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Well, you've read the notes, the notes were prescient, oh, yes, they were prescient, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they're being prescient right now.
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And the word of the day is: REFRACT!
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edisaurus - I've made many postings to cinema treasures - all about my favorite theaters in LA - if you've done the Kritzer books you know what they are. I love that site.
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I can't believe we have more users than GUESTS right now - very unusual.
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TOTD:
Stage performances: Bob Martin & Danny Burstein (Drowsy Chaperone)
Tracey Gilbert (The Tragic and Horrible Life Of the Singing Nun)
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Dinner time in the Land of OZ.
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edisaurus - I've made many postings to cinema treasures - all about my favorite theaters in LA - if you've done the Kritzer books you know what they are. I love that site.
I haven't searched the LA theatres but I will check out the ones in the Kritzer books.
I got a phone call from my friend in LA who just received her xmas package which included a certain "Dirty Book". I'm looking forward to her comments on "Your Worst Nightmare"!
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BK---did you see my last post on the previous day about multi-regional players?
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Today I got a music---well, rap---CD that I didn't order from Caiman . I wonder if "Britni" got my "Decasia" DVD instead. Boy, will SHE be disappointed!
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Didn't see it, I'll go look now and respond.
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The Harry Palmer films you speak of all came out reasonably priced in region one, then went out of print, which is why they're pricey on amazon. They can be had cheaper on eBay. However, I really recommend a multi-region player - a really great one can be had for around $150 or so, and there's so much that's not available here. The Palmer films are all available in region 2 very reasonably along with a zillion other great titles from great filmmakers.
If you want to peruse some excellent players, pay a visit to www.hkflix.com. That's where I got my two players.
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I'm quite certain I must be toddling off to the bedroom environment shortly, what with she of the Evil Eye arriving quite early.
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GUESTS and users are tied - four and four.
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I also got my region-code free DVD player from hkflix.com. I've had it for several years and have never had a moment's trouble with it! :)
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I really must finish the bedroom movie I'm watching - Hitler's Children - one of the oddest movies ever made.
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A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DR DAKOTACELT!!
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edisaurus - I've made many postings to cinema treasures - all about my favorite theaters in LA - if you've done the Kritzer books you know what they are. I love that site.
Which damn site kept me E&T for over an hour!
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Happy birthday Dakota Celt
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Yesterday after work, I decided to go to the mall, just to look around and waste time. I didn't stay too long, but I went to Sun Coast and they were having a sale on TV seasons...buy one, get one free. :) The only thing that they had that I might've been interested in was season 5 of "24" for $45 but they didn't have season 4 (I have seasons 1-3), so I didn't get it. :-\
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After that, I went to Target (I received a $25 gift card from a friend of my parents for Christmas) to look at VCRs...yes, VCRs. I'd like to replace one of mine and since I already have three DVD players, I don't need any more, or even a VCR/DVD combo. Anyway, they only had one model that was just a VCR but it's the same brand as the one that I have hooked up to the VCR that I want to replace, so I can't use two of the same brand together (same remote control frequency), so I'll look somewhere else later. So, I'm looking at the DVDs and wondering how much their seasons of "24" cost. They have a display with the first four seasons and they're $24.99 each! I look around the corner and there's the fifth season and that's also $24.99! Score!! Full price is $69.98 for season four and $59.98 for season five, but with my $25 gift card, I get both seasons for only $29.18!! Double Score!!
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I guess this means that I should actually watch the show, huh? ::)
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Thanks for the info, BK...I will pass it along to my friend. I also feel the need to get one, too!
I've never tried another region's DVD in my laptop computer. I wonder if it only plays region 1 as well?
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A very happy birthday to DR Dakota Celt! May all your wishes come true!
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Thanks for the info, BK...I will pass it along to my friend. I also feel the need to get one, too!
I've never tried another region's DVD in my laptop computer. I wonder if it only plays region 1 as well?
From what I've experienced, most computers can play different region DVDs, but they'll actually switch the code setting only a certain number of times so that you might end up permanantly locking it into region 2...not a good thing if you don't have many region 2 DVDs.
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And now, I'm leaving. I would like to get to sleep since I don't have to get up in the morning...except that I will because I want to go to work and make up a little time.
Good night, Edisaurus!
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Awwwww...I'm the only one in the jernt!
Goodnight, me!
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but they'll actually switch the code setting only a certain number of times so that you might end up permanantly locking it into region 2...not a good thing if you don't have many region 2 DVDs.
That's a frightening thought. Thanks for the warning, George!
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I'm watching Vincent Price in The Last Man On Earth. Pretty creepy!
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Don't Knock the Twist....yes DR MBARNUM - DVD's are a comin'....with commentary, I hope.
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Happiest of Birthdays to DR DAKOTA CELT!
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Saturday is a work day.
WELL........I think my favorite ceiling was the Paris ceiling, although the Gold Coast certainly was B R I G H T!!!
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Page Two Clock Dance. 8)
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I do have the Annette BABES IN TOYLAND LP - and video. Don't have the DVD - as DR MATTH wrote it is NOT in Widescreen. And I really HATE Ray Bolger's performance in this....and well...just about everything.
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Off to work.....heigh ho.
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And the word of the day is: REFRACT!
Casey would waltz
With a strawberry blonde,
who looked up on occasion with joy to see
a gigantic disco ball REFRACT their dancing image back to her.
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Good morning, all! I'm all caught up on last night's and this morning's posts. I have very little to do today beyond working on my Toyland reports. I should go to the NYPL, but I think I'll hold off until Tuesday and play in the neighborhood.
DR Cillaliz, the only good BABES IN TOYLAND recording is this group of excerpts recorded around 1945; God knows when the recording I worked on will be released.
Dear Friend BK, did you get my cryptic email about the Dallas Lyric Stage?
TOD:
I mentioned a few theatre performances the other day, but I would add the following to the list of Luker, Martin, Felciano, and Jones:
Tracey Gilbert (the soul of THE TRAGIC & HORRIBLE LIFE OF THE SINGING NUN)
Laura Daniel (who was both moving and outrageous as the Singing Nun)
Beth Fowler (NIGHT OF THE HUNTER)
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Saturday morning greetings! After my glorious 6-day Christmas weekend off, I now have a 3-day New Year's weekend. And next weekend is my regularly-scheduled 3-day weekend off - I like this!
