Panni, if I may re-ask: What font and font size do you use on your scripts?
Hmmm.. The classical station is currently featuring the music of Bela Bartok this hour. Now, don't get me wrong, I like the music of Bartok, but it's not exactly music to go-to-bed-by.... Hmmm... In any case...
DRNOEL - nothing smaller than 12 point and Courier is a good easy to read font. Nothing ALL CAPS or SCRIPT or BOLD....difficult to read.
Can someone just tell me what the email address is.
Dan in TO - I read the hard copy for proofing.
BTW - I think that with a slight alteration in spelling (change "bagles") ANNE OF GREEN BAGELS could be the next great Irish-Jewish novel.
Oh......Hattie McDaniel in Gone With the Wind:
What gennilmans says, and what they think is two different things, and I doan notice Mistah Ashley askin' for to marry ya!
AND:
Charleston'd be better for ya....ya just git in trouble in Atlanta...Mistah Ashley comin' home from the war an' you sittin' there waitin' for him, jes lak a spider!
Cake? Cake? I need cake! That's the one thing I missed on my birthday. My dear friend Hal made me a couple of hummers, but no cake. Hmmm. I got some cake mixes in my pantry. Might have to see about that later this week.
My dear friend Hal made me a couple of hummers...
Where I come from, DR MattH, hummers have a somewhat saltier connotation.
I think it might help.....if you have posted photos and still have them on your hard drive....delete them from your hard drive then they will show up as red x's in the notes but since they won't be there, the space is now open to be used for other photos. Anyway, that is what I do.
Okay DRGEORGE thanks....I wasn't sure. So once it is on HHW, I can delete it from my hard drive and it will still be here on HHW?
Fifteen minutes ago I was told he was knocking at my door. He was not knocking at my door. Heaven knows whose doore he was knocking at or what block he was on but it wasn't mine. So, who knows when he will get here.
The only recording that sounded worse was one that we cut off a Wheaties box.
Beckon, how sweet. Thank you but I really couldn’t be so good as to post a response to everyone’s messages. I’m sure Bruce would like it if I posted that often. :)
A favorite movie line of mine, from Mommie Dearest, which contains a plethora of wonderfully quotable bits of dialogue:
"Don't %&@# with me, fellas."
And there is The House of the Seven Bagels.
Actially, it is the "House of Seven Beagles", a treatment Panni is doing for Disney.
Other favorite Mrs. Brice quotes:
Part of the reason I mention the challah baking, is that the recipe I was following referred to the fomenting yeast and some other ingredients as a "sponge." Which reminded me of one of my other favorite FGIRL quotes:
FANNY (Watching Nick absorb her Henry Street neighborhood and friends, after an admonition from her mother): He's a gentleman. A gentleman fits in anywhere.
MRS. BRICE (delivered as only Kay Medford could): A sponge fits in anywhere!
DR Stuart,
That's one of mine too - and I've quoted Mrs. Brice over the years. Her other gem, and the quote may not be precise: "a stranger should be a little strange."
And you know what DTM - I bet they sound just as good today as they EVER did.......hehehehe
TOTD: any line spoken by Maggie Smith in "Califonia Sweet"
Far too ealy in the day here for specifics.
..and the Marmalade line (and a few others)in "Gosford Park".
Part of the reason I mention the challah baking, is that the recipe I was following referred to the fomenting yeast and some other ingredients as a "sponge." Which reminded me of one of my other favorite FGIRL quotes:
FANNY (Watching Nick absorb her Henry Street neighborhood and friends, after an admonition from her mother): He's a gentleman. A gentleman fits in anywhere.
MRS. BRICE (delivered as only Kay Medford could): A sponge fits in anywhere!
I still have copies of the Archies' "Sugar, Sugar" and The Jackson 5's "ABC" that were cut off of boxes of Post Sugar Crisps.
Oh, Damn! It's time to go home and I gotta do a dance!
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Hey, could someone here do me a small favor.
On the middle of this page it says Customer Service:
http://www.e-waterbeds.com/contact.htm
There is a link that says "email", but my computer won't allow me to use it. Can someone just tell me what the email address is.
THANKS.
I think the one thing that has truly bugged me during my time out here in L.A. so far is that no one seems to know about nor follow the "Stand to the Right, Pass of the Left" rule when it comes to using escalators. Is it only a mid-West and East Coast thing? Is it because L.A. is "traditionally" not a walking city?I wonder if part of the etiquette depends on how long the excalators have been in use. London, Munich, both had the etiquette in effect when der B and I were there. Los Angeles hasn't had it's subways for very long, so the traditions aren't there.
Jose,
This is a huge pet peeve of mine. Toronto has an underground city, connected with escalators. And nobody follows the sttr, potl etiquette. Drives me nuts. And when I politely ahem, I usually get a look.
I'd love for you to visit Toronto, BTW. I'd discover all the best routes and the best bakeries. It's a pleasure to read about your days and nights in LA.
...The final line of WOMEN IN LOVE, which escapes me this early in the a.m."Dammit, who stole my underpants!"
"Dammit, who stole my underpants!"
Actually, it is the "House of Seven Beagles", a treatment Panni is doing for Disney.Don't listen to him, Panni. Everyone knows there's only three Beagle Boys.
Meanwhile, in Ken Russell's WOMEN IN LOVE:
Ursula: "You can't have two kinds of love, why should you?"
Rupert: "It seems as if I can't, yet, I wanted it."
Ursula: "You can't have it because it's impossible."Long PauseRupert: "I don't believe that."