Analogman

I saw that this morning.

Carolina Rain is one of my favorite Ryan songs.

Clinton joins Obama at Central Florida rally

Oh - you have to see that.

I think I recall that movie - and also, the school where I went having some sort of gathering to discuss the dangers of playing those type of games.

I know a guy who ordered some out of print cds he found listed on that site - they turned out to be cdr copies. Is that normal?

Is that the one with Tom Hanks?

I'm sure I have posted this too many times around here, but, I am also still looking for the Batman and Robin Go to The Planet of The Apes comic book I use to have.

I probably saw Mother's Day on Cienemax. The comic I am now trying to remember, featured a character that could turn rocks into precious stones, and I think he could also turn himself into a car - or something like that. I think he could do some sort of projection - which is what made me think of it.

I have never dealt with cdbaby - but I need to get this: Cary Hudson - Bittersweet Blues

That's what I figured. I have never heard of a place getting busted for playing cds, but I know a place that got busted for not paying, and having people playing music in their restaurant.

That's a good idea. That makes me think of a comic book from the early 70s, that I can't think of the name of. Doh!

Don't they have someone go around and check these things? Such as - if someone has a license on the jukebox, or whatever it is. I wonder if this applies to someone listening to music in the backroom, as well as, music being played for the benefit of customers.

If I ever think of more of it, I can do a plot search at IMDB. I found a cartoon movie from back in the day like that once. It took a lot of digging though.

Bender's Game Nov. 4th, 2008

No, just another one I thought of - while trying to think about the one I can't think of.

Mother's Day (1980)

I am thinking it was set in the modern day - but that part was some sort of flashback. They were white. The man had those round spectacles on and was wearing a suit. It may have been a 1920s flashback. They were standing by a car - I think.

The A-Team is on The Retro Channel every night at 8 pm.

I was never much of a scary movie fan - but there are a some that I will watch if they are on TV or if I catch them online. There is one I often try to figure out what the title is - I only have a brief flash of it in my head. I probably saw it on Cinemax back in the day. The only part I can recall is a man and a woman standing outside of a house in some sort of 1940s type scenario.

Ryan interns at BlackBook

I meant the film - part of stage props consisted of big amps with big mics in front of them.