The J-Walk Blog: Recent Comments

By Toad on 14-Mar-2010 @06:39 am in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

I will continue to argue with you, Curtis. I consider The Outlaw Josie Wales to be one of Eastwood's better-known Westerns. At least, it is in my crowd.

I agree with you that his earlier movies have been somewhat overshadowed since the rising of the cult of Eastwood the Director. Still, it does not seem to me to be a "not obvious" choice if the category is Westerns.

Certainly, Bird would be "not obvious" in the category of Westerns. Or maybe it would, since there's now a blog named If Charlie Parker Was a Gunslinger, There'd Be a Whole Lot of Dead Copycats.
By Dr. Spammy on 14-Mar-2010 @05:47 am in No Doggie Bags:

I say they should call PETA. Obviously the restaurant wants the patron's dog to starve to death.
By Dr. Spammy on 14-Mar-2010 @05:41 am in Weekend Open Mic:

The State of Florida is currently considering passing a law that would give priority to people who are on an organ donor waiting list if they are already on the list of organ donors.

Does this sound fair?

A Jewish sect is calling discrimination as their religious beliefs prohibit them from donating organs. Their religious beliefs do NOT prohibit them from receiving an organ donation. They have announced that they would file a discrimination suit against the State of Florida if they pass this law.

Is this fair?
By Gary on 14-Mar-2010 @05:31 am in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

I would have left off six as obviously great. One of them being one of my two picks on the list, Red River, a classic with John Wayne and Montgomery Cliff. Here's Roger Ebert's review of my other pick, The Proposition.

http://rogerebert.suntimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060518/REVIEWS/60509003/1023
By Snag on 14-Mar-2010 @05:21 am in Weekend Open Mic:

Some pretty metallic colors in a bird's wing, this afternoon. Without the sun at the right angle it is quite dowdy.
By Snag on 14-Mar-2010 @04:51 am in Weekend Open Mic:

Old-time musical laugh of the week .... as one commenter said ... A Jeff Foxworthy special - "If your band's percussion section is a tractor, you might be a redneck!"

Really, really worth watching ! IMHO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a1ThSi1wbqU
By Snag on 14-Mar-2010 @04:19 am in Weekend Open Mic:

Shel-tone #75 .. the eye thing sounds painful .. is it the result of an injury, an allergy, or some kind of opportunistic infection ? You'll need it sorted by the time your gig comes around or you'll have to do a Roy Orbison impression (grin).
By Snag on 14-Mar-2010 @04:11 am in Weekend Open Mic:

Via Gl!tch .. an interesting site, making a point about Monarchies V/S Presidencies, using historic photograps from Britain and the US .. well worth a look.

The content is self-explanatory although all text is in German (I'm not going there, today, Daniel (grin)).
http://hodenmumps.to/queen-vs-president
By Schmittenhammer on 14-Mar-2010 @03:54 am in DST In Arizona:

Wendy!,
Thanks, but now I can't wait for mole day......
By Phillip on 14-Mar-2010 @03:32 am in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

I like westerns but haven't watched many of them, Sergio Leone's of course and some other classics. There's about a dozen movies on the list I don't consider obscure. These ones fit the bill though. I'll have to look them up. Thanks.

Sabata, The Ballad of Cable Hogue, They Call Me Trinity, The Stalking Moon, The Professionals, The Long Riders, Cat Ballou, The Frisco Kid, Lonely Are The Brave, Ride the High Country, Shalako, Last Man Standing, Come Back to the Five and Dime Jimmy Dean, Rancho Deluxe, The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean, Hearts of the West, Will Penny, The Girl From San Lorenzo, Two Gun Caballero, Tampopo, The Ropin' Fool, The Five Man Army, Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia, The Hired Hand, Zachariah.

I have "Tampopo" because Mean Jean recommended it to me. I'll have to watch it soon.
By Evil Klown on 14-Mar-2010 @02:44 am in No Doggie Bags:

You and Marie Antoinette.

On the contrary. She (and her hubby) were ALL ABOUT forced sharing ... for OTHER people.
By Word Pecker on 14-Mar-2010 @02:40 am in This Is Not Me:

"Oh, Dad ..... let me ask ya ..... some business trip umpteen years ago ..... you stopped at Portland ? ..... Oregon ? Was there anything else to distract you that evening, besides the rain ; Did you call home overnight ? ......"

