviewed by T.R. Reid

10:00 John Lewis Gaddis, The Cold War: A New History

11:20 Sam Harris, The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason
-


GravatarEli, are we ready for Rottweiler?

Am now. I just got home.


I thought it was a Sci-Fi original, but now that I see "LGF" and "Brian Yuzna" (woohoo!) I'm not so sure.


GravatarI loved you all the summer through.
I thought I'd found my dream in you,
But now it's over and done,
'Cause that was yesterday
And yesterday's gone.

We walked together hand in hand
'Cross miles and miles of golden sand.
For me you were the one,
But that was yesterday,
And yesterday's gone.

We had such happiness together;
I can't believe it's gone for ever and ever.

Wait till summer somes again,
I hope that you'll remember when
Our love had just begun.
I loved you yesterday,
But yesterday's gone.


GravatarMJulian was a textbook case of
talent, rather than genius,
being inherited.

steve simels

yeah, but it's wrong what yoko did to him.

because sean inherited neither.

i'd frankly rather have the money (sort of), but then i'm shallow.


Gravatar"How you like it? In the ass?"


GravatarOoo, it takes place in THE FUTURE!


GravatarRottweiler: The story of a dog whose bite is worse than its bark.


Gravatar"Oh, because he knows white meat tastes better!"


GravatarMJulian was a textbook case of
talent, rather than genius,
being inherited.
steve simels - 9:00 pm

that's a right fine distinction, stevarino! well made!
WoodyGuthrie'sGuitar(aka | 02.18.06 - 9:07 pm | #


Sort of like Jakob Dylan.

Who I think is rather more
talented than Julian, although
obviously not a patch on his dad.


GravatarI guess because robot dog technology is not sufficiently developed in the present day.



"Because you can't hide from the breath of evil..."


GravatarOh good grief Brownback is fucking insane!


GravatarYah, well, I'm giving up and going to bed. Need to stir the fire a bit and kiss Arthur goodnight.

To-morrow is also a day!

Agave? Don't let yourself be a victim. I promise you. That's a game you really don't want to play.

Sweet dreams, mijos. (And Woody - you're sure you can't just mail me a Lotaburger?)


GravatarWhite meat tastes better!!


GravatarAndrew Johnson was the first president impeached and he deserved it. Nixon avoided impeachment by resigning.

Clinton's impeachment was a vindictive farce by the vicious Goopers.

But of all the POTUSs we ever had, Bushboy is the greatest menace and the the most deserving of summary removal from the WH!
Rudy



Unlike Nixon, who cut and ran, Bill faced the music.


I hit wingers with that and they never have an answer.


GravatarThe Archbishop of York, Dr John Sentamu, has launched a passionate attack on President George Bush, saying his administration's refusal to close the notorious Guantanamo Bay camp reflected "a society that is heading towards George Orwell's Animal Farm".
Arkenor


sad, sad, sad.

I never thought I'd see the day when "America" and "torture" were used in the same sentence.


GravatarI can't imagine why Katrina Van den Heuval would want Chris Hitchens to return to The Nation.

Hitchens has climbed so far up Bushboy's ass, he's never coming back... and who would want him if he did????


Gravatar"I don't believe in destiny!"


Gravatar"Our destiny is one now, brother! Trust in Allah!"

Great stuff. That Brian Yuzna really has an ear for dialogue.


Gravatar4Legs--how are you and Mr. Plushy?


GravatarWhite meat tastes better!!
fourlegsgood



"Baby.....the OTHER 'other white meat'!!!!"


Gravatar"How you like it? In the ass?"


Okay, the arm is gross.


Dogs are mean in the future.


They shoulda got a cat.


Gravatarbecause sean inherited neither.

i'd frankly rather have the money (sort of), but then i'm shallow.
charley | 02.18.06 - 9:09 pm | #


Dude -- Sean is tremendous.

I saw him do dad's "This Boy"
at some tribute show on the tube
a few years back and he brought
tears to my eyes.

He has all the soul of his dad.
It was gorgeous......


GravatarRudy--up Chimpy's ass, and pretty far down into the bottle.


GravatarNow that's what I call "giving a guy a hand."


Gravatar4Legs--how are you and Mr. Plushy?


We are chilly.

I just got home and Mr. Plushy is out prowling.


It's rather cold here.


GravatarDogs are mean in the future.


They shoulda got a cat.


We need some kind of Plushy Rampage movie on Sci-Fi.


GravatarI never thought I'd see the day when "America" and "torture" were used in the same sentence.
Diane




Nor did I, Diane.

Nor did I!


GravatarIt's colder than a witch's tit in Montana.


GravatarY'know, I come home from a lovely dinner in a fabulous French restaurant, Zoe Wanamaker (or her doppleganger) at the table across from us, and THIS is what I see?

A rottweiler with steel teeth?


GravatarI hit wingers with that and they never have an answer.
Terry C, Coldplayer
____________________

The truth is the Congress had the "goods" on Nixon and would have impeached the sonofabitch who's ratings were in the toilet.

With Clinton, the Goopers just had a lies piled on top of lies, and Clinton's popularity never dipped below 60% of the American people.


GravatarA rottweiler with steel teeth?

I think it's a robottweiler.


GravatarDiane --
I am continually impressed by John Ebor -- sadly, Rowan Cantuar not so much (I know we all had up hopes much too high, but still...)


GravatarOh good grief Brownback is fucking insane!
The Old Man From Scene 24 | 02.18.06 - 9:11 pm | #


Where are you watching him?

I'm doing ROGER RABBIT on TCM.


GravatarUmmm, bad idea, climbing up a rock face in an orange jumpsuit.


He has nice teeth though.



I guess they have good dentists in the future.


HIDE YOU FOOL!!


Gravatar"They shoulda got a cat."
fourlegsgood

-Oh, you mean like "Sabretooth ?"


GravatarProbably copied from a Bush speech...




talk about random


GravatarWe need some kind of Plushy Rampage movie on Sci-Fi.

The Atriot Companions Devour the Republican Party?


GravatarI think it's a robottweiler.


It's a "cybernetic" rottweiler.


GravatarSort of like Jakob Dylan.

Who I think is rather more
talented than Julian, although
obviously not a patch on his dad.
steve simels |



Jakob Dylan is THE HOT!

THOSE EYES!


Gravatar-27c up here on the Canadian prairies...with a wind chill factor that makes it feel like -39c. It's the wind, baby. The wind chill will kill ya.


GravatarHe does have excellent teeth.


GravatarYou'd think they would have all kinds of advanced futuristic heat-seeking escapee detectors in the future, or implant the prisoners with GPS chips.

Oh well, maybe they're cheapskates in the future.


GravatarThe guy in the orange jumpsuit, not the rottweiler.