I have haircut scheduled this morning, after which DH Richard and I will take my computer to the Apple Store to have its memory increased. Assuming all goes well, I should be back online sometime this evening.
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Happiest of birthdays to DR DakotaCelt!
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Happy Birthday, Dear DakotaCelt! I hope you have a day filled with presents and CAKE!
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Happy happy birthday to DR DakotaCelt!
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HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS TO DR DAKOTA CELT!!!
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Multipupose decorations:
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Good morning!
Overcast here and cool right now, but supposed to get into the low 60s last today. Rain for the next two days.
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Happy Birthday to DR DakotaCelt!!
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I had a hard time getting on-line this morning. My telephone lines have been having sporadic line noise recently, and when that happens, a dial-up connection is pretty much impossible.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAKOTA!
Would you like to invite a poor lost lad to the party?
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Tobi Gutt planned on flying from Germany to sunny Sydney, Australia, left. He mistakenly booked a ticket to snowy Sidney, Montana. Big Sky, Montana, is shown at right.
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New at the World of Wisdom:
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Since I couldn't get on-line earlier, I started watching the Oscar-winning CRASH again (off Showtime-HD). The film has effective moments, that's for sure. But so much of it is pretentious, and some of the dialog that Paul Haggis puts in the mouths of the characters sounds like a screenwriter pontificating and nothing like actual speaking. Always takes me right out of the movie and makes it seem so artificial.
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I suspect this afternoon I'll get back to CSI and maybe watch something like SILENT MOVIE or possibly HARPER, both of which were Christmas presents.
Tonight, I'm watching another Blu-ray film: ENEMY OF THE STATE. I watched it off a friend's DVD several years ago and really liked it, but I've forgotten much about it, and that old DVD wasn't even anamorphic as I recall, so this Blu-ray release should be eye-opening.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DR DAKOTACELT!!!
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GOing to fix myself some lunch now, and then on to some CSI episodes.
WBBL.
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Edisaurus, here is where both I and DR Elmore bought our region free DVD players. They have a very nice selection.
http://www.220-electronics.com/
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My DVD of the Bollywood movie I was going to watch last night was defective...after 2 minutes it froze and nothing I did would make it play.
So I watched some episodes of the old TV series FURY. Nice family show starring Peter Graves, who certainly was yummalicious back in the 1950s!!
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I'm up, I'm up, and she of the Evil Eye is here so I have no time to dally. I'll package up five orders and be on my way to do various and sundried year-end errands.
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elmore, I did get it - I'm presuming it's to ask someone we know to contact them on my behalf - but the images or text that was supposed to be in the e-mail wouldn't load (even in gmail) so I don't know what was there.
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Even though I woke up a couple of times, I basically got a good night's sleep, albeit with some peculiar but not disturbing dreams.
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Different Stokes etc....
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A very happy birthday to DR Dakota Celt!!!
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And one for Milla
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(who claims to have been shocked by the large crowd at her show last night)
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Favourite female stage performance of the year would be Emma Fielding in Tom Stoppard's ROCK 'N' ROLL.
Favourite male stage performances of the year are:
Frank Langella in FROST/NIXON
Rhys Ifans in Patrick Marber's DON JUAN IN SOHO (a modernizaton of Moliere's Don Juan in Hell)
William Gaunt in Frank McGuinness' GATES OF GOLD
and...
Me in Steve Martin's adaptation of Carl Sternheim's THE UNDERPANTS...only because it marked my return to the stage after 25 years...a year-end review said: "Charles Edward Pogue, whose resume is so long you could place ads in it, was a pleasure to watch -- a true master of his art."
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Good Morning! Good Afternoon!
So much to do, So much to do...
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And now that that is out of my system...
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR DakotaCelt!
May your Natal Anniversary be filled with much Joy... And Cake!
:)
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DRs DearReaderLaura and Sandra - Those pics brought a great big smile to my face this morning. Thank You! *Well, maybe not the one of the traffic, but still... ;)
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Well, just four more performances to go and this run of She Loves Me will be done. It just sucks that we're closing on New Year's Eve. Just seems to add a bit more "finality" to the whole proceeding. Ah, well... What can you do? Well.. I know what I have to do... PACK! :-\
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elmore, I did get it - I'm presuming it's to ask someone we know to contact them on my behalf - but the images or text that was supposed to be in the e-mail wouldn't load (even in gmail) so I don't know what was there.
We'll talk! Here's the Dallas Lyric Stage link; their producer Steven Jones is a good friend of Harvey and Tom's.
http://www.lyricstage.org/
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Well, just four more performances to go and this run of She Loves Me will be done. It just sucks that we're closing on New Year's Eve. Just seems to add a bit more "finality" to the whole proceeding. Ah, well... What can you do? Well.. I know what I have to do... PACK! :-\
DR Jose, one door closes, another one opens! Get your butt back to Manhattan and network!
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Good morning dear Esteemed, rested, and buffed-out BK --
I was interested in your comments on Howard Hanson, and also a few other composers yesterday. Yes, I'm familiar with a number of the Hanson pieces, and I think that his big soaring melody from the slow movement of the "Romantic Symphony" is one of the most touching things I've ever heard. I even play a little shortened transcription of it on organ.
I wonder sometimes how many people that listen to some of the really rich big orchestral film scores of the wonderful guys like Goldsmith, John Williams, Ernest Gold, Waxman, Korngold, etc., realize how much influence and derivation comes from composers like Hanson, Benjamin Britten, Elgar, Coates, etc.
If you aren't familiar with Britten's "Sea Symphony" (I don't remember the #) try it sometime. It is wonderful.
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Good morning elmore, and Jose !
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And, a "one-day-belated" WELCOME to the one and only ...
MISS KAREN !!
I wasn't sure we would actually see you her. And I agree with you about dear elmore's Christmas CD....it brought me a lot of joy!!
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Happiest of birthdays to DAKOTA CELT !
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In any case...
Topic of the Day:
Basically the whole cast of The History Boy. To think that that troupe of actors had been doing the play for almost three years straight, and had managed to keep the material and the performances so fresh and revealing! I think it was my favorite night in the theatre this past year. Period.