"Did you not go back to Portland often for several years ?"

"What was it to draw you there ?"

"Had you deposited more than USD's in Portland ?"
By silver on 14-Mar-2010 @02:12 am in RAS Syndrome?:

In pre-internet days, we did social networking on the CB band.
By Wendy! on 14-Mar-2010 @12:19 am in DST In Arizona:

Happy Pi-Day Everybody!
By Redwood on 13-Mar-2010 @11:50 pm in Lexical Ambiguity:

Department of Redundancy Department
By Curtis on 13-Mar-2010 @11:28 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Great happenstance, Bis. It's exactly the sort of thing I hoped might happen with the "Not Obvious" concept.

Guilt pangs I have for cutting it from the herd.

It does pay to listen to Candidus, in all his exasperating glory.
By Doug on 13-Mar-2010 @11:18 pm in Utah Stunned:

I wonder if the $150,000 was to keep it out the public eye or to keep his wife in the dark.

Garn was already married to current wife Tanya at the time of the incident and Maher was an employee of his company. - wikipedia
By Spokane Mary on 13-Mar-2010 @11:07 pm in DST In Arizona:

People wake up to a beeping smoke alarm, pull the battery out and throw it away, and go back to bed. The next day they go on to work and forget all about the smoke alarm battery. Most of the time it's no big deal because the smoke alarm is never needed, but when you hear about a house that burned and the smoke alarm wasn't working, that's usually the reason. Because smoke alarms that DO work save so many lives, and because people are busy and get distracted, someone had the brilliant idea that everyone should simply change their alarm batteries twice a year when DST is changed. Yes, it probably does cause some waste, but not always; around here, I save the battery I take out of the alarm to use with other things - things that aren't likely to make a difference between life and death.
By Bisbonian on 13-Mar-2010 @10:28 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

White Sun of the Desert didn't make the cut?

Agreed, it should have. Thank you for pointing us toward it, Candidus...I watched it that day in segments, on YouTube. I had never heard of it before.

And then something really bizarre happened the next day. Taylor and I went to the conclusion of the San Jose Film Festival, and watched three incredible movies. One of them was about an art collector who gathered up "forbidden" art in the post-Stalin Soviet Union, and established a museum in what is now western Kazakhstan. And there was a clip from your film as part of the movie! The movie we were watching was talking about the local traditional dress, and they used the clip where several women pull their skirts up over their heads to keep the main character from seeing their faces.

Also, the art collector was officially working on an archaeological dig at a site that was used in the movie...a sort of sandstone fort looking place. Incredible coincidence.
By John on 13-Mar-2010 @09:47 pm in Defending Self At Starbucks Is OK:

I think you have more chance of dying from Starbuck's coffee that being shot in their store
By Doug on 13-Mar-2010 @09:35 pm in Dead Body Towed Away:

"Home for Funerals"
Classy.
By zep on 13-Mar-2010 @09:17 pm in DST In Arizona:

don't understand replacing batteries in smoke alarms when the clocks are changed. our smoke alarm starts beeping every minute or two when the battery is low. seems like a ploy by the battery makers. does this not happen with all smoke alarms? seems like maybe a ploy by the battery makers to sell more batteries.
By Candidus on 13-Mar-2010 @09:08 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Another recommendation, one that I'd intended to make the first time around but forgot to, is Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid. It's best watched piss drunk, as Peckinpah no doubt had made it, and features a shockingly powerful death scene from an unlikely actor.
By banjo brad on 13-Mar-2010 @08:46 pm in DST In Arizona:

People in the blue parts are in California and Nevada. They're busy changing their clocks forward.

The three "smart" clocks I have (computer and two Atomic clocks), all have had the switch set not to use DST.

All I have to do is remember to replace the batteries in the 5 smoke detectors tomorrow.
By Curtis on 13-Mar-2010 @08:43 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Sorry, Candidus, you're right, it should have made the cut, especially considering that Tampopo did (as it should have).
By Curtis on 13-Mar-2010 @08:38 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

I would argue with you on The Outlaw Josey Wales, Toad, simply because with all the reverent talk about Eastwood: The Director that circulates in the last ten years, that is a film (one his best, IMNHO) that rarely gets mentioned. Another one is Bird, just an amazing film.
By Curtis on 13-Mar-2010 @08:32 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

In that caes, the Magnificent 7 shouldn't be on the list.