GravatarThe Atriot Companions Devour the Republican Party?
Sallyh, Madame Poissonniere




Load up on the bicarbonate first, though.


GravatarWTF was that???


Gravatar4Legs, Eli--whaddya think? Country club prison or federal pound me in the ass prison escapee?


Gravatarup Chimpy's ass, and pretty far down into the bottle.
Sallyh, Madame Poissonniere
________________________________

I think there's a connection there Sally.

Brains soaked in alcohol don't think too good....


GravatarThank the lord there will be
Lesbians in the future.


I know this from seeing the
MST3K classic "Time Chasers."


GravatarThe guy in the orange jumpsuit, not the rottweiler.

I prefer the metal teeth, actually.


GravatarWe need some kind of Plushy Rampage movie on Sci-Fi.


Yes, he could purrrrrr them to death.


He's not terribly fearsome.


Gravatark&y
that is one amazing link to the ancient pottery recordings

i don't speak french. is there any way to translate what they man is saying about the pots, or how the researchers think the recording was captured?


GravatarClinton's popularity never dipped below 60% of the American people.
Rudy



I loves The Big Dog!


GravatarGWPDA may have gone to bed, but her garden sounds edenic. Whenever people make me fear and cringe, I try to remember that this earth, without the help of particular self-appointed gods, has produced sensuous fruits such as to astonish
the most jaded mind and palate. Life without chocolate, without salmon or chiles? Unimaginable. Fine tequila IS different than cheap.
But a simple ripe fig with a piquant cheese is heaven. Night, batses.


Gravatar4Legs, Eli--whaddya think? Country club prison or federal pound me in the ass prison escapee?

I'm pretty sure country club prisons don't feed their inmates to dogs with metal teeth, but maybe they will in THE FUTURE.


Gravatar-27c up here on the Canadian prairies...with a wind chill factor that makes it feel like -39c. It's the wind, baby. The wind chill will kill ya.
Sammy


That makes my nutsack shrink just thinking about it.


GravatarWTF was that???



A starving velociraptor?


GravatarInterview with Roger D. Hodge.


GravatarYeah. Roger Hodge.
masculine_monica_nyc - 9:07 pm



who?


GravatarHe's not terribly fearsome.

He could eat some kind of toxic waste which makes him grow to enormous size *and* see everyone as alien carrots.


GravatarI'm pretty sure country club prisons don't feed their inmates to dogs with metal teeth, but maybe they will in THE FUTURE.


I hope they do that at whatever prison DukeStir ends up in.


Gravatari think jacob should do a set with his old man.

not for money, not for love, just because it would be way cool.

and wallflowers is a really stupid name for a pretty good band.


GravatarJakob Dylan is THE HOT!

THOSE EYES!
Terry C, Coldplayer | 02.18.06 - 9:16 pm | #


Oh, agreed.


And I can't tell you how many
women of a certain age I know
agree with you.

Many of whom saw the Wallflowers
on MTV and had no idea whose
kid he was.


GravatarA starving velociraptor?

AH-MON!!!


GravatarWhere the fuck is he?

ss - he has a web site. Fairly popular.
Answers qustions about once a month, I seem to remember.


GravatarI'm doing ROGER RABBIT on TCM.
steve simels |




"I'm not bad

I'm just DRAWN that way!"


GravatarHe could eat some kind of toxic waste which makes him grow to enormous size *and* see everyone as alien carrots.



I don't think toxic waste would be good for his gum condition.


Gravatarre: America and torture. Black times, these. I'm trying to find some way to make a bad joke, but can't.

The bushies have much to answer for. They'll leave a mess that will try the subtlest of leaders...


GravatarBats - I've had a long day -- g'nite to all -- see you during the documenting of the atrocities of the bobbleheads


GravatarI don't think toxic waste would be good for his gum condition.

Okay, so maybe he rolls around in some. Whatever.


GravatarA starving velociraptor?

Speaking of dinos, anyone seen the Fedex commercial with them? It's great.


GravatarMany of whom saw the Wallflowers
on MTV and had no idea whose
kid he was.

steve simels



I love the one song of the Wallflowers: "6th Avenue Heartache."


GravatarWhere are you watching him?

I read the Rolling Stone article linked upthread. In fucking sane.


GravatarThe bushies have much to answer for. They'll leave a mess that will try the subtlest of leaders...

This is what worries me. Beyond even the question of electability, do the Democrats have *anyone* who can actually FIX this mess?


GravatarProfWombat--how are you and Dr. Mrs. Wombat? I hope she's feeling all right.

I'm currently suffering from the flu, and what better antidote than Scifi Saturday Night?


GravatarActually, Mr. Plushy is more of the protector type.



I'm working on a screenplay about mutant, nano-enhanced squirrels who grow to enormous size and terrorize the countryside.


Gravataroth Suzie & Nina are extremely intelligent & articulate women who enjoy having sex & are able to talk about why
Prior Aelred |

one of Dworkin;s points was that women didn't have to have sex to still be women of worthy and value.


Gravatari think jacob should do a set with his old man.

not for money, not for love, just because it would be way cool.

and wallflowers is a really stupid name for a pretty good band.
charley | 02.18.06 - 9:19 pm | #


They did a double bill at some private
corporate affair a few years ago.

Don't know if they sang together....


GravatarNoah sent a velociraptor off the Ark to bring back an olive branch after The Flood. Or was that a teredactyl instead of a dove?


GravatarHarper's also has an electrifying, positively solid steel smashing of the case for torture. It really is incredible.
kei & yuri


On Democracy Now yesterday, some history prof named McCoy seemed to be making the case--unintentionally, I assume--that the CIA methods, sensory deprivation and self-inflicted pain actually work. I thought that was kind of strange, since he was adamantly anti-torture (well, he's a career anti-CIA type), and saying it works would seem to play right into the gov't's hands.


GravatarI don't think toxic waste would be good for his gum condition.

Maybe it's like what happened in 'Sleeper.' They discovered that toxic waste is essential for periodontic health.


Gravatar Beyond even the question of electability, do the Democrats have *anyone* who can actually FIX this mess?


Is there anyone anywhere that can fix this mess?


GravatarI hope this is a flashback, or this movie has some serious continuity problems.

And who the fuck *is* this guy, anyway?


GravatarThe idea of capturing ancient sounds in old pottery was actually expressed 10-20 years ago or so in a regular column in the New Scientist--I don't recall its name (maybe The Inventions of Daedalus, or something similar) but it was wildly and amusingly speculative, and always based on sound science...help me out, out there


GravatarIt is your destiny to get eaten by a rottweiler.


GravatarI'm currently suffering from the flu,

Try elderberry syrup, Sallyh. Phila told me about that and it is very useful.


GravatarThis is what worries me. Beyond even the question of electability, do the Democrats have *anyone* who can actually FIX this mess?

