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Mar. 19th, 2008 12:46 amLooks like I'll be receiving my Deficit Stimulus Package from the gubmint the week after my birthday. Happy birthday to me, but with more irony than when I said it earlier today.
Mar. 19th, 2008
Don't watch that! Watch this!
Mar. 19th, 2008 02:20 pmThe headline "Boss button" helps fans watch Madness at work does not, in fact, refer to the two-tone band responsible for One Step Beyond. I was disappointed when I found out.
Useful use for spam mail #17: Take the names in the 'From:' field, and use them in your RPG or in your fiction.
Useful use for spam mail #17: Take the names in the 'From:' field, and use them in your RPG or in your fiction.
You, sir, are no Gene Kelly
Mar. 19th, 2008 10:35 pmMaureen Dowd compares G-Bu's tap dancing on the White House steps to Gene Kelly. Mrs. Kelly begs to differ.
Dowd's column, "Soft Shoe in Hard Times," asked "why the president is in such a fine mood" - at a time when "the dollar's crumpling, the recession's thundering, the Dow's bungee-jumping and the world's disapproving." Nevertheless, she noted, Bush "has turned into Gene Kelly, tap dancing and singing in a one-man review called 'The Most Happy Fella.'"
Kelly's widow contrasted her late husband's achievements with those of the president. Kelley, she wrote, "graduated with a degree in economics from Pitt," and, unlike the president, was "a most civilized man. He spoke multiple languages; wrote poetry; studied history; understood the projections of Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes. He did the Sunday Times crossword in ink."
Dowd's column, "Soft Shoe in Hard Times," asked "why the president is in such a fine mood" - at a time when "the dollar's crumpling, the recession's thundering, the Dow's bungee-jumping and the world's disapproving." Nevertheless, she noted, Bush "has turned into Gene Kelly, tap dancing and singing in a one-man review called 'The Most Happy Fella.'"
Kelly's widow contrasted her late husband's achievements with those of the president. Kelley, she wrote, "graduated with a degree in economics from Pitt," and, unlike the president, was "a most civilized man. He spoke multiple languages; wrote poetry; studied history; understood the projections of Adam Smith and John Maynard Keynes. He did the Sunday Times crossword in ink."
PS: BSG freaks
Mar. 19th, 2008 11:30 pm6:12a
(SPOILER) Joss and Seth talk Battlestar Galactica.
http://www.whedonesque.com/comments/15827
http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/index.php?clip=phenomenon
The special Battlestar Galactica: Phenomenon, previously mentioned here as being broadcast on March 28, already is online at the SCI FI Channel website. (Added spoiler tag for anyone who was awaiting the latest DVD before seeing any of Season 3.)
(SPOILER) Joss and Seth talk Battlestar Galactica.
http://www.whedonesque.com/comments/15827
http://www.scifi.com/battlestar/index.php?clip=phenomenon
The special Battlestar Galactica: Phenomenon, previously mentioned here as being broadcast on March 28, already is online at the SCI FI Channel website. (Added spoiler tag for anyone who was awaiting the latest DVD before seeing any of Season 3.)