I'm glad to see someone's thinking of the children who own iPhones.

I saw Music and Lyrics this weekend and Drew Barrymore is pretty great in it. I'm sure she's given some other decent performances too.

Mouse trap worked fine. The game was boring though. All we ever did was put the mouse trap together.

and Madlibs!

Tombstone is great, and his ridiculously over the top version of Doc Holliday is one of the best parts.

the last 4 digits of my phone number are "6969". I wonder if I could sell that.

For all the fretting we do about ID and creationism, I think all this young-eart literalism will end up doing more harm to religion than science in the long run. Making people choose between your religion and belief in demonstrable fact is going to drive a lot of people away.

I never really watched this show before, but I caught it last night, and something about it got my attention. It was a physical characteristic of one of the cast members. The cast member in question was not one of the males. If I remember correctly, my focus was below the character's neck, yet above the waist. Can…

Mega Man 9 was fun. I've been playing Mega Man 3 (which is noticeably better) lately and I will go ahead and tell you that it wasn't any easier.

Oh, but what you should REALLY get is a DS. It's got all kinds of fun casual games and is the only system that is still making good JRPG's.

I've had a ps3 for a while. I can't really recommend it. There isn't nearly as much good software for the Wii, but I still play it more than the other systems I own.

I'm with tummy trouble. The security tape is no big deal. Open it at the bottom and slide your finger through and it breaks open. Then just peel it off in two peices.

Digipacks suck. I never imagined that I would hear someone defend them. Jewel cases can always be replaced, but the digipack inevitably falls apart after a couple of years.

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Moment of silence, please.

True or False: You can get mono from riding the monorail.

When the commercials started out, they were about revenge. Starting with the "neat freak" one, they were just about sociopaths being mindlessly cruel. Don't get me wrong, there's a lot of entertainment value in that concept (see It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), but it seems like a strange way to advertise…

Now that I think of it, go for Miracle At Morgan's Creek. Timeless, but also very daring for its time (although it makes some weird concessions to the Production Code)

The soundtrack (the music and the whispery voice over) kind of hurt The Proposition for me. But the bloody violence kept bringing me back for more.

the Lady Eve will turn your scowl upside down. I don't know what that would look like, but still, it's a really good movie.

I've pretty much always been with women with terrible taste in everything (including men, HIYOOOO!). It's never really been a big deal, although I have seen far more Sex and the City than I ever wanted to.