Howard Dean? At least he gets angry at the right stuff.


Gravataroth Suzie & Nina are extremely intelligent & articulate women who enjoy having sex & are able to talk about why

It needs explanation?


GravatarSweet soft summer nights
Dancing shadows in the distant lights
You came for me to follow
And we kissed on distant shores

Long quiet hours of play
Sounds of tomorrow from yesterday
Love came for me to follow
And we kissed on distant shores

The careful glance of children playing
Raindrops fall as if they're saying
Quiet thoughts of you caressed by time

The breeze of summer's gone
Whispered memories as nights grow long
You came for me to follow
And we kissed on distant shores



Yeah, they stand the test of time


Gravatar"Do you think the evil cannot touch you? Fool!"


GravatarAnd who the fuck *is* this guy, anyway?


He seems to have a destiny, whoever he is.


GravatarIn all the kids' defense, though, none of them could really win, being spawned from rock royalty.

We now painfully appreciate George Washington's aversion to "Juniors".


GravatarI'm working on a screenplay about mutant, nano-enhanced squirrels who grow to
enormous size and terrorize the countryside.
fourlegsgood | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:22 pm | #


You're writing about my love life?


GravatarYes--The Inventions of Daedalus, David E.H. Jones...check it out if you like science, wit and imagination.


GravatarHe seems to have a destiny, whoever he is.

I've stopped rooting for him not to get eaten, but it's probably a lost cause.


Gravatar"You would die for me?"


GravatarHe would die for her?


Sooner rather than later, preferably.


GravatarYou're writing about my love life?


Why, yes!!


And I shall depend on you to help with the soundtrack.


GravatarDude -- Sean is tremendous.

well i'd certainly take your word for it over my own impression. sean put out some video a few years back (he was under 20) and it sucked.

i've heard julian talk about being cut out of the inheritance, and i just don't get that.

share the love, share the wealth.


Gravatarhey TerryC, glad someone else besides me here knows all those words


GravatarI would die for, well, most of you.


I think.


GravatarAH-MON!!!

HAHAHAHAHA!

I told you that I watched "The Fallen Ones" with my sister and b-i-l, right?

Second time around, I STILL had no idea what the 42' wicker bowflex man was on about.


GravatarEli--I'm assuming he thinks now she'll put out.


GravatarAnd I shall depend on you to help with the soundtrack.

Muskrat Love?

Rocky Raccoon?

Cool For Cats?


GravatarIt is your destiny to get eaten by a rottweiler.
fourlegsgood

Fortune Cookie?

.


GravatarThe idea of capturing ancient sounds in old pottery was actually expressed
10-20 years ago or so in a regular column in the New Scientist--I don't recall its
name (maybe The Inventions of Daedalus, or something similar) but it was
wildly and amusingly speculative, and always based on sound science...help me
out, out there
ProfWombat | 02.18.06 - 9:23 pm | #


A plot gimmick that showed up
on an episode of the X-FILES,
if memory serves.


GravatarSecond time around, I STILL had no idea what the 42' wicker bowflex man was on about.


It was so random.


Best part of the film.


GravatarOK.
I tried.
But I can't watch these Sci-Fi movies without 2 robots and a man to provide snark.

There's a Night Detective marathon on BBC America. I'll watch that.
Besides he's hawt.


GravatarIs there anyone anywhere that can fix this mess?
fourlegsgood


Oh, probably quite a few. The key will be electing someone smart enough to surroind hirself* with a smart crew.

*anyone else remember this?


Gravatar I would die for, well, most of you.


I think.


This reminds me of the Promise Keepers. They use the argument that husbands must be willing to die for their wives, and given this humongous sacrifice (for what is going to kill the husbands? the giant lovesick squirrel?), the wives should submit and opey and clean all their lives long.


GravatarSo what the hell is this thing about besides cute and bloodthirsty puppies?


.


GravatarI told you that I watched "The Fallen Ones" with my sister and b-i-l, right?

Second time around, I STILL had no idea what the 42' wicker bowflex man was on about.


I think so. Or with "company" of some sort, anyway.

I don't think there is an explanation, really. I think someone just thought it would be cool.

Maybe they were working with some kind of wireframe model and said, "Hey, that looks pretty neat, let's work it into the movie somehow"?


GravatarI would die for, well, most of you.




Great - now I've got that PRINCE song in my head!


Gravatarthe wives should submit and opey and clean all their lives long.
Echidne of the snakes




Nah.

Fuck that!


GravatarWoke up,
fell out of bed,
dragged a dreadfully shitty Admin across my head.


GravatarAnd I shall depend on you to help with the soundtrack.
fourlegsgood | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:26 pm | #


Think of all the songs that make
you want to slit your wrists.


Gravatar4LG,

my b-i-l has a very loud and distinctive guffaw. When the bowflex man went lumbering across the screen, b-i-l yelled, "What the bloody hell was THAT? And WHY?" Then he just laughed his ass off.


GravatarOkay, this guy's boots are too new looking.



He's supposedly out walking in the bush and the soles aren't scuffed at all.



No fucking attention to detail at all.


GravatarOh, you don't wanna go there, Mr. Rabbit...


GravatarGod bless Lewis Lapham.

I love that guy...

steve simels

a-fucking-men.

I read he was retiring - more's the pity, if true.


GravatarSo what the hell is this thing about besides cute and bloodthirsty puppies?

There's something more?


GravatarYou're writing about my love life?
steve simels


Kind of reminds me of our friend Bebe Rebozo, except with a tree rat instead of the gerbil.


Gravatarspork,

bloodthirsty puppies and strange accents.


GravatarIt must be bunnies!


.


Gravatarhey TerryC, glad someone else besides me here knows all those words
ProfWombat




I cheat.

I look up the lyrics on-line.


GravatarOkay, this guy's boots are too new looking.



He's supposedly out walking in the bush and the soles aren't scuffed at all.


It's THE FUTURE. They have sophisticated dust-repelling nanotechnology.


Gravatardon't kill the rabbit!

oh, good. he killed the robot dog instead.


GravatarAim for the face! THE FACE!


GravatarWell, this is certainly shaping up to be a short movie...


GravatarCool!!


Gut shot!!


Gravatarattention to detail at all.
fourlegsgood


They actually are supposed to have people on the movie set to watch for stuff like that.


Gravatarbloodthirsty puppies and strange accents.

The dogs have strange accents?

Weird.


.


GravatarPaul Naschy is in ROTTWEILER?


Why didn't anybody tell me!!!!!


GravatarBoy, he peppered that guy pretty good.


But why hasn't he apologized yet?


Gravatar"I guess today just wasn't your lucky day."


GravatarSo blonde guy is doing a Clint Eastwood impression.

Swell.


.


GravatarOkay, that was unneccesary.