I agree, JW, but I figured in editing this list I should err on the side of what commenters submitted rather than my point of view - that's why I'm trying to be clear as possible about what the parameters of this concept are. I realized when compiling this list that one person's familiar is another person's obscure. I did edit some titles out (Butch Cassidy for example), as being as obvious as all get out - a great Western no doubt, but not "not obvious" by anyone's standards.

There are five movies I would have left off this list as being obviously great (or at least worthwhile) Westerns by general consensus.
By Toad on 13-Mar-2010 @08:26 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Yeah, The Magnificent 7 should definitely be tossed off the list for being obvious. Same with The Outlaw Josie Wales. I'm not criticizing them (I liked them both), but they definitely aren't sleepers. There are several others I'd toss off the list, but I haven't been given that power.

Yet.
By Chris J. on 13-Mar-2010 @08:20 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

Shel-tone
I think I sprained, jammed my thumb. How?... well, I was up night skiing last wed having a fantastic night. I thought the season was over and then a cold front came through with fresh snow. I skied for 3-4 hours and decided it was time for one more run and the head for home. This resort has a designated section for people who want to do stunts... ride rails, flips and jumps etc. In order to access this section you have to take a training course at least once for the season... Ha! training is for sissies... I'm a big boy and know how to conduct myself. So it was late enough that the person guarding the entrance was gone and I snuck through. Well, needless to say, I didn't fully commit the the last, biggest jump and I crashed. My ski stayed at the top of the jump, the rest of me slid down the face. All in all, could have been worse. Went up yesterday and everything is in working order.
By Candidus on 13-Mar-2010 @08:20 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

White Sun of the Desert didn't make the cut?

Alright, how about Shenandoah? It's not strictly a western, but popularly gets stuffed into that pigeonhole.
By John Wilson on 13-Mar-2010 @08:05 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Okay Curtis,

I guess I missed the point.

In that caes, the Magnificent 7 shouldn't be on the list.

Any movie that stars Charles Bronson, Yul Brenner, Eli Wallach, Steve McQueen & James Coburn has to be good.
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @07:55 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

Chris J. What happened to your hand? How did you do that exactly?
By Curtis on 13-Mar-2010 @07:49 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Remember "Not Obvious." The Good, the Bad and the Ugly is OBVIOUSLY the good stuff. We're talking sleepers here.
By Don Coyote on 13-Mar-2010 @07:48 pm in RAS Syndrome?:

Merriam Webster's Word of the Day: acronym.

http://www.drhinternet.net/mw/display.php?M=643270&C=1d0374b606576146f1d0cae445cdbefc&L=6&N=1902
By DonL on 13-Mar-2010 @07:46 pm in Lucozade:

The comments at the bottom of the link are great!
By meg_mac on 13-Mar-2010 @07:45 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

12S.... Best wishes and speedy comeback for your wife.
By wally the duck on 13-Mar-2010 @07:43 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Winter's a long time going?

Stays long this high.

March is a green,
muddy month down below.
Some folks like it.
Movie list compilers mostly.
By John Wilson on 13-Mar-2010 @07:43 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

The Magnificent 7 was a great movie. Saw it a few times and loved it (even though I'm not a "westerns" fan).
Missing from the list (the only western that I like better than the Magnificent 7)???
The Good, The Bad & the Ugly
A Clint Eastwood, Eli Wallach, Lee Van Cleef classic.
By Dog on 13-Mar-2010 @07:42 pm in Dead Body Towed Away:
By meg_mac on 13-Mar-2010 @07:35 pm in Stacked Books:

Girl's Gone Stacked.
Let's all say what we are thinking... The 2 is messed up.
By Dog on 13-Mar-2010 @07:10 pm in Stacked Books:

Then you've got your stacked chicks.
By LandStander on 13-Mar-2010 @07:07 pm in DST In Arizona:

@banjo brad
I've only been part of the so-called 9-5 crown for a handful of years. I assumed "9-5" was what people did when paid lunches were more common, before my time. I've done 8-5 and now 8:30-5:30, though a lot of my office does 9-6.
By lobstah on 13-Mar-2010 @06:54 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

I am just about to finish making my first ever batch of maple syrup. I started the 10 gallon sap reduction at 10 AM, by 10PM, I should have close to a quart. Add in all the labor, tubing, spouts,& propane, and I figure that the quart will cost me about $35! It is very tasty though.
By NoAlias on 13-Mar-2010 @06:37 pm in DST In Arizona:

The 'smart clocks' are a pain in the caboose for everyone now. I will set my bedroom alarm clock ahead tonight. Then, at the end of the month, it will automatically set itself ahead an hour (when DST used to start) and I will have to set it back. In the fall, I get to do the same thing except backwards.
By concertinist on 13-Mar-2010 @06:28 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

In my mind, I like Westerns, but really, the only 3 movies on the list I've seen (about 1/3) that I'd watch again are Barbarosa, The Stalking Moon, and The Three Burials of Melquiades Estrada. There's some others I'll look for on the Western-themed Saturday mornings on AMC, though.
By J-Walk on 13-Mar-2010 @06:26 pm in Quote Of The Day:

Ken Ham is also a coward. Notice that his blog doesn't allow comments?

And notice how he never links to the blogs that he criticizes?
By Barbwire on 13-Mar-2010 @06:22 pm in Pope Under Fire:

Isn't the cover-up of the child abuse basically bearing flase witness? And isn't that some kind of religious er, what's the word? Commandment?
By banjo brad on 13-Mar-2010 @06:21 pm in DST In Arizona:

I'd like to know more about all these "9-5 workers."

My whole working life, the "standard" work hours were 8 to 5, with an hour lunch period. Of course, most of the time, I worked 7AM - 3:30PM (half-hour lunch), or 4PM - 12:30AM or 12:00AM to 7:30AM or, the best work schedule I ever had was 6:30AM to 5PM, Wednesday through Wednesday.

Many's the time I left home before Sunup and got back after Sundown.
By Inti on 13-Mar-2010 @06:11 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Hm, you forgot El Topo. I know, I myself forgot to cite it under the Western genre.
By Inti on 13-Mar-2010 @06:05 pm in Look At This:

This is the first time I'm actually concerned that a picture could short-circuit my brain.
By Curtis on 13-Mar-2010 @06:02 pm in Not Obvious Movies: Westerns:

Yep, I'm Trinity 'n Don't Ferget It
By Dar on 13-Mar-2010 @05:55 pm in DST In Arizona:

What are the people in the "blue" parts doing?

I'm with you LandStander, leave it daylight saving, double it, but definitely don't go "back to standard".
By csi on 13-Mar-2010 @05:32 pm in Lexical Ambiguity:

DITTO FOR THE DOLTS WHO USE CAPS.
By Dar on 13-Mar-2010 @05:28 pm in Dead Body Towed Away:

I guess he (the body) might have went to hell and back again.
By wally the duck on 13-Mar-2010 @05:23 pm in DST In Arizona:

Does Dawn Boy know about this?
By Halford on 13-Mar-2010 @05:19 pm in Dead Body Towed Away:

So, the cops got stiffed.
By boswell on 13-Mar-2010 @05:15 pm in Lexical Ambiguity:

. . .readers depend on punctuation to give sentences meaning, especially in the context of scanning across lines of text.

I wish those idiots who keyboard solely in lower case would take note of that.
By wally the duck on 13-Mar-2010 @05:09 pm in No Doggie Bags:

If I had to do that over again, I'd spell it Marie Antoinette.
By wally the duck on 13-Mar-2010 @05:08 pm in Check Out Paris:

I think I see Lars Thorwald; I suspect he murdered his wife.
By wally the duck on 13-Mar-2010 @05:04 pm in Lexical Ambiguity:

Placi Dodo Mingo
By wally the duck on 13-Mar-2010 @05:03 pm in Stacked Books:

You could; Curty is making a point.
By wally the duck on 13-Mar-2010 @05:01 pm in No Doggie Bags:

You and Marie Antionette.
By LandStander on 13-Mar-2010 @04:54 pm in DST In Arizona:

What we need is year-round double daylight saving time. Moving the clocks forward two hours PERMANENTLY would save energy, reduce crime and give us all a lot more pleasant sunlight after work and in the evenings - even in the Winter!