Christine Ebersole - Grey Gardens
Tyler Hanes - A Chorus Line My tongue is sort of planted firmly in cheek with this listing. ;) But still... <drool> *Alas, I'd have to rank almost the rest of the current revival among my disappointing theatrical experiences this past year. Well, disappointing is not exactly the right word - it just seemed that too many things just came "this close" to being what it should be, should have been. It never quite hit the mark. But I'll be seeing it again in a few weeks, so... I'll have an update.
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I'm off to do a little work now......Whew, the post numbers have been staggering the last few days! I can hardly keep caught up.
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Ah.. The Hanson "Romantic" Symphony... One of my favorite CDs couples that piece with the Barber Violin Concerto. Great listening and music from the first note to the last.
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And Good Morning to you too, DR MusicGuy!
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OK - I need to get ready for the matinee.... I'm running a bit late already, so...
Laters...
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Did I miss the hoopla for Jose passing post #14,000?
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BK said in the notes: "So, just before Brain rehearsals began, I was whisked off to New York, New York for a week of rehearsals and performances for The Last Starfighter. I really had a wonderful time – FJL and Skip couldn’t have treated me better, and I liked the director and my fellow cast members. It was fascinating to appear in a musical again – the last one I’d done was in 1982!"
Bk, one never would have known it had been that long. We really appreciated your doing the NYMF readings, and loved your performance! Thanks for helping to make that one of the highlights of Skip and my 2006.
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A VERY HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DR DAKOTACELT!!
Thank you for the birthday greeting George!
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Thank you for the lovely birthday greeting bk!
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Happy birthday Dakota Celt
THank you for the lovely greeting Tom...
Also thank you for sharing your photos the past year, I have enjoyed seeing them!
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A very happy birthday to DR Dakota Celt! May all your wishes come true!
THank you for the birthday greetings Edi!
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Happiest of Birthdays to DR DAKOTA CELT!
Thank you for the birthday greeting Jrand!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY,
DAKOTA CELT!
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Thank you Elmore for the lovely birthday greeting!
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Happiest of birthdays to DR DakotaCelt!
Thank you for the birthday greeting Ginny!
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Happy Birthday, Dear DakotaCelt! I hope you have a day filled with presents and CAKE!
THank you for the birthday greetings Laura!
WEather permitting, I may get cake. Mother Nature is giving us some nasty weather...
I have also enjoyed your nature photos, please continue posting them!
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A howling page 4 dance...
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Happy happy birthday to DR DakotaCelt!
Thank you for the birthday greetings FJL!
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Favourite female stage performance of the year would be Emma Fielding in Tom Stoppard's ROCK 'N' ROLL.
Favourite male stage performances of the year are:
Frank Langella in FROST/NIXON
Rhys Ifans in Patrick Marber's DON JUAN IN SOHO (a modernizaton of Moliere's Don Juan in Hell)
William Gaunt in Frank McGuinness' GATES OF GOLD
and...
Me in Steve Martin's adaptation of Carl Sternheim's THE UNDERPANTS...only because it marked my return to the stage after 25 years...a year-end review said: "Charles Edward Pogue, whose resume is so long you could place ads in it, was a pleasure to watch -- a true master of his art."
Bravo, Pogue!
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HAPPIEST OF BIRTHDAYS TO DR DAKOTA CELT!!!
Thank you for the birthday greetings Jeanne!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DR DakotaCelt!
May your Natal Anniversary be filled with much Joy... And Cake!
:)
Thank you for the birthday greetings Jose!
I hope all is going well with your projects.
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Happy Birthday to DR DakotaCelt!!
Thank you for the birthday greeting Matt!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAKOTA!
Would you like to invite a poor lost lad to the party?
Confused Tourist Lands in U.S., Not Australia (http://articles.news.aol.com/news/_a/confused-tourist-lands-in-us-not/20061229081109990011)der Brucer
Thank you for the birthday greeting derBrucer!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO DR DAKOTACELT!!!
Thank you for the birthday greeting Dan the Man!
I am glad to hear that you are doing better!
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I'm back from my travels. House is cleaner than clean. I'm defrosting one of those Chicago pizzas David sent and perhaps I'll jog soon.
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I love Britten's Four Sea Interludes from his opera of Billy Budd.
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I have to decide what to watch today - don't know what I'm in the mood for.
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I don't know that I've seen many stage performances of worth this year. Hmmm, let's see - I saw Curtains - that had okay performances but not great. I saw Light In The Piazza, that had okay performances but not great. I saw Sister Act, that had... well, never mind. I saw A Chorus Line, that had... well, never mind. I probably saw a few other things but I can't remember what they are. So, I'll say Matt Ashford in Deceit. And I'll say Alet Taylor, Lauren Rubin, Merrill Grant, Cason Murphy and Benjamin Clark from The Brain From Planet X.
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The Pogue and I. That should be a musical. We're the only two in the jernt.
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Film performances: I liked Meryl Streep.
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FLJ, Pogue, and Me.
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Now Pogue is gone.
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Gone With the Pogue by Margaret Mitchell.
All packages have been shipped and I am done for the year.
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A funny (funny-peculiar, not funny-haha) moment last night: we were a group of three - Skip, me and our agent - at Milla's delicious show. A newish acquaintance came up to us on line; he was there alone and asked if he could join us at our table. We said sure, kept the checks separate but had a lovely time.
After the show, the three of us who had come there together got up to leave, and the person who had joined us said something about feeling like we were deserting him. I found that odd, he had just joined our party once we were there, had come alone. I wasn't sure what consideration we were supposed to give him, and I said VERY good-naturedly that we had to get back to walk the dogs, and reminded him that he had come without us to begin with. It's not like we had plans together.
The fellow seemed to see my point quickly, but was i being inconsiderate? Once he had joined our table on the spur of the moment, should we have considered what he wanted to do in deciding when it was time to leave?
Where's Emily Post when you need her?
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Or even someone named Emily to post.
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I did get an email from the gentleman today. He was clearly ultimately not offended, and told us what a good time he had having joined us. but I'm wondering how to dela with this if it ever comes up in the future, since this person was a well-connected gentleman and I was relieved not to have offended him.
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Scanned around the cable listings to see if anything was playing this afternoon before I went back to DVDs. I didn't find anything of interest.
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A very happy birthday to DR Dakota Celt!!!
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Thank you for the birthday greetings Mbarnum...
Lovely card!
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Happiest of birthdays to DAKOTA CELT !
Thank you for the birthday greetings Music Guy!
