What was it?
Strega's hooking me up with "Slow Bob..."
He's a nice guy and fun to talk with -- but I've never had the nerve to ask him if he got a piece of the merchandising on Nighmare.
Kind of doubt it with Tim Burton's name over the title, even though Henry directed it. I think that was his resume builder. I hope he gets to do
Geek Love
like he's been wanting.
Or, blame the pot I smoked that one time in the Valley. Let that be a lesson to you, children: if an NFL player offers you a hit off his bong, Just. Say. No.
Sleep good. Strangers proffering hugs bad. Allyson mean. Verbs unnecessary.
That is all ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. G'night all.
Night, Hec! Night, Strega!
Grading is much less fun than sleeping and/or posting. Though maybe not of posting while sleeping.
WaT?
Without a Trace. They finally reaired this ep that I had missed.
Kristen, do you know when you'll be done with the dental nightmare you've been so brave to go all the way through?
I think no later than my birthday. I have about 4 more appointments: a checkup, the dreaded prep for the upper crowns, the installation of said crowns and then a final checkup. Then, hopefully, it should just be twice yearly checkups and cleanings.
Kind of doubt it with Tim Burton's name over the title, even though Henry directed it.
That's always been my assumption too. Dude, even a teeeeeny piece of it would have the kids in diamond ponys for life though. Moral of the story: Even 1%
Night, Hec!
Goodnight, Nilly! I suggest you grade the papers by throwing them down the stairs and giving A's to any which are heavy enough to slide down and reach the next landing.
"rather irritatingly"? Cheers Herc. Things I do for Buffistas. Whedonesque will return sometime, hopefully soon.
Heather, I bought the first CD. If it's as good as it looks, I'll get the second. You should totally ask your sister for a cut.
Joining the sleepy crew with a g'night.
Moral of the story: Even 1%
Yeah, well, Hollywood accounting is a special arcane art. And you gotta have serious mojo to get the back-end. Jack Nicholson made (far) more money by getting a cut on Batman than he did on anything else in his entire career.