For some reason I still have "compchorea" listed as an interest...
I wish that IMDb listed advertisements or something. There is a Starburst ad that definitely has Steve Buscemi stealing Jon Heder's dog and a Domino's ad that features Tom Cavanagh
talking over a toy radio thing--it doesn't t too close to him, but he is acting very Tom-Cavanagh-cute. If any one has seen these ads, let me know if you agree (on second thought, let me know if you even know who Tom Cavanagh is and are not Alden). I like it when cool actors take bit parts in ads...but William Shatner and Stockard Channing, why are you shilling for sleazy lawyers and auto insurance on daytime TV?
This afternoon, I watched Family Guy Presents: Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story, which my sister had rented for her birthday party this afternoon...I was sort of meh about it. Nothing about it really stood out about it except that wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube men sequence. A good example was the Bugs and Elmer sequence--apart from being obvious, it didn't shock or offend me--much less entertain--so much as make me nostalgic for the wonderment of "Duck Season! Wabbit Season!" So...entertained for the most part, but not incredibly so. Definitely works best for me in 20-minute chunks.
Your walk is:
'Dandy'
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I just had a flash of a line that Malachi mentioned once in ages past. I don't know if it was about my scene with Megan or my scene with Lily or some random other scene that I wasn't in, but I Googled it up--it's from, of all things, Homicide: Life on the Street, which I've never seen an episode of, but I have heard it's quite good from Mal and others.
Munch: You remember when you were young and the most exciting thing that you thought of was that girl in your French class? You hoped she'd talk to you, let you walk her home, maybe even let you hold her hand.
Kellerman: Every time you looked at her you got embarrassed.
Munch: You couldn't imagine sleeping with her. All you could think about was reaching down for her hand, weaving your fingers together, have her palm touch your palm. We forget what that was like. We have sex, get married, fight, get divorced. Somewhere along the line we forgot how wonderful it is to hold another human being's hand. What happens to us that we take things like that for granted?
Kellerman: I don't know...We get older, I guess.
Munch: We get older, forget who we used to be, what we used to believe in. Love, peace, the Colts would always be in Baltimore. Here's to all the Helen Rosenthal's of the world.
I...just felt like sharing that, because I really like it.
talking over a toy radio thing--it doesn't t too close to him, but he is acting very Tom-Cavanagh-cute. If any one has seen these ads, let me know if you agree (on second thought, let me know if you even know who Tom Cavanagh is and are not Alden). I like it when cool actors take bit parts in ads...but William Shatner and Stockard Channing, why are you shilling for sleazy lawyers and auto insurance on daytime TV?
This afternoon, I watched Family Guy Presents: Stewie Griffin - The Untold Story, which my sister had rented for her birthday party this afternoon...I was sort of meh about it. Nothing about it really stood out about it except that wacky waving inflatable arm flailing tube men sequence. A good example was the Bugs and Elmer sequence--apart from being obvious, it didn't shock or offend me--much less entertain--so much as make me nostalgic for the wonderment of "Duck Season! Wabbit Season!" So...entertained for the most part, but not incredibly so. Definitely works best for me in 20-minute chunks.
Your walk is:
'Dandy'
Take this quiz at QuizGalaxy.com
I just had a flash of a line that Malachi mentioned once in ages past. I don't know if it was about my scene with Megan or my scene with Lily or some random other scene that I wasn't in, but I Googled it up--it's from, of all things, Homicide: Life on the Street, which I've never seen an episode of, but I have heard it's quite good from Mal and others.
Munch: You remember when you were young and the most exciting thing that you thought of was that girl in your French class? You hoped she'd talk to you, let you walk her home, maybe even let you hold her hand.
Kellerman: Every time you looked at her you got embarrassed.
Munch: You couldn't imagine sleeping with her. All you could think about was reaching down for her hand, weaving your fingers together, have her palm touch your palm. We forget what that was like. We have sex, get married, fight, get divorced. Somewhere along the line we forgot how wonderful it is to hold another human being's hand. What happens to us that we take things like that for granted?
Kellerman: I don't know...We get older, I guess.
Munch: We get older, forget who we used to be, what we used to believe in. Love, peace, the Colts would always be in Baltimore. Here's to all the Helen Rosenthal's of the world.
I...just felt like sharing that, because I really like it.