Given the context I figured the Las Vegas wf must be the thing that happened a couple weeks ago, and yeah. It was hysterical. It's true that that show doesn't take itself very seriously; the actors always seem to be having so much fun. I think it's the reflected playfulness that makes me tune in week after week. And it really gets more than a few laughs out of me each episode.

So, I guess my big TV makeover will never air. The first Isaac show aired today, and it's not the "first one" I saw them tape. And it's actually way better -- the guests the day I was there were like Alan Cumming and Rob and Amber from Survivor, and this is Keira Knightly and Dolly Parton. At least I guess I don't have to worry about what I look like on tv?

I stopped watching Las Vegas...um...sometime last year. For some reason. I think I just gradually forgot it was on.

I'm mad at Fox all over again for cancelling KC. Damnit, I love this show.

AD, OTOH, has been going through a terrible storyline for some time now. I hope they can spiral out of it before the end of the season.

wf must be the thing that happened a couple weeks ago, and yeah.

Given I've missed the past couple of weeks, you are probably right. I'd forgotten that I'd been travelling.

So defeatist, Jesse! They could very well be airing out of order.

Well, I was trying to stay awake until 10 so as not to seem so pathetic (to myself), but I can't do it.

G'night all. Be all entertaining and stuff so as to amuse me while I drink my coffee and read the overnight posts in about 8 hours.

So defeatist, Jesse! They could very well be airing out of order.

Well, I'll keep taping it, but I bet "mine" was a test run, even though they told me it wasn't.

Scientists tout new discoveries from Titanic

FALMOUTH, Mass. - The discovery of two large pieces of the Titanic’s hull on the ocean floor indicates that the fabled luxury liner sank faster than previously thought, researchers said Monday.

The hull pieces were a crucial part of the ship’s structure and make up a bottom section of the vessel that was missing when the wreck was first located in 1985, the researchers said.

Kind of an "eh" story. Except the end of the article cracked me up:

Explorer Robert Ballard found the bulk of the wreck in 1985, at a depth of 13,000 feet and about 380 miles southeast of Newfoundland. Ballard was not impressed with the expedition’s find.

“They found a fragment, big deal,” he said. “Am I surprised? No. When you go down there, there’s stuff all over the place. It hit an iceberg and it sank. Get over it.”

I still faithfully watch Las Vegas, guiltiest of guilty pleasures,

Don't feel too guilty, bon. It did make the Catalog of Cool. (on the left)

Tommy, I think you'd like some of these. Ask Santa.

Jesse, Aimée swears she saw you on an LA billboard, so there's that.