BLOWN GASKETS

[bk]

Well, you've read the notes, the notes were suprisingly even-keeled given the number of blown gaskets that were in evidence, and now it is time for you to post until the cows come home - they're currently blowing some gaskets, just for the hell of it.

[bk]

And the word of the day is: MULTIETY!

[Tomovoz]

TOTD:
CD: 1. Alfred Hitchcock "Music To Be Murdered By"
       2. Hugo Montenegro - "Overture American Musical Theatre 1935-1945
       3. Andrea Griminelli's Cinema Italiano.

[Tomovoz]

Update:

CD: "The Tragic and Horrible Life Of The Singing Nun"

(I love this CD)

[Ron Pulliam]

And the word of the day is: MOLIMINOUS!

Didn't we just have "moliminous" as word of the day?

Is it double doody week?

[Ron Pulliam]

I wonder if Tomovoz has a picture of a "dirdy birdie"!

Any "dirdy birdies" in Oz, Tom?

[Ron Pulliam]

I, too, wonder about François.  It's not like him to "not post" on a Thursday e'en.

[singdaw]

It's not like him to "not post" on a Thursday e'en.

Or even on a Thursday odd.

[Ron Pulliam]

I loved all the TV I watched tonight.

That includes "Ugly Betty" and "Grey's Anatomy."  I thoroughly concur with DR MattH's assessment that this was the best episode in a LONG time.  It was full of pith and promise and potential.  I especially loved George's wife, getting the fuzzy end of the lollipop from a thoroughly misguided chief of surgery, begging George NOT to say what she knows he's going to say.   And then George agrees not to say it.  And probably no one in America/Canada or anywhere else, for that matter, watching this episode wanted him to say it.

That said, I'm still so thoroughly OVER Meredith Grey and her self-serving pity parties.  She makes it seem so plausible that she has no "link" to Lexi because her father deserted her.  But it was NEVER about her....it was her ball-busting mother, her weak father and life, in general, that deprived her of her father.  It was not Lexi...it was never Lexi....and Meredith is going to have to get over her bitchy selfishness and consider the fact that she has a blood relative who wanted to connect with her.  I despise the character.

I was very disappointed in McDreamy breaking down and keeping his appointment with Meredith.

I LOVED Christina's "wedding present trade-offs-for-favors" tactic.  

i DO wish she would have told Burke's mother EXACTLY what her son could do with himself.

[singdaw]

Didn't we just have "moliminous" as word of the day?

Is it double doody week?

Considering one of the definitions of moliminous, I'd say double doody is most appropriate!  

[Ron Pulliam]

Or even on a Thursday odd.

Speaking of "odd", on Thursdays, Fridays, or whenever....


 

[Ron Pulliam]

Considering one of the definitions of moliminous, I'd say double doody is most appropriate!  

Well then..."Howdy, DOODY"!

[singdaw]

what her son could do with himself.

The mind boggles.    

[Ron Pulliam]

Am I having a waking dream, or am I awakening from a dream...or is it 1:35 a.m. PDT and 4:35 a.m. EDT...and is DR wingshawl up and alert and posting alongside me?

Heavens to Murgatroyd!

[Ron Pulliam]

The mind boggles.    

Given Isaiah's on-set comments last season, my mind toggles at the idea of sending him into various pits of hell.

[Ron Pulliam]

Let's be ultra-careful, dingbrawl, or I may find myself in the 14100's before I allow my head to rest upon my pillow.

[singdaw]

And that would be bad....

WHY?

[Ron Pulliam]

Oh, all right, David.  You dont' want to play.


I can take a hint.


Good night.


Good night.


Parting is such sweet sorrow...


...that I shall say, "Good night...."


...till CBS fires Rob Morrow.

[Ron Pulliam]

Oh, fie!  You speak!  You speak!

Well, sir....it wouldn't be bad, per se....but it wouldn't lead me to a full rest in preparation for my Friday workday.

[singdaw]

TOD:  Media Check

CD [car]:  Sammy Davis Jr. sings Dr. Dolittle, Bobby Darin sing Dr. Dolittle
CD [home]:  Joe Nichols [various]
DVD:  Strangers on a Train
DVR:  The Closer, Season 3

[Ron Pulliam]

TOD:  Media Check

CD [car]:  Sammy Davis Jr. sings Dr. Dolittle, Bobby Darin sing Dr. Dolittle

I always wondered just who it was who would listen to such albums.

[singdaw]

So, DR RLP -

Have you watched any Judy/Mickey yet?  

[Ron Pulliam]

I'm not passing "judgment", per se....just commenting on the curious and the curiouser.

[singdaw]

I always wondered just who it was who would listen to such albums.

And now you have your answer, in spades.    

They make me happy!

You've probably seen such folk on your morning commute.  You know, that guy or gal driving past you with the demented look?

[Ron Pulliam]

So, DR RLP -

Have you watched any Judy/Mickey yet?  

Gosh, no.  I have been so busy trying to catch up on what's already stored in my DVR cache...and in the recording of some of the movies therein...that Mickey-Judy haven't a prayer of being attended till the weekend.

[Ron Pulliam]

And now you have your answer, in spades.    

They make me happy!

You've probably seen such folk on your morning commute.  You know, that guy or gal driving past you with the demented look?

I do, indeed, know those of whom you speak.  

I do not know, now, whether I shall find them less scary...or moreso....

[singdaw]

Of course, living near that den of iniquity, San Francisco, that's probably most of the population...

[Ron Pulliam]

But I shall be more on "guard"....


And much wiser, to boot!

[Ron Pulliam]

Of course, living near that den of iniquity, San Fransisco, that's probably most of the population...

No doubt a few fall into the Davis,Jr./Darin category.  I suspect, however, they're more the Berkeley folks.

The San Francisco ones, thankfully, don't make it over to Oakland too often.  

[singdaw]

And much wiser, to boot!

But, hopefully, not sadder.

Ah, Robert Preston!