GravatarNo, not the puppy!

I want the puppy to eat all the bad cast members!


Gravatarwatertiger:

It it's not too personal,

what's with the au poivre?


GravatarIs there anyone anywhere that can fix this mess?
fourlegsgood


I think we need to stop thinking in terms of a person. This whole savior attitude is how Bush got re-elected.

What we need is an intelligent leader, surrounded not by cronies but by people who know their stuff, who will work with an honest Congress.


GravatarWTF is that?

A metallic plucked chicken?


GravatarSo... are they dosing their prisoners with LSD or what?


GravatarThis kid in the movie is starting to remind me of Bill Murray hunting gophers in Caddyshack.


Gravatarsteve,

"with pepper." It's an homage to Dick Cheney.


Gravatar10:00 John Lewis Gaddis, The Cold War: A New History

11:20 Sam Harris, The End of Faith: Religion, Terror, and the Future of Reason
-
QuentinCompson


Hey Quentin, thanks for the Cspan schedule. Where'd you find it? They have the world's crappiest schedule website (not that any TV outlet has a good one, with PBS being the worst since there is no coordination amongst channels to run shit all at the same time fer chrissakes.)


GravatarAnd the orange jumpsuit tucked into the boots thing is teh gay.



The spectral dinosaur is back.


GravatarA metallic plucked chicken?

I suspect it's the robottweiler without his flesh, but I still dunno what the point is supposed to be...


GravatarThink of all the songs that make
you want to slit your wrists.

steve simels


Bloodrock's DOA...


Gravatarwhat's with the au poivre?

I think its French for "peppered".


GravatarWhat we need is an intelligent leader, surrounded not by cronies but by people who know their stuff, who will work with an honest Congress.
Diane



(nothing personal)

.


GravatarA metallic plucked chicken?

BAWBAWKBAWKbuzzwhirrBAWK...


.


GravatarI want the puppy to eat all the bad cast members!


I'm pretty sure there are more of them.


GravatarI think its French for "peppered".

Or maybe "peppery".


Gravatarokay, can someone sic the gangsta rottweiler on Britney Spears please?

Britney Spears has a simple explanation for driving around with her baby on her lap: She doesn't want to become the next Princess Diana.

As she attempts to rehab her image after getting caught on film behind the wheel while holding an otherwise unrestrained Sean Preston--and in the process becoming an unwitting poster girl for how not to transport an infant--the pop tart plays the paparazzi card in a new People magazine interview.

"I don't really go out with him," Spears, 24, says in the issue, on newsstands Friday. "And it's kind of sad because I can't walk down the street with a stroller. I'm not expecting people to pity me. I'm just telling the truth."

She continues: "I've pulled over and asked the cops, 'Could you please help me? They've been driving recklessly back there.' And they say, 'Sorry, ma'am, I can't help you. This is how it is.' "

"I mean, Princess Diana got killed by one of these people. They're crossing the line."


GravatarI think we need to stop thinking in terms of a person. This whole savior attitude
is how Bush got re-elected.

What we need is an intelligent leader, surrounded not by cronies but by people
who know their stuff, who will work with an honest Congress.
Diane | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:33 pm | #


Actually, what we need are honest
voting machines and an honest
media.

Both of which we'll have on the
day that frozen smoothies go on
sale in hell.


Sorry to sound pessimistic.....


GravatarBright are the stars that shine,
Dark is the sky,
I know this love of mine,
Will never die,
So I shot her.


GravatarThey did a double bill at some private
corporate affair a few years ago.

Don't know if they sang together....

steve simels

i figured they must at times collaborate. but, they should really put something smashing out there for us all to hear.

bob ain't gonna be around forever. "he not busy bein' born..."


GravatarAnd can I just say, for you New Yorkers, that the warm apple tart at Le Singe Vert is absolutely to die for?


GravatarBritney Spears has a simple explanation for driving around with her baby on her lap: She doesn't want to become the next Princess Diana.

I'm still waiting for her to actually explain this. Is she saying that it's a clever ruse to get the cops to pull her over so that she can ask them to do something about the paparazzi?


GravatarAnd can I just say, for you New Yorkers, that the warm apple tart at Le Singe Vert is absolutely to die for?


Green monkey?


where is that?


GravatarAnd can I just say, for you New Yorkers, that the warm apple tart at Le Singe Vert is absolutely to die for?

The Green Monkey?


Gravatar"with pepper." It's an homage to Dick Cheney.
watertiger au poivre | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:34 pm | #


If I become "Steve Simels au jus"
I shudder to think who that might
be an homage to.


Gravatar(Green Monkey, that funky monkey...)


Gravatar4LG,

Chelsea section of Manhattan. 7th Ave. btwn 19th & 20th.


GravatarThe Green Monkey?


Yah.


He's sur la branche.


GravatarIf I become "Steve Simels au jus"
I shudder to think who that might
be an homage to.


Just call him Simels of the mor-ning...


GravatarXan: Hey Quentin, thanks for the Cspan schedule. Where'd you find it? They have the world's crappiest schedule website (not that any TV outlet has a good one, with PBS being the worst since there is no coordination amongst channels to run shit all at the same time fer chrissakes.)

Best schedule site I've found: TitanTV.
.


GravatarChelsea section of Manhattan. 7th Ave. btwn 19th & 20th.


I wish I were still a new yorker.




GravatarAnd can I just say, for you New Yorkers, that the warm apple tart at Le Singe
Vert is absolutely to die for?
watertiger au poivre | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:36 pm | #


You can say it.


I don't know what it means,
but you can say it!


GravatarI wish I were still a new yorker.

You and me both. I wish I could afford it.


GravatarYou and me both. I wish I could afford it.


Me too.


No way I can afford to go back.


Gravatarhey sallyh: round 3 of chemo: less nausea, more tiredness. A pain in the butt, but not dreadful. I'm OK; confining my drinking to O'Doul's but it isn't enough...

How's by you? How's the brioche coming along?


GravatarWhat we need is an intelligent leader, surrounded not by cronies but by people who know their stuff, who will work with an honest Congress.
Diane

in other words, John Kerry without bob shrum.

and 500 or so honest people, "When I was leavin' the bay
I saw three ships a-sailin'
They were all heading my way
I asked the captain what his name was
And how come he didn't drive a truck
He said his name was Columbus
I just said, "Good luck."


GravatarMe too.


No way I can afford to go back.


Or, alternatively, if my mom hadn't sold her FUCKING ENORMOUS APARTMENT on the upper West Side.

But then I might still be living with my mother, and that's no good either...


Gravatarwatertiger--I was once at a fancy french restaurant on the upper west side, around 84th street. Any idea what it was?


Gravatar(((Jeffraham and Curly!!!)))

What're my boys doing, besides hitchhiking the cable modem line?


