Sir Stewart

Part 2 is the best of all.

There are many more details to discuss - I'll call when I get on the train.

Part VIII Part VI is Jason's triumphant return after sepnding Part V dead. Part VII has a hot, naive distant relative of Jason's who can communicate with him telepathically but she's good!

I would have killed someone if they jammed my call earlier today when I was discussing with an associate whether F13th Part VI was better than Part VII.

"a tide that raises all ships"

Funny, the commentators were remarking how crowd noise usually becomes less of a factor as the game wears on, but that it wasn't dying down yesterday.

Cabbies talk to people from home, I assume. Whenever I'm in a cab, I feel like the cellphone is one of the greatest inventions ever.

Re: Baggage - seriously, how did they make something so obvious and set up for ridicule work? One of the few movies I can remember ever seeing where I felt afterward that the characters were doing better at the end.

Finally saw this - instantly one of my favorite Wes Anderson flicks. I loved it all. Sweet Lime. Peacock feathers. Mom. The wounds on Francis' head. The flashback sequence. Dad's stuff. Man. What a piece of work! I think one of the things that I really enjoyed was that it didn't look art-directed to death (even if it might have been).

As alluded to in my previous post, this is some of the stupidest shit I've ever heard of.

Let it go, people. The future's here.

Fuck this shit - people get that annoyed by others on the phone in public at this point? What is this, 1999? The title of that article is horrible, btw. "Devices Enforce Silence Of Cellphones"? How the hell did that get through?

Maybe polo is the sport for you.

Yeah, that was brilliant. Kyjygyfyf - sorry I got nuthin.

Why aren't kids dressed like this everyday?

Man, if you only had said "Franky D" I'd be totally down.

What happened to Woody Guthrie Bob?

These nothings showed up at graduation last year at the high school where my wife teaches. They got clearance through town hall and everything. The kids were great, she said, just staring them down, not taking the bait.

Yeah, well put.

I love Sebastian Bach's story about going to his record label and seeing the cover for Nevermind displayed prominently behind the front desk.

You're unclear in your ranting.

I don't think W is bad about not being honest at all.

I hope so. Holy Lord I will stay far away.

Huh, is it one big lefty lecture? Anyway, I'm going to see American Gangster this weekend, no doubt.

I remember being highly entertained by Letterman during the last writers' strike.