i know i will get frowns on this one BUT THE HANGOVER IS HORRIBLE.
if you thought this was funny, then saying the word Poo Poo must leave you rolling in the aisles.
(my infant always laughed at that)

what a great read. i always thought it was the advent of wash n wear clothes...you know drip dry?

on a side note, was attending church services with my daughter in providence. went to a very old church near her school that was built turn of the century. and i saw that there was a clip on the backside of the pew in front of everyone...my dad told me that it was for men to clip their hats during services...now that was neat!

youtube greg when he spoke at berkley. i think it is four parts.
he is spot on.

i have seen the film twice.
i recommend it to anyone who wants a simple story with characters that matter. no fluff.

while i am here i shall let all know that UP IN THE AIR is a turd. it should be retitled UPINTHEAIR, the GEORGE CLOONEY STORY..

happy new year

ONE OF MY FAVORITE SHOWS...will resign myself to re-runs for i surely will not fill my life with the drivel that the networks produce...charlie sheen's show comes to mind...

remember that line in Broadcast News where Aaron comments on how that line we all cross keeps on being moved?? adam of escondido erased the line completely. i predict that whatshisname will be singing off the strip in vegas in a couple of years.

welcome to our world.
and God watches this play on Earth and knows who is speaking for the innocent.

God Bless you and yours...

adam adam adam as much as you try to ignore it, you are still that cute overweight little boy from escondido

frank sinatra singing "at long last love" should be required for any idiot that posts here with comments about this gosselin in drag's voice.

i was at an airport a couple of years ago. spent some time talking to a gentlemen who was born and lived in the town that rod sterling was born. he said that mr. sterling featured his town in many of the story lines. the street names were used often. i think it was upstate new york somewhere. thought i would add to this feed...
they celebrate his birthday and consider him an icon. he had one of the most memorable deliveries and his voice was remarkable. he was cool before cool.