Oz ,'Bring On The Night'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Thief was filmed in Shreveport! I was so sad that show didn't work out. OTOH, look for my elementary school in Premonition!
sumi, I think he would probably rather do that. Though I couldn't see him with Sawyer, I could totally see him wanting to be one of Micky Stone's gang.
Tommyrot I was just looking at those Stewerdess pictures yesterday. I love the bubble helmet to protect their hairdo. As for futuristic Moscow, I seriously need somebody to make those snowmobiles.
I had a really good root beer on Sunday--Sprechers, from Wisconsin. Very yummy. The only thing that would have made it better would have been some B&J Vanilla ice cream (yummmm, root beer floats...)
Sprechter's is also a big favorite around Chez Zmayhem.
I love the bubble helmet to protect their hairdo
No, the bubble helmets are so they can breathe in space!!!
Except for the fact that they're open on the front. But I assumed the intention was to be evocative of Space Stewardesses.
A children’s book that included the word “scrotum” was recently the subject of great controversy in school libraries nationwide. A Google search has discovered several more questionable titles and excerpts from other works intended for readers twelve and under.
The Lonely Little Moonbeam made me do my embarassing loud donkey laugh.
I think the book with the word scrotum got so much attention because it was a either a Newbury winner or a Newbury medalist.
Hey, how many people grew up with five-eight-eight two-three-hundred... empiiire?
Me!! That, and "Just call NAtional-two-nine-hundreeeeed." The Chicago market seems to specialize in catchy carpet-store jingles--the latest is "Luuuu-naaaaa."
Hey, how many people grew up with five-eight-eight two-three-hundred... empiiire?
Didn't grow up with it, but since living in Chicago it's burned into my brain until the moment I die.
Just three blocks west of the Kennedy expressway....
I heard it was local to Chicago, but ISTR hearing it all through the 1980s in Phoenix and it's still a jingle in New York.
Hey, how many people grew up with five-eight-eight two-three-hundred... empiiire?
I swear to god, I've heard that recently. But I could be mad.