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I loved it when I was a kid. RIP, funny lady.

So cute!! I bet if the jerks who dumped him could see him now, all cleaned up, they'd want him back. He's so cute and the name just adds to the cutenes. I want a Noodle of my own now!

Speak for yourself, dude. The schlong guy is kinda cute and who doesn't love a puppet Dracula rock opera?!

Cute and funny. I laughed a lot. And it has male frontal nudity! W00t!

Dig those, Stooka. Some seriously tight pants there.

My three year old and I were in the truck and I had Portishead on. She said, "Mom, I don't really like scary music, but this okay."

Mowing the lawn. Hiking. Cold sandwiches and potato salad. Ogling attractive legs in shorts (male and female.) Sunshine on my shoulders.

:birthday I think my neighborhood is already celebrating this glorious day of your birth, some kind of party is gong on out there.

Happy birthday, America! (Apologies in advance if I drink too much and feel you up too often on your birthday, it's just that you're such a sexy country.)

The restore option has been there for me. I had to use it when ff kept crashing the other day.

Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. Kotche!

When I would watch it as a kid, I'd lean my head against the tv screen and try to look down his shorts to see what was going on during the leeches scene.

Reading this from Kevin Smith has upped my excitment for Dark Knight (and that's saying something because I'm pretty excited about it.)

Anybody else seen this Easter Egg? -- type about:robots and see where it takes you. It's cute. My ff actually crashed once today and I didn't really think anything of it until I saw this thread. If it does it again, I might have to decide I have issues with 3 and come back here to complain. I dig the awesome bar and you can tag your bookmarks!

"Damn It, Janet"

I think it worked for me because I'm so mushy and sentimental!

Note, don't read my posts in this thread if you haven't seen the movie yet and don't want to risk any "spoiling." I think the movie would definitely have been less enjoyable if EVE and WALL-E spoke with distinctly human voices (performed by some major Hollywood stars, probably). I like that we see their love story develop the way we do, with the hand holding and everything. It ties in with what we see with the humans who seem rather surprised at the long-forgotten sensation of physical human contact (again with something as subtle as touching hands holding a great deal of impact.) I see it as

Finally caught the flick today. I liked it very much even though it made me teary-eyed a few times! (so did "Happy Feet" ) I'd say it's definitely a "message film" but the message is a good one, so that's a-okay by me! There were a lot of kids asking their parents and grandparents good questions during the movie, lots of good "why is...why are...how come...?" questions that could really fuel a good conversation if their parents choose to sit down and talk to them after the movie about the relationships we make with our natural environment and each other and the influence consumerism or techn

How did I miss this thread? I haven't read through it yet, but for obvious reasons I like Townes Van Zandt's "Loretta" and Pavement's "Loretta's Scars."

I never get tired of this. (I posted it on my new blog that I can't link to here. )

13th Floor Elevators "22 Going on 23"

It helps to listen to it drunk, or to be a silly chick who likes to dance silly, or to be a silly chick who likes to dance silly while drunk.

It's one in the morning, but I...must...dance!!!

And make sure they know you do! It took 20+ years for me to realize my dad actually loves me. He's not the type to say it or show it with hugs and such. I smother my kid with affection to be damn sure she knows that I think she's the bee's mo-fo'ing knees.