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The hookers.

Well, the morals of prostitution can be debated back and forth (I am against it because I am against people being exploited) but it is safe to say that Spitzer has forfeited the moral high ground.

Fox is now saying he will be indicted and will resign.

After listening to the album, I conclude that these dudes might be good after practicing some more. Like, say, about three or four years. At this point, they sound like enthusiastic amateurs, kinda like The Strokes did back in 2001.

It has now become clear that he was caught in a Fed wiretap arranging for the hooking. D'oh! No indication that he's going to resign as of yet.

He REALLY should have stayed attorney general. He was doing a lot of good. Now, he's fucked.

I always wondered why I was attracted to girls who turned out to be attracted to other girls. Looks like he's got a bit of 'Nam-era angst. I wonder if this is where Flav got the idea for the big clocks? "The head sculpt on this figure is probably not as accurate as Mego could have been, with regard to the actor's likeness, but it is still a charming visage nonetheless. The head probably bears a closer resemblance to its animated counterpart rather than its real-life model. All this aside, though, the face sculpt does an admirable job of reflecting the inquisitive and emotionless qu

Old, and good. I tend to draw the line at 1970 or so, but I am old too.

Yep. Turner Classics had them on a few years back. I recall it having an almost other-worldly character to it.

Ever see that Three Films about Lenin thing? That is awesome. Alexander Nevsky is coming up soon for me.

1. I have in fact picked my feet in Poughkeepsie, thankyouverymuch. 2. Citizen Kane The Big Sleep Double Indemnity The Story of G.I. Joe The other Mitchum movie that Vincent Price was in The Maltese Falcon Forbidden Planet

I think in mine it may be a 1908 nickel or a book - a translation of the Iliad by Alexander Pope which certainly looks late 19th-early 20th century, but has no date.

Same production company that faked the moon landings.

I bought a Swiffer today!

I don't know if there's any song on Earth that describes my inner life better than "Trouble Man." The live "Distant Lover" is killer as well. Nobody ever did it better than Marvin Gaye.

I might have gone with Frank, as in, "Shut up! It's Daddy, you shithead! Where's my bourbon? Can't you fucking remember anything?"

OK. Jeff is not the essayist that Orwell was, but must he be? Is it not enough that he leads the best band in America? Fuck, you dudes are hard to please.

1. NAFTA is a complicated issue. I think it has been good for some, not so good for others. In theory, it should be good for everyone, as it would tend to lower the price of goods and services. I will say that anyone in the U.S. who thinks they are going to make a living doing a manufacturing gig is probably wrong. 2. Being for or against the Iraq war tends to point toward judgment skills. I would give a slight edge to Barack in this case, but his talk about how we should set a firm deadline for withdrawal so as to compel Iraq to get its shit together does not give me the happy feeling. I fea

"David and Eliath."

He did a nice job on that. Glad he's doing better.

It was a nickname bestowed upon me by a friend when we were out drinking Hyde Park brand gin in the woods circa 1982.

Never seen Network? You should.