Seriously, what kind of government mandates that during the winter, all 9-5 workers don't get off until it is dark outside? And then they give us extra sunlight AFTER the winter, when we need it least? It is already light now when I get off work without DST - so why didn't we have DST 2 months ago when it actually would have allowed the working massed to go run errands, picks up the kids, and so on with some sunlight?

Will someone please get outraged with me?
By Dave (TDC) on 13-Mar-2010 @04:44 pm in RAS Syndrome?:

All acronyms are abbreviations, but all abbreviations are not acronyms.
It should be "Redundant Abbreviation Syndrome"
By Daniel FR, Germany on 13-Mar-2010 @04:38 pm in Best Miracle Ever:

Who is that?
By Tom Woad on 13-Mar-2010 @04:29 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

I sure hope the rapture comes soon:
Alvin and the Chipmunks 3D to Be Released in 2011
By Dean Booth on 13-Mar-2010 @03:50 pm in Another Way To Make Sluggo's Hat Fly Off:

Nancy takes advantage of an age-old law of the cartoon universe. See, for example, Dumb Patrol, 1931 (those are bullets being returned to an attacking plane):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oe1cYboU6i4

(Great cartoon, btw.)
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @03:40 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

My left eye is bad. I've been having to take steroidal eye drops to make it better, but it's not getting better and they are making me... crazier. I'm supposed to be on the drops for 3 more weeks, I don't think I'm going to make it.

On a lighter note, my band is playing a showcase at Rockfest on wednesday next week. We are on standby for SXSW, but I don't think they are going to call, so it's Rockfest for us.
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @03:37 pm in Lucozade:

Poor John has to spend his days working at the segragation signs plant and then he comes home to his Wife serving cold meals. How does she sleep at night?!
By terri on 13-Mar-2010 @03:27 pm in Firefox 3.6 Annoyance:

Wombat: Yes, it does. Even Adblock.
By Wotlja on 13-Mar-2010 @03:24 pm in Pope Under Fire:

Why anyone is still a Catholic after all is is beyond me.

All this does is get out the open what we all know already: It goes right to the top, and always has.
By Candidus on 13-Mar-2010 @03:15 pm in Pope Under Fire:

What, no love for the concept of professional courtesy?
By LJW on 13-Mar-2010 @03:00 pm in No Doggie Bags:

I have not eaten there (because it has such poor service reviews) but I have heard Serendipity in NYC does not allow doggie bags because they say "it comprimises the integrity of the meal." and they find that unacceptable.
By LJW on 13-Mar-2010 @02:55 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

Just want to say that Sear/Whirlpool has the absolute WORST repair service! My washer has been broken since the end of Feb and they weresupposed to come out to look at it last week, and they cancelled without telling me. So they rescheduled me for today and called me last night to tell me I was being cancelled.
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @02:53 pm in Quote Of The Day:

Hey Hambone,

How can you be angry at something that you don't believe exists? Are you angry at the flying spaghetti monster? Wait a minute... you are! So that's what all this anti evolution stuff is about! You are MAD at the Flying Spaghetti Monster!
By Evil Klown on 13-Mar-2010 @02:51 pm in Utah Stunned:

House Majority Leader Kevin Garn resigns ...

Whew, they got rid of the one guy with a "skeleton" in his closet. I feel much better. Now they can go on with business as usual knowing everyone else has a sterling past.

I think this is a fair solution. The very bad man lost his career. I think EVERY person who has done something like this (and all hypocrites) should lose their career too. Everyone should nod their heads and not make a peep.
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @02:51 pm in Stacked Books:

why couldn't you do this with a bunch of kindles?
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @02:50 pm in Lexical Ambiguity:

Brilliant. What exactly is it that you do, do?
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @02:48 pm in Pope Under Fire:

Ruh Ro Ratzo...
By Bisbonian on 13-Mar-2010 @02:45 pm in Another Way To Make Sluggo's Hat Fly Off:

mv=mv
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @02:45 pm in Another Way To Make Sluggo's Hat Fly Off:

It's a makeshift periscope that Nancy has cunningly used against him.
Nancy: 1
Sluggo: Hatless.
By Shel-tone on 13-Mar-2010 @02:44 pm in Utah Stunned:

A republican caught with a 15 year old GIRL?!!!