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So, I put in another CSI episode, and it ended up being a two parter that had to do with a violent shoot-out in the streets of LV and the aftermath of the chaos.
Riveting two parter as evidence was combed through, analyzed, and results found that led to additional searches and discoveries. And the final results were quite surprising and ultimately devastating.
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So, I'll say Matt Ashford in Deceit. And I'll say Alet Taylor, Lauren Rubin, Merrill Grant, Cason Murphy and Benjamin Clark from The Brain From Planet X.
I will agree with you bk on Matt! He did an excellent job in Deceit!
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I then put in KISS ME KATE, the 1953 movie version and enjoyed watching the first part of it. The DD 5.1 sound is really lush for this movie. I forget this , and every time I put it in, I'm blown away during the title sequence as that full MGM Orchestra plays that medley of hits from the show.
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TOnight, I already have ENEMY OF THE STATE ready for play. I'll decide later whether HARPER or SILENT MOVIE gets the nod for the other show I'll watch tonight.
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for the DR. Who fans...
I just finished watching the first two eppies of the new Doctor Who series season 1. For some odd reason Rose reminds me of Romana II. Is it me or just my imagination?
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Back from the jog - am now sweaty, baby - maybe I should take a photograph right now and post it on the Internet - Older Hunk O' The Moment.
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I'm going to take a Jacuzzi in a few minutes - haven't had one in a few weeks and my legs are really sore.
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Now to listen to more classical music - right now, the symphonies of Alan Rawsthorne, which I'm enjoying very much.
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In honor of SPRING AWAKENING's success, there is apparently a new put-down going around town, to wit:
"Honey, YOU are the bitch of living."
("The Bitch of Living" is the name of one of the more exciting songs in SPRING AWAKENING.)
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My last post wasn't directed at anyone here, just reporting a new theater-related trend in the making. :)
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I'm heading down now to read more KATE and then settle in with DVDs for the evening.
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Spring Awakening's "success" at this point is strictly critical. It is not doing well at the box-office - not considering the reviews. I think January will be a very tough month for it and other shows. When they have to send teens all over the Internet to tell all the people who don't like the show how crazy they are and when they have to trumpet that SA made the cover of some teen magazine, well, I think they are flailing.
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I think I shall watch a couple of these low-budget Hammer Studios films noir.
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You're right, of course, Bruce. The success is with the critics, financial success for Spring Awakening is hardly assured. If the subject matter and frankly depressing nature of (the mostly marvelous) Spring Awakening weren't adversely affecting word of mouth, reviews of that ilk would have led to immediate sell-outs, even in the week before Christmas.
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DR FJL Emily from Canada used to post.
My thoughts. The words of departure would be the key. An indication that you have enjoyed the company of the person, a "loose" invitation to meet again at some stage, and an apology (though only necessary for politeness) that you must "desert" your friend as you have other matters to attend.
Even perhaps a "Next time" perhaps we can go for coffee elsewhere etc. may be appropriate.
Throw away the guilt! Of course Mother Helen would have dealt with the situation in a superior fashion.
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Have had the Jacuzzi and feel ever so relaxed now, with soreness from legs practically gone. I shall now watch a film noir or something that purports to be a film noir.
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I'm trying to think of other film performances I liked and/or even saw this year. I did like the suicidal guy (I can never remember his name) from Little Miss Sunshine. Haven't seen The Departed so don't know if that's good Jack or bad Jack. Haven't seen The Queen or The Illusionist.
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Oh, and there was that actor who played the gay-seeming husband in Friends With Money - he was very good in a very bad movie.
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bk, I also like Meryl Streep. She is a very talented actress.
For film: Helen Mirren and Meryl Streep!
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I really do need to add Miss Little Sunshine to my list of movies to view..
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bk, are you familiar with the movie Nicholas and Alexandra?
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bk, a freind game me a fun treat to watch last night, a copy of M*A*S*H, where you appeared as a patient. You were quite humorous!
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Humorous? I think I was near death. Of course, that IS humorous.
I do know Nicholas and Alexandra - good but not great film.
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Pizza is in the oven. I'm most curious as to how it will taste.
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If, for some reason I don't care for it, I shall simply go to Quickie's and order a few slices.
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I'm waiting for Mr. Rawsthorne's symphony to be over. It's the final movement and, as we all know, some movements are longer than others.
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The pizza does smell good, I'll say that. Unlike most frozen pizzas, this one actually smells like a pizza. I did what was suggested - took it out of the freezer, took the pizza out of the pan it comes in, wiped the moisture from the pan, put a little oil in the pan and then put the frozen pizza back in the pan. Then that went in the refrigerator to sit for three hours. Then it went in the oven. It should be ready in about thirty-something minutes.
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I am my own frenzy.
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Mr. Rawsthorne's movement is taking forever.
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Well, perhaps the movement can finish later, because I'm in the mood for noir.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAKOTACELT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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The Pogue is back. Boy, one of the things I miss most about LA, BK, is my jacuzzi. We have a jacuzzi bathtub but it's just not quite the same thing.
I'm busy translating and adapting TARTUFFE for our spring production. I will play Orgon. I never done anything like this before and I'm having a great time. So far, I'm happy with the work and think it's going to be pretty funny. Knock wood.
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After donating all those clothes yesterday, it was time to upgrade my wardrobe. I had a wonderful time shopping today. Lots of good sales out there. My resolution this year is to forget that everyday at work is casual day and to start dressing up more every day. Thus the cleaning out of the old wardrobe and the work on upgrading is the first step to keeping that resolution
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Time to feed the cats, then I think I'm going to bake a cake. A yellow cake with chocolate frosting....yum...
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I thoroughly enjoyed David Hyde Pierce in CURTAINS and Edward Hibbert in CURTAINS. Christine Ebersole in GREY GARDENS was fantastic as well. I haven't seen too many movies this year, so I don't really have an answer there...maybe Edward Norton in the Illusionist
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I think I'm going to see SPRING AWAKENING in March. I don't know if I'll like it, but I am intrigued. I also want to see COMPANY and will, of course, be seeing CURTAINS again. I'm anxious to see the changes since the first week of previews in LA. I thought I'd have time for 4 shows, but I think I'll keep it at 3
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Good Evening!
Just back for a little bit between shows... Just had the rest of the pizza I ordered last night for my dinner. Still pretty good. :)
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OOH!!!!
PAGE SIX DANCE!!!!!!!