GravatarBright are the stars that shine,
Dark is the sky,
I know this love of mine,
Will never die,
So I shot her.
Max Planck | 02.18.06 - 9:36 pm | #


Jesus, that's funny.


Fortunately, no adult
beverages were in
my mouth when I read it.


Gravatarwatertiger--I was once at a fancy french restaurant on the upper west side, around 84th street. Any idea what it was?

Really? I used to live on 82nd & West End Ave.

Don't remember any French restaurants, but it's been over 15 years...


GravatarProfWombat--brioche is well, but the mama is suffering from a sinus infection, which she's being treated for.

So what's this about you docs not having a miracle cure for the flu?


GravatarYou can say it.


I don't know what it means,
but you can say it!
steve simels | 02.18.06 - 9:39 pm | #


Yea! More Love & Death!


GravatarI think the robottweiler is about to rise from the dead. Or powersave. Whichever.


GravatarYou and me both. I wish I could afford it.
Eli

dude, maybe i'm completely out of line, but if i were you i'd so be work'n for my sister.


GravatarPuppie reboot.


.


GravatarUh oh, damned scorpions.


GravatarHe's sur la branche.

Il est . . . disparu.


Gravatardude, maybe i'm completely out of line, but if i were you i'd so be work'n for my sister.

I don't think she has that much money to spare, actually.


Aww, Robottweiler *loves* prison guard!


Gravatarwatertiger--I was once at a fancy french restaurant on the upper west side, around 84th street. Any idea what it was?

Ai-yah, there are so many. Simels knows that neighborhood better than I...


GravatarThat booze must be some good shit.


GravatarYea! More Love & Death!
whiskeyina | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:43 pm | #


"What do you think of me as
a man?"

"I think it's your best bet!"





[One of the funniest movies ever.
Whenever I'm really depressed,
I watch it and it never fails to lift
my spirits]


GravatarOr, alternatively, if my mom hadn't sold her FUCKING ENORMOUS APARTMENT on the upper West Side.

But then I might still be living with my mother, and that's no good either...



Well, we coulda kicked her out and then we could have been roomies.


GravatarEli--it was right around there, and probably about 15 years ago. It was just in with all the Brownstones and no sign that I could see. Menu in French. A cool evening (being wined & dined by a client when I worked in a gallery there)


GravatarSteve: how about a song that makes you want to slit someone else's wrists? 'A Horse With No Name' comes to mind...


GravatarCe film sci-fi est merde.


GravatarEli--'and they called it puppy love...'


GravatarWombat, old man... my good sir...

how has it somehow slipped by me that you were afflicted with such nasty and unrelenting horribleness?

chemo? third course? great zot!

carry on, sir...carry on...i'll quaff a pint or two in your behalf!

as the giraffe said, when he walked into the bar, "The highballs are on me!"
.


GravatarWTF is going on in this movie?


GravatarWe have some Saturday night plushy available.

http://plush-life.blogspot.com/


Gravatar Ahnold must be thrilled.

Re. French restaurant on the upper west side ... Ouest???


GravatarWell, we coulda kicked her out and then we could have been roomies.

That would have been... interesting.


Eli--it was right around there, and probably about 15 years ago. It was just in with all the Brownstones and no sign that I could see. Menu in French. A cool evening (being wined & dined by a client when I worked in a gallery there)

Ah, okay. I know the general area of which you speak. Not quite as far West I was, though.



Oh, they're just playing the wacky Infiltration game!


Gravatarsallyh: they have antivirals, but they don't work all that well. The most widely prescribed nostrum for the flu is that old standby, Tincture of Time...


GravatarAi-yah, there are so many. Simels knows that neighborhood better than I...
watertiger au poivre | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:45 pm | #


How west?

I mean, how far west on the west
side are we talking?

Broadway? Amsterdam?


That covers an awful lot of
territory.....


GravatarCe film sci-fi est merde.

I'm actually trying to figure out what's going on.

I'm not succeeding in my effort.


.


GravatarSteve: how about a song that makes you want to slit someone else's wrists? 'A Horse With No Name' comes to mind...

Frampton.


Gravatar We have some Saturday night plushy available.

Maxx Lion kitty looks marvelous


GravatarI'm actually trying to figure out what's going on.

I'm not succeeding in my effort.


Brian Yuzna really does not have the narrative skills to pull off interwoven flashback exposition...


GravatarThose boots were made for stealin'


.


Gravatar4Legs--he looks determined.


Gravatar[One of the funniest movies ever.
Whenever I'm really depressed,
I watch it and it never fails to lift
my spirits]
steve simels | 02.18.06 - 9:46 pm | #


I love it, too. I quoted it last night.

"I heard voices"

"I was praying"

"I heard *two* voices"

"I do both parts"

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


GravatarSteve: how about a song that makes you want to slit someone else's wrists? 'A Horse
With No Name' comes to mind...




Two great jokes about that wretched
song.

Randy Newman famously observed that
"it sounds like it was written by
two kids who thought they had
taken acid."

And Denis Leary said:

"You're in the desert. You have
nothing to do.

Name the fricking horse."


GravatarProf, I had no idea you were ill. Best to you. You'll do just fine.

Peace!


Gravatarhey woody's: my wife, alas (early breast cancer), not I, though after 35 years together there ain't as much difference as might seem. Thankfully, an excellent prognosis, though the process sucks; at least she's got great docs. Anyhow, I appreciate the pint or two finding its home...


GravatarHmmm... time for a pint of pale ale and read some more of a Feast For Crows methinks...


GravatarWTF is going on in this movie?

Nothing that makes any sense.


GravatarSpork--you're trying too hard.

There IS nothing to figure out in these movies.


GravatarI don't think she has that much money to spare, actually.

she must have connections. i'm not trying to talk you into anything.

but assist her, and whoever she knows. too late for me, but if you want to be a famous photographer you want to go to New York.

most guys go to Europe first, but they really only care about New York. sorry, my failed fantasy. i'm over it.


GravatarGreat.

Will stop hearing from Bode Miller now?


Gravatarhey bigvic: like I told WGG, my wife rather than I, with a good prognosis for early breast cancer. Sucks, but we'll do OK. Thanks for your good wishes and your companionable presence chez Atrios...


GravatarMaxx Lion kitty looks marvelous
scout prime


Indeed. How was NOLA, good scout? Been too busy to hit the first draft this week. Congrats, too.


GravatarCertainly the popularity of that song depended on kids raised on cowboy opera and wishing they were stoned.


GravatarProfWombat:

I'll light a candle, my friend.


Gravatar4LG,

Plush Kitty has two new fans - my mother and my sister.

They were over earlier, and I showed them his pic. Much "ooohing" and "aaahhhing".

He is a beauty.


