Unless you live in a cave, or don’t have a radio in your car, you know that there have now been four apparent terrorist attacks on American soil. I’m listening to KCRW streaming through my headphones, delivering the carnage straight to my ears. Everyone here at AOL is running up to the newsroom to watch […]
And by the way, you know if I post a lot during the day it means either I have nothing to do, or don’t want to do what I’m supposed to be doing… just an FYI for the interested parties.
I’ve been watching the Open Brackets | Textism romance from afar for a couple months now, and it’s just the cutest thing I’ve ever seen. It’s great to see the sloppy-romantic-fresh-love stuff from both points of view and watch as he moved to France. It’s like a serial romance in three paragraph entries with (I’m […]
This list bothers me only because they’re all female and I’m not sure what that says about me: Firda of Weblog Wannabe Caroline of Prolific.org Meg of Not So Soft Meg of Megnut Caterina of Caterina.net What’s great is that Megnut and Caterina.net ARE two of my favorite blogs. I don’t know the other three, […]
This is the funniest Lego movie I’ve ever seen. Monty Python? You bet! (via Davezilla)
Have I told you recently how great The Norm is? You should read it daily and then talk about it with your friends.
This Modern World is brilliant today. Bill Clinton was the source of a comedy boom. Bush is single-handedly killing satire, because he is one! The man scares the living crap out of me.
I feel I’m breaking some kind of rule here talking about football in a blog, since I started my blog-life reading erudite journals about the industry, photography and literature. And now, here I am writing about football. Well, that’s just who I am, baby. I dig the geeky, and the banal. I’m a conundrum wrapped […]
Great Column in the Washington Post Magazine today. Football really is America’s game now. The only romance left for baseball is in the once-a-decade baseball movie that renews our faith in the history of the game that enthralled this country for the first half of the century.
I have a lot of stuff to talk about today, and I’m not sure where I want to start. Let’s start with the weekend movie reviews and see what I have energy for. Enemy at the Gates: I think there should be more movies about the horrible time the Russians had during WW2. The US […]