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Well, that's about all I have time for, so... Just three more to go...
Laters...
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I will be flying into NY on the 16th, then driving to Boston for our screening as opening night film of the Human Rights Watch film festival. Peter and I will drive back on the 18th and I may stay over that night and head back to Atlanta on the 19th or 20th, depending on my work schedule. If I have a chance to see a show, any recommendations? Either something you've seen or heard good things about?
I will also try to start loading in footage for our egg cream film wihle I'm there!
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Happy birthday DR DakotaCelt!!!
Good back vibes to DR Jane. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Welcome to Miss Karen.
I also watched CRASH last night. I had never seen it. It was interesting. I did enjoy it (although it's not my typical kind of movie). But it was interesting to see how everything tied together. And how various people could be good and evil at various times.
I also have the Reese Witherspoon movie JUST LIKE TO HEAVEN to watch. And SUPERMAN RETURNS. And THE LAKE HOUSE (or whaterver the sandra bullock movie is called).
Oh and yesterday i also watched PRIME (with uma and meryl streep).
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Earlier today, I received an e-mail that I thought the subject said, "Happy New Year from a Celebrity." I was so excited. I thought, "Wow, a New Year wish from the WSMA. Or if not him, then, at least, BK or perhaps, even, elmore[/b]."
But no such luck. Instead it was a holiday wish from Celebrity Cruise Lines. However, they did offer me some great deals on a two-week Hawaii cruise.
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The Chicago pizza didn't work out. Maybe I did something wrong, but it tasted weird and I dumped it and went to Quickie's and got some yummilicious slices.
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Back to the noir - featuring a particular favorite of mine, Dan Duryea.
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Welcome to brand-spanking-new DR Miss Karen.
I had a teacher in grammar school we had to call Miss Karen, evidently because she believed our little eight year old tongues couldn't wrap themselves around Miss Klabernowski (or whatever it was.)
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If I were to be offered a celebrity cruise email - I would assume it was something to do with TCB!
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I will be flying into NY on the 16th, then driving to Boston for our screening as opening night film of the Human Rights Watch film festival. Peter and I will drive back on the 18th and I may stay over that night and head back to Atlanta on the 19th or 20th, depending on my work schedule. If I have a chance to see a show, any recommendations? Either something you've seen or heard good things about?
I will also try to start loading in footage for our egg cream film wihle I'm there!
Do you want a recommendation of something light and funny or something a little more serious? Musical or drama? Have you seen the Grey Gardens film? If you are at all familiar with it you'd probably enjoy the musical. Christine Ebersole was great. http://www.greygardensthemusical.com/
Drowsy Chaperone http://www.drowsychaperone.com/ was delightful.
If you're a David Hyde Pierce fan, he's wonderful in Curtains http://www.curtainsthemusical.com/, he has the lead and I think it's a perfect role for him.
Haven't seen too much on the drama side. Our NYC friends may have other suggestions
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Welcome to brand-spanking-new DR Miss Karen.
I had a teacher in grammar school we had to call Miss Karen, evidently because she believed our little eight year old tongues couldn't wrap themselves around Miss Klabernowski (or whatever it was.)
Don't you loath attempting to pronounce those long names starting with "K".
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Don't you loath attempting to pronounce those long names starting with "K".
Me? I've had years of practice!
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and with your name too!
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for the DR. Who fans...
I just finished watching the first two eppies of the new Doctor Who series season 1. For some odd reason Rose reminds me of Romana II. Is it me or just my imagination?
Well, they both have long blonde hair...
Romana II never had Rose's edge, and was quite well educated. On the other hand, Rose is very much the Doctor's equal, not someone inferior who he has tagging along, which is exactly like Romana II. And neither one of them was/is a screamer.
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I'm watching OKLAHOMA on PBS. Pretty Bland Show.
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Busy day at work today, what with so many shoppers getting ready for their New Year's Eve partaying. It will be the same tomorrow.
Monday, on the other hand, should be dead, particularly after all the bowl games.
And then, on Tuesday, der Grampa and I will be taking the grandlads to the bookstore to shop shop shop! I've already got a trio of books that I want for myself. And then we'll be taking them to a very nice steakhouse where we'll try to teach them proper manners for dining out, the way Magic Mommy hasn't bothered to teach them.
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Is this the revival with Hugh Jackman?
Wouldn't it have been a lot better if he'd simply taken his shirt off?
(A John Barrowman reference. ;D)
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Haven't seen too much on the drama side. Our NYC friends may have other suggestions
THE LITTLE DOG LAUGHED! Julie White gives the best performance of 2006!
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Knickerbocker!
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Knockwurst!
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Is this the revival with Hugh Jackman?
Wouldn't it have been a lot better if he'd simply taken his shirt off?
(A John Barrowman reference. ;D)
Is John Barrowman a fan of Hugh Jackman's shirtless body?
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Knockwurst!
Knowbody knows the trouble I've seen............
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I had a 10th grade biology teacher named Mrs. Kunz (pronounced like Koontz, re: Dean Koontz).
She had an ugly streak, however. If she felt a student was unprepared she would go out of her way to humiliate him or her.
You can imagine how they pronounced her name after that.
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Good evening, all.
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Got my hair cut today.
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I've done precious little outside of talking a couple of hours with a dear friend. It's been an ugly day for sinuses.
I am staying ahead of the problem...just...for now.
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I've done precious little outside of talking a couple of hours with a dear friend. It's been an ugly day for sinuses.
I am staying ahead of the problem...just...for now.
By a nose?
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[move=left,scroll,6,transparent,100%]Happy Birthday, DakotaCelt![/move]
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Time to get dinner going. Leftover turkey, with a mushroom gravy and rice. And I've got the makings for a neat citrus salad, featuring tangerines, blood oranges, raspberries, and lemon yogurt as a dressing.
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DRs DearReaderLaura and Sandra - Those pics brought a great big smile to my face this morning. Thank You! *Well, maybe not the one of the traffic, but still... ;)
The dam traffic was troubling to me. We left here at 11 a.m. AZ time. We had tickets for Plaid Tidings at 7:30 NV time. We just made it. It is 300 miles.
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By a nose?
...[sniff]...
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Knowbody knows the trouble I've seen............
Let's k-nock k-nees!
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If I were to be offered a celebrity cruise email - I would assume it was something to do with TCB!