That is a stunner.
By Daniel FR, Germany on 13-Mar-2010 @02:20 pm in Pope Under Fire:

@Dave Lartigue: Who do you mean, "we all"?
By wombat on 13-Mar-2010 @02:19 pm in Firefox 3.6 Annoyance:

I tried Chrome but missed my add-ons. Does chrome have add-ons like firefox?
By Bisbonian on 13-Mar-2010 @02:17 pm in Utah Stunned:

The lady should be sued for breach of contract.

Hehehe...good luck with that!

But how will this affect the Romney juggernaut?

Does he have a hot tub? Anybody got any cute, under-age friends, and a camera?
By wombat on 13-Mar-2010 @02:16 pm in Lexical Ambiguity:

Not everyone is a writer.
By terri on 13-Mar-2010 @01:57 pm in Firefox 3.6 Annoyance:

Problem I have with Firefox now is that it still runs after you click off the browser. The only way I can turn it off is via Task Manager. I've been using Chrome more often.
By Inti on 13-Mar-2010 @01:57 pm in Pope Under Fire:

The Pope? Resign? Nah, they'll just transfer him... to another room in the Vatican.
By chazunga on 13-Mar-2010 @01:52 pm in Utah Stunned:

But how will this affect the Romney juggernaut?
By Dave Kelly on 13-Mar-2010 @01:46 pm in Utah Stunned:

A verbal contract is a contract. The lady should be sued for breach of contract. Or return the money.
By roger but not the one on orly's blog on 13-Mar-2010 @01:37 pm in Utah Stunned:

House Majority Leader Kevin Garn resigns amid hot tub scandal - just up on the Salt Lake Tribune page
By joe on 13-Mar-2010 @01:23 pm in Utah Stunned:

imagine apologizing(and paying hush money) for living in such a repressed place as utah.good thing they wer'nt caught playing paddycake(a la roger rabbit).
By Evil Klown on 13-Mar-2010 @01:23 pm in No Doggie Bags:

wally the duck: It can be just.

I disagree.
By Bisbonian on 13-Mar-2010 @01:07 pm in Utah Stunned:

Bingo, EK.
By Evil Klown on 13-Mar-2010 @01:05 pm in Utah Stunned:

...so what exactly is he apologizing for?

The clairvoyant part of me says the lady came to him for more money and he called a halt to it by "confessing."

Then I read the article: In the last few days the woman was calling around to various Salt Lake City newspapers to tell the story.

It's probably been weighing on her conscience and she just wanted to get it off her chest ... make a clean breast of it. I'll bet she feels MUCH better now. I sure hope nothing bad happens to her.
By decibelcat on 13-Mar-2010 @12:48 pm in No Doggie Bags:

Hey McGruff, you don't license food.

You do if you are Monsanto.
By Don Coyote on 13-Mar-2010 @12:41 pm in Weekend Open Mic:

Jesus Murphy, Bisbonian. You're too modest. Soldier's Joy on the
Stewart was your best video yet. Jenny thought it was pretty funny but I
had laugh tears running down my face. Every married musician with a non-playing partner has been there more than once. That's love. ("Love you. But I also love my banjo.") Glad I live with a musician although we have still had to have more than one high-level negotiation about musical SOPs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nInbIa8Ucw&feature=channel
By deaudonnee@att.net on 13-Mar-2010 @12:28 pm in Utah Stunned:

I find this hilarious.
By Dave Lartigue on 13-Mar-2010 @12:12 pm in Pope Under Fire:

Remember when we all made fun of Sinead O'Connor for tearing up a photo of the Pope on SNL in protest of the abuse of children by the Catholic Church?

Huh. Turns out she was right.
By Bisbonian on 13-Mar-2010 @11:53 am in Utah Stunned:

so what exactly is he apologizing for?

a)being a doofus

b)he gave her 150 grand for something....

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