HIT THE BOWL, THIN BETTY!
Mr. Greene
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Yes. It's on page 1.
From the angle up top, also weirdly angular. It reminds me of the Star Trek movie logos of the '80s, looking so sharp you could cut your finger on 'em.
SHE'S SO SKINNY
BAM-BA-LAM
BU-LI-MINI!
@avclub-91546109eaf110327d50b0955865712a:disqus — Fearful symmetry!
"STELLA!!! GET ME THE OREK-BRAND VACUUM CLEANER!!!"
But you're looking at it without the intended resolution to that whole plot, which was entirely cast aside when the Salkinds cut Brando out of the second film; namely, this little number: http://www.youtube.com/watc… (skip to 3:02, because the poster put most of a making-of docu before the scene)
The plastic S-symbol on Routh's super-suit already looks dated seven years later; more will follow…
@avclub-64ad8f3af92ef8d9a1c7dfd7265e577d:disqus — Mark Hamill is a GREAT actor. He made Lucas's dialogue in the original film actually work, and you can see him just get better and better at his profession as the films go along… to the point that he, Billy Dee Williams, and Ian McDiarmid are easily the best actors in R…
And it's not in the book. But it's sorely needed to temper the idea that Charlie wins too easily.
I like the dark chocolate with blueberries in it.
I like Lindt and Ghirardelli, but I find they're too sweet. Hershey's has that nice edge of sourness to it.
He'll be driven by Joan in a neck-brace.
No, no, no; "whoreson"! "Whoreson"! Like Rorschach.
They're heinously anti-gay, though.
Penultimate episode's closing song will be "We Have All the Time in the World". Because irony.
Glen Gould!
My mother actually started singing along to it, even though she couldn't even remember the name of the song or who sang it — but she remembered the song.
THE AMPHETAMINES KILLED HER
BAM-BA-LAM