Let's see...you and TCB...cruising celebrities.
The mind boggles!
;D
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Let's see...you and TCB...cruising celebrities.
The mind boggles!
;D
Want to be a celebrity, Ron?
[/i]
;)
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Finished on noir, now on to the next - this one with Zachary Scott. After that, it will be one of several titles - The Illustrated Man, The Awakening, Voyage Of The Damned or something entirely other.
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The price of the Skinner/Ripley disc is now back to its regular cost.
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Just sold a Last Starfighter on CD Baby. They alert me whenever anything sells. They're the best company on all the Internet - not as popular as amazon, but the difference between amazon's customer service (in terms of their sellers) and cdbaby.com is night and day.
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Kookamonga!
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a Homer & Jethro reference DtM.
so where is fan Rodzinski?
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAKOTACELT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for the birthday wish Cilla!
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DBF Jon took me to a nice restaurant tonight despite the icky weather. WE are getting rain in Fargo but to the north and west of us it is snow... It is not turning to freezing rain.
He took me to Santa Lucia, a Greek restaurant, in FArgo. Excellent food! I had Chicken Souvlaki with asparagus ina tomato sauce, lemon potatoes and a rice pilaf. Most excellent! He even treated me to a glass of chardonnay. The meal was topped of with a lovely tiramisu and Greek Coffee... A most excellent birthday treat!
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Rodzinski and TPunk have deserted the jernt. Haven't seen 'em in ages. Most unseemly at this joyous time of year.
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Well, back to Zach.
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Is this the revival with Hugh Jackman?
Wouldn't it have been a lot better if he'd simply taken his shirt off?
(A John Barrowman reference. ;D)
It wouldn't be better even if Mr. Jackman had taken his pants off.
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Happy birthday DR DakotaCelt!!!
Thank you for the birthday wish Jennifer!
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[move=left,scroll,6,transparent,100%]Happy Birthday, DakotaCelt![/move][/color]
Thank you Ron for the birthday wish!
Keepin' preaching to the choir!
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Rodzinski and TPunk have deserted the jernt. Haven't seen 'em in ages. Most unseemly at this joyous time of year.
I have not seen them in a long while either..
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Good back vibes to Jane!
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I heard a woman at the supermarket, today, say that Saddam Hussein was hung. Anyone have any info on that?
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Welcome to new DR MissKaren!
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I heard a woman at the supermarket, today, say that Saddam Hussein was hung. Anyone have any info on that?
Yep he was hung... CNN has some information on it. Acutally it was last night here.
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LOL TCB.. If Alan Jay Lerner can get away with it......
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Bon Anniversaire, Chère Lectrice DakotaCelt!
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Yep he was hung... CNN has some information on it. Acutally it was last night here.
Ooooh! CNN does talk about very intimate matters, I see! :o ;)
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LOL TCB.. If Alan Jay Lerner can get away with it......
Oh, he does get away with anything these days! ;)
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BK, Zach Scott...Mask of Dimitrios (book entitled A Coffin for Dimitrios...which I have)?
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAKOTACELT![/size]
Hope you had a grand day! :)
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While I was gone, my DH installed the new light fixtures in the kitchen. Now my television and the stove hood don't work.
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I think I shall watch a couple of these low-budget Hammer Studios films noir.
I did not pick up any of those, but I will be most curious as to your thoughts on them, BK.
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And one for moolah!
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BK wrote: "Just sold a Last Starfighter on CD Baby. They alert me whenever anything sells."
And every time that happens, a Jew in Manhattan jumps up and dances.
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I just stopped in to send Dakota her birthday wishes.
'night.
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Yep he was hung... CNN has some information on it. Acutally it was last night here.
Well he was hanged, don't know if he was hung...guess it's a little late for that to make a difference ;)
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BK wrote: "Just sold a Last Starfighter on CD Baby. They alert me whenever anything sells."
And every time that happens, a Jew in Manhattan jumps up and dances.
But does he ring a bell?
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I am watching PEYTON PLACE.
I have seen this movie once before, many years ago, and didn't care for it as much as the sequel RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE, because I liked the cast in the second film much better. But this time around I am really enjoying PEYTON PLACE and it's cast (one of which I have interviewed)...although that Lee Phillips sounds a lot like Mickey Mouse sometimes.
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Happy B-Day DR Dakota!!!!
I just watched Arsenic and Old Lace with Cary Grant, and now Im going to watch Double Indemnity. Yay for holiday weekends.
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Well he was hanged, don't know if he was hung...guess it's a little late for that to make a difference ;)
It will to satan.
(A South Park reference.)
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Surely he can't blame that on Canada.
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I gave up on the Zachary Scott film, despite its being directed by Terence Fisher. Too convoluted and pointless - I did last up until about ten minutes before its ending, but by that time I figure I'd seen what I needed to see.
Now am on to The Illustrated Man, which I've never seen all the way through. Or, maybe The VIPs.
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I think the only time I ever saw THE ILLUSTRATED MAN was a showing on the CBS Late Night Movie. It was cut to less than 90 minutes and I couldn't make heads or tails of it.
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Ok, picture this....it's December 30, I'm in IOWA and it's been RAINING for 2 days...not snow, not sleet, not freezing rain and not even hail....RAIN... It's the strangest thing. We haven't had snow yet and it's almost balmy out. Crazy
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Re The Illustrated Man - I seem to recall that movie (in the movie theater) as the first time I'd ever seen male rear nudity, first in the opening credits and then at a pivotal spot with Rod Steiger during the film. i was taken aback when the opening credit "moment" was cut from the movie when it was shown on TV - it seemed so integral to the plot. :)
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Ok, picture this....it's December 30, I'm in IOWA and it's been RAINING for 2 days...not snow, not sleet, not freezing rain and not even hail....RAIN... It's the strangest thing. We haven't had snow yet and it's almost balmy out. Crazy
Feels like Arizona, huh?
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If you're a David Hyde Pierce fan, he's wonderful in Curtains http://www.curtainsthemusical.com/, he has the lead and I think it's a perfect role for him.
We have a winner!
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I hear we had rain here a couple days ago. Hopefully we will have a good wildflower year.
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ABC had a marathon evening of UGLY BETTY, which I had never seen because of the Thursday NBC lineup. I'm now hooked. I love this series!
And now to bed/
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Got my hair cut today.
Looks nice!