GravatarWest of Broadway, maybe even west of West End--I remember we walked along the edge of Riverside Park after supper, then he walked me to the 86th Street (? it's been a while, I forget the street stops) subway.


GravatarScout--how are you, dear?


Gravatar...And his (original) version of "Once Bitten Twice Shy"...

Speaking of originals, I always loved Hunter's original version of "England Rocks" (before it became "Cleveland Rocks") - produced by Roy Thomas Baker on an elpee never released in the states.

Much, much superior.


GravatarEli--'Disaster Zone.' Now there's must-see TV!


GravatarProfWombat,

Positive karma and thoughts of peace and happiness your way.


GravatarBest schedule site I've found: TitanTV.
.
Jeffraham Prestonian


Jeffraham, thankee for the tip. Have you signed on with this thing, and were there any vile consequences (spam, spyware, etc) involved? We need something that gives listings a week or two in advance, searchable by topic/keyword. Been using Yahoo but they don't list everything (i.e. Cspan).


GravatarPlush Kitty has two new fans - my mother and my sister.

They were over earlier, and I showed them his pic. Much "ooohing" and "aaahhhing".



Ahhh.


If only *I* had so many fans.


GravatarSpeaking of originals, I always loved Hunter's original version of "England
Rocks" (before it became "Cleveland Rocks") - produced by Roy Thomas Baker
on an elpee never released in the states.

Much, much superior.
dave©™ | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:54 pm | #


Never heard of that.

You constantly surprise me....


GravatarWombat: you know you BOTH have my heart's best wishes...
.


Gravatarshe must have connections. i'm not trying to talk you into anything.

but assist her, and whoever she knows. too late for me, but if you want to be a famous photographer you want to go to New York.


Heh. I'm not actually *looking* to be a famous photographer, truth be told...


GravatarDude, just leet it jump into the river.... it'll electrocute itself.


GravatarWhat's with all these nature disaster flicks wiping out NYC?

Don't you think we've been hit enough?


Gravatar"I killed you! What are you doing back?"


GravatarHis dick must be really little for them to pixelate it.


GravatarOkay, it's getting late, and we
seem to be entering the mellow,
"I love you, man" portion of
the evening.


So I have a question.



Anybody here a fan of
Roseanne Cash?


GravatarOne of the funniest movies ever.

We were swapping lines from it on an earlier thread (maybe last night?).

"You're the greatest lover I've ever had!"

"Well, I practice a lot on my own."


GravatarWhat's with all these nature disaster flicks wiping out NYC?

Don't you think we've been hit enough?




An inadvertent volcano.



Pathetic.


Gravatarhe's naked. how did that happen?

and he needs to put a little meat on those arms.


GravatarProfWombat -

Take care.


.


GravatarSo what, his girlfriend is fucking the evil guy?


What the hell?


GravatarScout, roomie:

have you been to n'awlins and returned?

or still waitnig to go...

i heard that all 38k hotel rooms are occupied for mardi gras...

but over a THIRD of them are occu[pied by 'emergency personnel'...

so whassup, gf????
?


GravatarOkay, I'm completely lost.

maybe I'll go read a book or something.


Gravatar4Legs--yes, but she's only thinking of Her Real Man.


GravatarHe's the Kid Rock of Sci Fi Made for TV Movies.

Is the rottweiler going to nibble his nads?


GravatarThat's gotta be the worst editing ever.


GravatarProf,

Sorry I got it wrong, mate. All the same, best wishes, even prayers are coming your way.

Peace.


GravatarWest of Broadway, maybe even west of West End--I remember we walked along
the edge of Riverside Park after supper, then he walked me to the 86th Street
(? it's been a while, I forget the street stops) subway.
whiskeyina | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:53 pm | #


Top of my head, I don't know.

I'll ask friends who've been in
the neighborhood longer than me.

BTW -- when where you there?


GravatarNever heard of that.

You. Are. Kidding!

Came out in the late 70s, got a lot of airplay on the old KSAN... very orchestral.

The record company didn't dig the album though, and never released it over here...


Gravataroooh, there are devil dogs in the basement? I like those. Much better than yodels.


GravatarThe dead dog rose up and flew around the room.

If anybody gets that reference I'll be mightily impressed.


.


GravatarThe Ian Hunter album produced by Roy Thomas Baker was "Overnight Angels."


Gravatarstupid little girl.


You deserve to get eaten.


GravatarProfessor Wombat-

The best and mostest happiness to you and your wife.


Gravatarmaybe I'll go read a book or something.
watertiger au poivre


Nuh, uh. And leave your fans fer sum book learnin? Traitor!


GravatarYou can get a good perspective on Lennon's early attitude towards the establishment just by listening to his mid-1963 snarly, phlegmatic cover of the Janie Bradford/Berry Gordy tune "Money".

Thing is, Lennon lived like a king of kings for almost all of his adult life.


GravatarThere isn't going to be a Hot Science Babe™ in this, is there?


.


GravatarSteve: how about a song that makes you want to slit someone else's wrists?

Bauhaus.


GravatarThe dead dog rose up and flew around the room.

If anybody gets that reference I'll be mightily impressed.


.
spork_incident | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:00 pm | #


Please.

"The Umbrellas of Cherbourg."

Who doesn't know that?


GravatarIf anybody gets that reference I'll be mightily impressed.

something by Jefferson Airplane?


GravatarThis stupid faux modesty on sci-fi channel is fucking annoying.


GravatarLove the blurred bits.


.


GravatarSorry, meant to say - the Ian Hunter album produced by Roy Thomas Baker was "Overnight Angels" and it's available as an import CD.


GravatarThere isn't going to be a Hot Science Babe™ in this, is there?


Sadly, no.


GravatarBTW -- when where you there?
steve simels | 02.18.06 - 9:59 pm | #


I lived there from 1983 through 1991. Went to college there, then worked in a gallery. Lived on the upper west side, Brooklyn, and 47th street...


Gravatar So what, his girlfriend is fucking the evil guy?

OK, fourleggers. WTF is that all about? Hahahahahahaha.


GravatarI wonder if he'll end up falling for the gun lady.

Her daughter clearly needs a father figure, right?


GravatarWho doesn't know that?
steve simels - 10:02 pm


simels, triumphant!


GravatarLame pixellation.


Gravatar"The Umbrellas of Cherbourg."



something by Jefferson Airplane?

Not even close.

Trust me: Ain't no one gonna get it.


.


GravatarWoody, Sallyh, bigvic ...

Sorry had to go to the bathroom and was humming that damn "Horse with no Name" on the way.....Aaaarg I hate that song.

I go to New Orleans Feb 27th. So got much to do yet.
I think I got podcasting down now


GravatarWHAT is with the neon cross?


