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the Bruins are doing alright too.

it's nowhere near as funny as Gilbert.

It's started LA Times article This article details how shows and line-ups will be affected. Basically for primetime shows currently on like sitcoms are OK at the moment until about mid-season, January or February. This can be milked with re-runs and what not. Shows that start mid-season like Lost and 24 only have a handful of episodes done. the last time the WGA was on strike in 1988, it lasted for almost 6 months.

holy shit! Ornette! I gotta listen to this one. thanks.

Kristen McNemany. she's a fashion model, or at least she was in the 80s and 90s. Nels has stated that he would like to be her.

what?

Torchwood - "They Keep Killing Suzie" and "Random Shoes", is up next. I love this show.

3 more songs: 1. Your Eyes 2. Wasted (the standout track) 3. Real Or Imaginary

circa 1971

it's good stuff. did you also get the bonus disc?

I was surprised to find out that they're owned by CBS.

http://www.tubewad.com/-i-dog-the-bounty-h...urs-2201-p.html the show should've never existed in the first place.

finally got whats coming to them.... http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/10/31/funer...s.ap/index.html

Sirius.

you need to get a subscription to Sirius

I'm waiting for them to go this route.

what BT Tracker?

an incredible version of, "Everybody Knows"

he had an awesome cameo in Jeff Garlin's film, "Somone to Eat Cheese With"

damn, this isn't airing in Chicago, til next week.

any of the Minus 5 shows.

I picked it up earlier this week. I'm not far along yet, but I'm loving it.

good for her

01/20/2009

Tex Avery, Friz Freleng, Bob Clampett, and Chuck Jones were all amazing. The "politcial incorectness", was big a part of making those old time cartoons so hilarious. It's a travesty that they aren't on mainstream television anymore. EDIT: Comcast needs to carry Boomerang.