I had my eyes examined yesterday, several years overdue. This was my token nod to those people who think I should have my head examined.
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Feels like Arizona, huh?
Just about, lol
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Good Evening!
Two more to go...
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DH has chosen tonight's viewing---we're watching a gang of teenage hellcats in tight pants, courtesy of DR MBarnum!
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I watched the first episode of UGLY BETTY back in September and it didn't grab me. I should give it another try.
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Edi, I thought you were a DHP fan. The show is light - one of those you just go to laugh at. It's the last Kander and Ebb and Rupert Holmes wrote the book.
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I think Hugh Jackman takes his shirt off in the second act during the fight scene with Jud. I haven't seen it in awhile, but I seem to remember THAT unless my imagination is even more vivid than I thought.
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DR edisaurus - Are the dates you listed for your trip to NYC in March? If so, I'd advise you to get a jump on procuring theatre tickets sooner than later. That's prime time for high school and college spring trips to The City. -And if you haven't booked a hotel room either...
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I think the only time I ever saw THE ILLUSTRATED MAN was a showing on the CBS Late Night Movie. It was cut to less than 90 minutes and I couldn't make heads or tails of it.
I remember seeing the Illustrated Man when it was released. I remember Rod Steiger's tail...
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Rodzinski and TPunk have deserted the jernt.
I'm sure TPunk is busy contructing something interesting with all the feathers, balls and eyes I sent her! ;D
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Watched some interesting things on TV tonight.
I began with the Blu-ray disc of ENEMY OF THE STATE. It's a conspiracy chase movie a la THREE DAYS OF THE CONDOR, and though there are lapses in plotting and some inconsistent characterizations, I just took the ride and enjoyed it.
The Blu-ray transfer is very good, but not quite the reference quality of THE SEARCHERS or FANTASTIC 4.
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DR edisaurus - Are the dates you listed for your trip to NYC in March? If so, I'd advise you to get a jump on procuring theatre tickets sooner than later. That's prime time for high school and college spring trips to The City. -And if you haven't booked a hotel room either...
I will probably stay at Peter's---and our opening is March 23rd at the Quad Cinema:
http://www.quadcinema.com/static/quadcinema/coming.php
but I will be coming up for a day or two around our Boston opening on Jan 17th.
Here's a show you couldn't PAY me to see:
http://www.stereogum.com/archives/003805.html
I think it's already closed...
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Several of us here are BIG fans of UGLY BETTY. I think it's the year's best new comedy.
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Bon Anniversaire, Chère Lectrice DakotaCelt!
Merci Francois!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAKOTACELT![/size]
Hope you had a grand day! :)
Thank you for the wishes Jane!!
I had a lovely meal with DBF at Santa Lucia
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I also watched the "Making of" documentary on the disc. It was a 30 minute behind the scenes look, but pretty surface information.
I have to say that it was fun seeing such favorites as William Fitchner, Dan Butler, Jason Robards, and some other famous faces in small but interesting roles.
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If you're a David Hyde Pierce fan, he's wonderful in Curtains http://www.curtainsthemusical.com/, he has the lead and I think it's a perfect role for him.
It looked from their website that it doesn't open until Feb. Did you get to see a preview? Maybe I'll try to get tickets for when we come back in March...
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Happy B-Day DR Dakota!!!!
I just watched Arsenic and Old Lace with Cary Grant, and now Im going to watch Double Indemnity. Yay for holiday weekends.
Thank you for the birthday greetings Adriana!
You will enjoy Double Indemnity. It is one of my favorite movies.
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Several of us here are BIG fans of UGLY BETTY. I think it's the year's best new comedy.
I will agree with you on that Matt. I have greatly enjoyed that show.
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Next, I put in SILENT MOVIE. I hadn't seen it in many years. Brooks has some funny gags in the movie, but what he was painfully unable to do was build a gag, and then milk it for all its worth. He had these great set-ups, and he'd get one joke out of them. Chaplin or Keaton would have taken the same set-up and found fifteen minutes' worth of hilarious stuff instead of fifteen seconds' worth.
It was nice to see Burt Reynolds and James Caan in their stunning primes, and Anne Bancroft's sequence was funnier than all of the other guest stars' scenes put together.
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I will probably stay at Peter's---and our opening is March 23rd at the Quad Cinema:
http://www.quadcinema.com/static/quadcinema/coming.php
but I will be coming up for a day or two around our Boston opening on Jan 17th.
Here's a show you couldn't PAY me to see:
http://www.stereogum.com/archives/003805.html
I think it's already closed...
If you were looking for a show in January, Curtains won't be it. It starts previews Feb 27 and tickets aren't on sale yet. (Jan 7 for AMEX and sometime after that for the rest of the world)
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After that, I put on a CSI episode which I had only the vaguest memories of having seen. This one involved two cases - one, a separated couple fighting over ownership of their dog and the other a man who literally ate himself to death.
Good show.
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It looked from their website that it doesn't open until Feb. Did you get to see a preview? Maybe I'll try to get tickets for when we come back in March...
I saw it a couple times in L.A. last summer for it's pre-Broadway run
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I had about 25 minutes left, so I flipped over to HBO which was reshowing ELIZABETH I, and I watched almost a half hour of it.
I haven't bought the DVD of it yet, but I keep meaning to as it's a wonderful four hour production. For a long while, I had it on the DVR, but I needed the space at one point and deleted it thinking I'd buy the DVDs later. I still haven't gotten around to doing that.
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If people are going to be around tomorrow night, wouldn't it be fun to do a live chat? BK, what do you think?
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Off to bed now.
Good night!
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That could be fun Cilla..
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I heard a woman at the supermarket, today, say that Saddam Hussein was hung. Anyone have any info on that?
Like Auntie Mame was hung??
;D
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I just might be here tomorrow night. The party I was planning on attending is a bit of a trek of travel and it's supposed to rain cats and dogs all tomorrow night long. I think I rather stay dry and cozy at home and watch Garrison Keillor's A Prairie Home New Year.
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BK wrote: "Just sold a Last Starfighter on CD Baby. They alert me whenever anything sells."
And every time that happens, a Jew in Manhattan jumps up and dances.
Congratulations! ;)
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Decided to watch The VIPs, which I haven't seen in years. Very entertaining so far, and I'll have more to say in the notes, because there's a very interesting story to go along with the film.
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Looks nice!
