I know there is a sterotypically nasally, smart, urban jewish persona seen in media, like Sandler or Adam Goldberg or maybe Sarah Silverman, but all jews aren't like that and that persona itself doesn't mean someone's a jew--c.f. Penny Marshall.

Oh, absolutely. I have been distracted by more than one New Yorker in that regard. But "bubbly blonde" isn't a Jewish stereotype, as far as I know.

Maybe he thinks that because she played a totally formulaic J.A.P in "Privare Benjamin"? But that was, you know, a character.

There is ASL poetry. I've seen some videos of it -- it's really neat. The rhythm goes into the signs, and there's a form of rhyme in choosing signs with similar movements.

There's also ASL acrostic, which looks incredibly cool -- they tell a story using, in order, signs with handshapes for each letter.

Remember the giant pink bunny in Italy that we talked about a few years ago? (It resulted in a COMM.) Here you can see it in a photo from space: [link]

Score! Naptime has lasted long enough for me to upload & name a bunch of new pictures.

Is Cincinnati chili controversial?

Not if you leave out the nasty cilantro...

Is Cincinnati chili controversial?

Only in that it's not actually chili.

Sadly, I don't like wine.

And for some reason I suspect Jesus would be kind of a buzzkill. In a nice way and all, but still.

I'd think he could come up with a nice lager for you.

Is Cincinnati chili controversial?

Not if you leave out the nasty cilantro...

Yeah, I like the stuff, but I'm not sure there is cilantro in Cinicnnati much less Cincinnati chili.

Score! Naptime has lasted long enough for me to upload & name a bunch of new pictures.

Heh. "You too other turtle!"

Dyl's a busy boy. I see an early walker here.

The Onion exactly nails my opinion of Big Shots: Finally, a show that boldly confronts the problems of wealthy white men.