Gravatar"I mean, Princess Diana got killed by one of these people. They're crossing the line."
watertiger au poivre



Princess Di got killed by a chaffeur (a) driving way over the speed limit and (b) driving under the influence.


GravatarOK, fourleggers. WTF is that all about? Hahahahahahaha.


I dunno.

The evil guy took the girl in the earlier flash back, then in the next flash back you hear moaning.


GravatarTrust me: Ain't no one gonna get it.

I think Steve just did.


Gravatar"I know someone who can take care of you."

Fool! Don't do it!


GravatarI lived there from 1983 through 1991. Went to college there, then worked in a gallery. Lived on the upper west side, Brooklyn, and 47th street...

Hell, I probably saw you at some point.

Steve too.


Damn! I need to move to Mexico!


GravatarWTF?

I think tigre had the right idea about reading a book.


.


GravatarSheesh!


She's easy.


GravatarOne of my all time fave Ian Hunter tunes: "You Nearly Did Me In".


GravatarYou can get a good perspective on Lennon's early attitude towards the
establishment just by listening to his mid-1963 snarly, phlegmatic cover of the
Janie Bradford/Berry Gordy tune "Money".


One of the the all-time best
cover versions of the Beatles
ever did. Rocks like crazy.

I wonder about reading too much
into it, however.

Granted, Lennon got the irony that
Barrett Strong (who sang the
original) didn't.

But anti-establishment? Anti-
capitalist?

A stretch, I think.

But what do I know...


GravatarNaked fugitives get *all* the chicks...


GravatarDamn! I need to move to Mexico!
Eli | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:05 pm | #


Because... you wanna see me in Mexico??


GravatarI think Steve just did.

Nope.


.


GravatarYou know what's amazing to me?


The number of air freshening products on the market.


GravatarI go to New Orleans Feb 27th. So got much to do yet.
I think I got podcasting down now
scout prime


Way cool. I'm finding it hard to keep up with you media whores lately. Heh.


GravatarI think I got podcasting down now
scout prime - 10:04 pm


remember those old-time bicycle headlight generators, that ran off friction with the tire?

could you power a podcast of that?

(well, why WOULD you, right; but that apart...)


GravatarBecause... you wanna see me in Mexico??

Was that you that just jumped the naked fugitive? Yowza!


GravatarEli, so you want to be an *obscure* photographer?


GravatarHeh. I'm not actually *looking* to be a famous photographer, truth be told...
Eli

i already admitted it was my fantasy. but you have talent. did i mention i hate your sister.

feels weird know'n you have it, but you don't. that's all.

this is where i come to type out my frustations and anxieties for all the world to see.

i love miami, but it's too much for me . i'd die in New York in a skinny minute.


GravatarOne of my all time fave Ian Hunter tunes: "You Nearly Did Me In".
dave©™ | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:06 pm | #


Mott the Hoople: BRAIN CAPERS.

Oh hell, all their early albums.

"Laugh at Me."

Sheer brilliance, and very funny
if you know who wrote it and under
what circumstances.

Or as Bob Dylan said at the time:

"Sonny Bono? Cat's a drag. Gets
thrown out of a restaurant and
writes a song about it."


GravatarEli, so you want to be an *obscure* photographer?

I wouldn't mind making some money at it, but I don't really crave fame.

I'm kinda used to toiling in obscurity by now, anyway...


Gravatarcould you power a podcast of that?

Now that would be interesting.

I'll be staying with lb0313 so I won't be taking up a hotel room


GravatarBTW, looks like Ian Hunter has his own website with a rather amusing section featuring his snappy answers to stupid questions called The Horse's Mouth.


Gravatarwe're looking for a boners or superdickery type of humor site, especially for truly found humor (we never like the posed pictures at boners, they're stupid).
we come across getfunnyjokes.com, which is unique in pushing "clean" jokes. most of these sites offer porn directly or have somewhat dirty pictures scattered in with the mix. nice to know there's one that's clean --
hello, what's this clean thing in the sidebar? "asian." this could potentially be very unclean indeed. in fact asian jokes seems to be for asians ("115 ways to know you're from the phillipines"), although it does include non-nude girl galleries (under the assertion that asians are best looking, and we don't see any other similar groups).


Gravatar"I could kill you. No problem."


GravatarThe number of air freshening products on the market.

Scentstories still wins for most ridiculous product ever marketed.


GravatarYea! More Love & Death!
whiskeyina | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 9:43 pm | #

"What do you think of me as
a man?"

"I think it's your best bet!"





[One of the funniest movies ever.
Whenever I'm really depressed,
I watch it and it never fails to lift
my spirits]
steve simels




I love that film.

I know every fucking line of dialogue.


GravatarEli, so you want to be an *obscure* photographer?
fourlegsgood - 10:08 pm


the problem w/camera oscura is you never know what image is captured in the retina...


GravatarWas that you that just jumped the naked fugitive? Yowza!
Eli | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:08 pm | #


Oh, right. I forgot there's a movie on. I thought it was a reference to seeing me in New York. You multi-taskers. I can't even go get a beverage 'cause I'm afraid I'll miss something.


GravatarBut anti-establishment? Anti-
capitalist?


You're right. Sometimes a good cigar is merely a smoke. Plus, wantin' the coin was not uncommon in postwar Liverpool. It's just the contempt Lennon drips with in that cut that gets my attention.


GravatarI'm kinda used to toiling in obscurity by now, anyway...


Me too.


I'm pretty sure I suck.


GravatarA parting shot. Goodnight.


Gravatarwait. the wife just had sex with the escapee?

man, i can't keep up.

and now the rottweiler is eating another dog?

I'm outta here.


GravatarI love scented candles, just because I like fragrance, but these so=called air fresheners are really just perfume.


GravatarThe secret of rock 'n roll by Ian Hunter:

...the main thing is to surround as many ballads as possible with enough faster songs so that everyone doesn't die of boredom.


GravatarI find this movie off-putting.


.


Gravatari already admitted it was my fantasy. but you have talent. did i mention i hate your sister.

feels weird know'n you have it, but you don't. that's all.

this is where i come to type out my frustations and anxieties for all the world to see.


Well, thanks... I think.

I try *not* to type out my frustrations & anxieties, but sometimes I slip...


GravatarScentstories still wins for most ridiculous product ever marketed.


No doubt.


GravatarTrust me: Ain't no one gonna get it.


.
spork_incident | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:04 pm | #


Okay, spill!!!!!


GravatarI'm pretty sure I suck.
fourlegsgood

For what its I don't think so


GravatarMott the Hoople: BRAIN CAPERS.

Oh hell, all their early albums.


Well, I was thinking just of Ian's solo work.

Mott? Christ, gotta week?

Off the bat, though, I've always had a perverse fondness for both "Honaloochie Boogie" and "Roll Away the Stone".


GravatarFor what its Worth....