I had my eyes examined yesterday, several years overdue. This was my token nod to those people who think I should have my head examined.
Hey...you gotta start somewhere. :)
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Several of us here are BIG fans of UGLY BETTY. I think it's the year's best new comedy.
I really like this show! I think it's well written, well acted and has lots of heart.
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I might be here tomorrow night too...
We do close tomorrow night, and there will be a party. And it's also New Year's Eve, and there will be a party for that too. In fact, it will be the same party. And since I've never really been one for Closing Night Parties, nor New Year's Eve Parties... I'm thinking I might just hang out for a bit after breaking down my equipment in the pit, make sure I say a proper, in-person goodbye to the cast and crew... Then head back here to watch the festivities on TV... and be a part of the HHW festivities too. We'll see how things go. -And since the show will end a little after 10:00, I could still make the rounds for a good 45 minutes before heading back here... Decisions, decisions...
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If people are going to be around tomorrow night, wouldn't it be fun to do a live chat? BK, what do you think?
I'm going out to dinner with my family. Our reservations are for 6:30, but I plan to come home after that. Maybe we'll go to my sister's house, but I don't plan on being out late...or to go anywhere else.
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Well, I believe this dull headache is telling me to get some sleep now, so...
Goodnight.
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Like the new avatar Dan!
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I'm going to tell a GREAT story now...
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In the How Much Do We Love The Internet Department:
As some of you know, way back in 1969 I lived for one year in New York, Brooklyn to be exact. It's why I set Writer's Block in that year, and a lot of the detail in that book is from personal rememberances of that time. I went to be an actor, but only ended up doing one show - in summer stock at Lake Swananoa in New Jersey. I did Stop The World, I Want To Get Off there.
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So, tonight I get an e-mail from someone asking if I was the same BK that had done Stop The World in the late 60s in New Jersey. I immediately wrote back and said indeed I was. The gal wrote back and told me that her brother played Littlechap, Jr. in the show, and she, as a twelve year old, did his makeup. How insane is THAT? I love stuff like this, I really, really do. She's already written back and we're having a nice e-mail volley. She's an artist now, and married to a composer. And THAT'S what I love about the Internet. I've asked her if they have a program from the show, because I certainly don't, and it would be great to have it.
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Isn't that a grand story?
I've finished with The VIPs - what fun! Have to start something else now.
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Did she say what her brother is doing now, BK?
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My viewing of PEYTON PLACE was goind along swell....coincidently, I even got an e-mail from Scotty Morrow this afternoon and he played Selena's brother in the movie...well, just as Selena's step father shows up at the house on Christmas eve the DVD goes all wacky and pixilated and kept freezing!
Doggone it!
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Hopefully I can get it exchanged tomorrow and can see the ending!
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Did she say what her brother is doing now, BK?
He might be the one who does HER makeup now!
Turning tables! ;)
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I'm waiting to find out what her bro is up to.
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For a moment I thought I had read "what her bra is up to"!
I'm so French!
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Life has so many wonderful surprises!
Le chaim!
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What a wonderful story bk... Gotta love serendipity!
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Life has so many wonderful surprises!
Le chaim!
Indeed it does Francois!
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I love Sarah N. Dipity.
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And I've got the makings for a neat citrus salad, featuring tangerines, blood oranges, raspberries, and lemon yogurt as a dressing.
Quite tasty - some might add some walnuts for crunch.
der Brucer
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or croutons
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Eating some chocolate at the moment....
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Interesting... WE had some frozen snizzle earlier in the week wiht a bit of snow yesterday... Today we got an inch of rain which melted some of the snow and now we have frozen slush and we are now getting a lovely layer of snow on top of that!
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Going to work on Tuesday should be an interesting journey
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Only in North DAkota does one go from frozen snizzle to rain and back to snow within a 24 hour period.
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Snizzle is a local term for freezing drizzle mixed with snow, rain and ice....
Some call it sleet but it is coming down to soft and there for it could not be called sleet.
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Jump in George, the snizzle is fine!
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It is nice and slushy
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Less than 50 to go to 5500 by midnight tomorrow
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George, watched REunion earlier tonight...
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I am on a frenzy!
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Funny the shapes frozen rain and snow can form on picnic tables and cars
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Winter is now here... WE had been spoiled up to now
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However each nice day gets us past the coldest part of winter the fastest and that is December and January for us.
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Gee I wonder if I can get 300 before bk returns
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only 7 to go
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The snow on the ground right now would make for very painful snowballs due to the ice in it
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I just watched the second season finale of "Doctor Who" that didn't record properly a couple of weeks ago! Someone posted the episode (in five chunks) on youtube.com! Click HERE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Q9QK3kpWw) for the first part. :)
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Has it ever snowed in Los Angeles?
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Has it ever snowed in San Francisco or Seattle?
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Has it ever snowed in San Francisco or Seattle?
I don't know about California, but it most definitely has snowed in Seattle!
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I just watched the second season finale of "Doctor Who" that didn't record properly a couple of weeks ago! Someone posted the episode (in five chunks) on youtube.com! Click HERE (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1Q9QK3kpWw) for the first part. :)
Thanks for the link..
BTW, did you think the doctor thought Rose said she was pregnant at first?
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Hooray, we made page 11
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AND the person who posted the finale to season two of "DW" ALSO posted the next episode, "The Runaway Bride," the first new episode without Rose! It was recorded from an actual BBC broadcast!
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Thanks for the link..
BTW, did you think the doctor thought Rose said she was pregnant at first?
Yup...that's what he thought! ;)
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I don't know about California, but it most definitely has snowed in Seattle!
Does it stay around long?
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AND the person who posted the finale to season two of "DW" ALSO posted the next episode, "The Runaway Bride," the first new episode without Rose! It was recorded from an actual BBC broadcast!
A friend of mine burned it on dvd for me and I have not watched it yet. I miss Rose. I rather liked her
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only 31 to reach 5500
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I think I'm going to watch it tonight. This (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwOO-wlH9lU) episode was posted in seven parts.
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Yup...that's what he thought! ;)
He had quite the look of relief...
Now that would have been an interesting story if she was preggers with his child
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Does it stay around long?
If it stays cold...it can stay around for a while.
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He had quite the look of relief...
Now that would have been an interesting story if she was preggers with his child
Does that mean they actually did "it"?? :o
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Let me know when you get Torchwood