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Mrs. Snath loves "Living with the Wolfman." I thought it was interesting but not something I would watch on my own. However, watching him teach his wife/girlfriend/whatever how to interact with the wolves and introducing her to the pack was pretty cool.

Wow. Of those ten cult films, I know of four, and of those four, I've seen two. I'm quite embarrassed.

NO ONE needs to know "Happiness". NO ONE.

"Basket Case", assholes! Jeez!

The best part about Mr. T as a bearded lady is that he doesn't get rid of his mohawk. There is no effort at all to try and convince us it's not just Mr. T in drag.

I saw the Yahoo news link for the death of the Taco Bell Chihuahua and exclaimed to my kiddies, "How sad! The Taco Bell dog died!" Their response? "Oh, no, the dog from the Transformers is dead?"

Is this what my mom and teachers always called a generation gap or is it merely a sign of the End of Days? DAMN YOU, MICHAEL BAY!

NIGHT OF THE DAY OF THE DAWN OF THE SON OF THE BRIDE OF THE RETURN OF THE REVENGE OF THE TERROR OF THE ATTACK OF THE EVIL, MUTANT, HELLBOUND, FLESH-EATING SUBHUMANOID ZOMBIFIED LIVING DEAD, PART 3 may just be the best movie title ever.

That said, the only movie on the cult list I've seen was Delicatessen, and I really liked it. It was like Amelie only with cannibals and clowns.

Gidget, the Taco Bell Chihuahua, has gone to doggie heaven at the ripe old age of 15. I’m going to honor her memory by pouring a some of a 44 oz. of Taco Bell exclusive Mountain Dew “Baja Blast” flavor on the curb.
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That reminds me, I need to get up to Pennsylvania and pour a Coors Light (sorry) on my Uncle Andy's grave. He finally did make it out of the nursing home, back in the winter, and I promised I'd have one with him when he did.
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If you’re an orphan in a movie, it’s pretty much just assumed that you’re going to be screwed-up. That’s why I never trust orphans. (Spout)
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That reminds me of perhaps the most hysterical thing I've seen on TV in years. You know how in soap operas, nothing good ever happens when a character gets into a car? The other day on "General Hospital" about six major characters were all soloing in cars and another one was walking along the roadway. I about wet myself laughing, right through the accident(s).

I own 5 of those cult movies.

Which reminds me, I really should get a life.

That Crafts for Retarded book is a scam!

Hey skinhead! Leave your dumbshit dad alone and make your own fuckin' drum!!!

"," Your comment about soap opera cars reminds me of "soap opera face." It's the face that the last actor in a scene makes in every single scene in a soap opera. It's the jaw hanging slightly open while the camera lingers just a little too long on it face. I always imagine in my head a tween saying "nah-uh" to that facial expression.

@Robert

like The Body? :)

meaux, I daresay our next scotiabacon will be a whirlwind tour of bookshops. It's also quite likely few will escape our clutches. Best empty out the trunk of your newly be-speakered car, you're going to need the space!

And that Chapters ad may or may not have been myself in elementary school..

Pft. Ron Weasley. Every young western male should, at least once in his life, have the experience of being fondled by multiple Japanese schoolgirls.

It's not really that hard -- just go on a summer student exchange and act American. Remember, the Japanese are much more reasonable about things like sexual harassment.

Eyvi, I'm gonna have the entire 2nd half of August to myself in Halifax, of course you can join us! Whenever meaux figures out her late-summer schedule, that is..

"," Your comment about soap opera cars reminds me of "soap opera face." It's the face that the last actor in a scene makes in every single scene in a soap opera. It's the jaw hanging slightly open while the camera lingers just a little too long on it face. I always imagine in my head a tween saying "nah-uh" to that facial expression.

Posted by: BWeaves at July 23, 2009 4:22 PM
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Yes, I like the pregnant pause too. And in soaps it's often literal.