GravatarOkay, spill!!!!!

The 1980's cult comic book The Flaming Carrot.


.


GravatarThe 1980's cult comic book The Flaming Carrot.

Hey, I have a TPB of that...


GravatarOkay, who's getting eaten?

the slutty woman?


Gravatary'know what?

this movie is absolute shite.


GravatarThe number of air freshening products on the market.

I have the best one ever. At Drinking Liberally the other night, one of our peeps gave me, I shit you not, a "George Bush's Dumbass Head On A String" car freshener. Hoo, boy.


GravatarThe secret of rock 'n roll by Ian Hunter:

...the main thing is to surround as many ballads as possible with enough faster songs
so that everyone doesn't die of boredom.
dave©™ | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:12 pm | #


That's gorgeous.

But I'll tell you my fave
definition of rock:

Attributed to that sage Anon.


"Rock is about moving large black
boxes in the trunk of your car back
and forth across town."

"


GravatarFor what its I don't think so


Thanks.


GravatarIs it wrong that I only watch the Olympic events that I know the USA will get their butts kicked in?


Gravatarthis movie is absolute shite.

Yah. I'm thinking of bailing out.


.


Gravatar"Rock is about moving large black
boxes in the trunk of your car back
and forth across town."


Sums it up for me.


GravatarMexico in the future isn't very futuristic.


GravatarMexico in the future isn't very futuristic.

Robot dogs, dude.


GravatarI just watched "MIrror Mask"

I liked it


Gravatarasianjokes seems to be all written by ricers a generation or four younger than us:

an asian girl is really asian...
# if her natural hair color is nothing but a faint memory in the past


GravatarI slept like crap last night, so I think I'm going to call it an evening.

Bon soir, my lovelies.


GravatarI have the best one ever. At Drinking Liberally the other night, one of our peeps gave me, I shit you not, a "George Bush's Dumbass Head On A String" car freshener. Hoo, boy.
bigvic


Not to be confused with "Dope On A Rope."


Gravatar'night, tigre.


.


GravatarEvening all.

I'm drinking elitist merlot and thought I'd stop in and share it with you guys.

Anyone interested?


GravatarWell, thanks... I think.

I try *not* to type out my frustrations & anxieties, but sometimes I slip...
Eli


Much to our chagrin the next day. Heh.


GravatarI'm drinking elitist merlot and thought I'd stop in and share it with you guys.


Sure. Want some plushy to go with that?


GravatarFor your Saturday evening entertainment: the innocent shall suffer, big time.


GravatarAnyone interested?
flory


I'll have a glass to maybe warm up a bit. It's freaking freezing here.


GravatarI love that film.

I know every fucking line of dialogue.
Terry C, Coldplayer | 02.18.06 - 10:11 pm | #


Isn't that where he tells her that he's going to the Russian front and she says 'good luck. And dress warmly'?


GravatarThe 1980's cult comic book The Flaming Carrot.


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spork_incident | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:14 pm | #


Oh god, that was great.

Total zen surrealism or something
like it. Crossed with a weird
kind of Americana....

Just brilliant.


Gravatarwe're looking for a boners or superdickery type of humor site, especially for truly found humor (we never like the posed pictures at boners, they're stupid).

Kind of OT, but did I recommend Mark Newgarden to you two? He has an anthology out - finally - called "We All Die Alone," which in addition to classic strips like "Toilet Paper Wrappers of NYC," has an appendix compiling things that inspired him...including some absolutely deranged humor theorists. Up your alley, I suspect.


Gravatar> 1000 words
http://www.unembedded.net/main.php
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GravatarSuprise! Suprise! Suprise!

To: National Desk

Contact: White House Press Office, 202-456-2580

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18 /U.S. Newswire/ -- Following is the text of President Bush's radio address to the nation today:

This morning, I want to speak to you about one part of this initiative: our plans to expand the use of safe and clean nuclear power. Nuclear power generates large amounts of low-cost electricity without emitting air pollution or greenhouse gases. Yet nuclear power now produces only about 20 percent of America's electricity. It has the potential to play an even greater role. For example, over the past three decades, France has built 58 nuclear power plants and now gets more than 78 percent of its electricity from nuclear power. Yet here in America, we have not ordered a new nuclear power plant since the 1970s. So last summer I signed energy legislation that offered incentives to encourage the building of new nuclear plants in America. Our goal is to start the construction of new nuclear power plants by the end of this decade

http://releases.usnewswire.com/G...se.asp? id=61182


Gravatargonna retire and scopeout some tube...

bbl, likely...

if not..cheery-oh...
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GravatarTerry,

Not even close! Dumbass Head On A String rules!

Hey Flory!


GravatarTotal zen surrealism or something
like it. Crossed with a weird
kind of Americana....

Just brilliant.

steve simels


The artist turned out to be a Republican douchebag, unfortunately.

I always though it would've been nice to see the Carrot go up against Reid Fleming, World's Toughest Milkman.


GravatarTotal zen surrealism or something
like it. Crossed with a weird
kind of Americana....

Just brilliant.

steve simels


The artist turned out to be a Republican douchebag, unfortunately.

I always though it would've been nice to see the Carrot go up against Reid Fleming, World's Toughest Milkman.


GravatarYet here in America, we have not ordered a new nuclear power plant since the 1970s. So last summer I signed energy legislation that offered incentives to encourage the building of new nuclear plants in America. Our goal is to start the construction of new nuclear power plants by the end of this decade

Switchgrass, shmitchgrass...


GravatarPaul Naschy is in ROTTWEILER?

Were-ROTTWEILER?


GravatarYeah, next they'll reveal their plans for dealing with the nuclear waste....which will most likely be "store it in the former city of New Orleans, since we don't intend to fix it anyway."


GravatarSorry had to go to the bathroom and was humming that damn "Horse with no Name" on the way.....Aaaarg I hate that song.

scout prime:

that song is now in my haid.

that's not a nice thing to do to your friends......


GravatarIsn't that where he tells her that he's going to the Russian front and she says
'good luck. And dress warmly'?
Buckeye, Dealer of Rare Coins | 02.18.06 - 10:21 pm | #


"My mom, folks."


GravatarMother: He'll go and he'll fight, and I hope they will put him in the front lines.

Boris: Thanks a lot, Mom. My mother, folks.



GravatarSwitchgrass, shmitchgrass...
Eli | Homepage | 02.18.06 - 10:23 pm | #

nuclear powered switchgrass?


GravatarOur goal is to start the construction of new nuclear power plants by the end of this decade

And since the principals of Three Mile Island are either out of the game now or dead, their expertise in the pitfalls to avoid will be thankfully brushed aside.


GravatarOKAY STEVE -

That's just weird.


Gravatarnuclear powered switchgrass?

Enriched switchgrassonium.