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thought it would rate a big beautiful post, but I have nothing.(Still more than Alma, apparently.)
So I'll just leave it at:
Good night moon,
Good night stars,
Good night po-po,
good night fiends,
good night hustlers,
Good night schemers.
Good night, everyone,
Everywhere.Also ( Read more... )

Templeton the shady reporter is just too disgusting.I'm not weighing in on the Sun-fakery thing, in fact I'm inclined to agree that might be so, if often more subtle and hard to spot than the dookie he's dishing up here. But Templeton is just sort of a scene-suck because he does everything but dart his eyes while DUH-DUH-DUH sinister music plays.(I ( Read more... )

I tried to stop myself, seriously.( Read more... )

in the best way possible.I'm still down so I probably should watch something else, but (sniff) "Hubby"'s first H:LOTS. I'm still there. Somehow I can't stop thinking about Vaughn Perkins' "I had the power, but forgot who I was." I don't know why, because I've never really had the power. I guess because I've watched a lot of cop shows and most of ( Read more... )

There are no longer any H:LOTS eps I haven't seen. I don't know why I'm commemorating that, except being a social failure living with your mother doesn't leave you a hell of a lot to commemorate, and I guess it makes sense with this journal having been initially a place just to leave fic ( Read more... )

That little kid on Countdown reminded me of when I was a kid and pointed at a picture of Nixon and said "Oh, look, Tricky Dick."(I thought it was his *name*. I guess I was lucky it wasn't McNamara, because I heard his name as Robert Fuckin' McNamara...my mom still calls him that.) Bush is always "That Fucker George Bush." although with all the ( Read more... )

but it's funny to watch reporters flip out like mammals over getting "The Wire" treatment. Not even going to speculate about whether that other crime reporter is faking or not, because honestly? DS could have pulled the whole thought out of his butt with tongs and I'd still defend him. He took my brain apart and put it back together again. I sort ( Read more... )

* Now that I've seen all the episodes, I'm even more impressed with Pam's tire change and coal walk at the end of Season Three. They represent a woman who's not(as, at least) scared of her own feelings. Message for all of us, there ( Read more... )

but I can't stop thinking of this quote from the Simon profile ( Read more... )