Couldn't she do a Wayne's World 2 and be replaced by a better performer, like Fiona Apple or Aimee Mann?

Peter Dinklage with a Zac Ephron Hairdo was truly, truly remarkable.

If Meek's Cutoff had the women yammering as mindlessly as the stunt drivers in Grindhouse, it would have gone from excruciatingly boring to suicidally boring.

Anyone see yesterday's 2005 rerun of CSI: Miami on amc, with a guest shot by Hamm?

Klugman's performance in the 1963 "In Praise Of Pip" episode, about a gambler begging for a second chance for his son, who's been fatally wounded in Vietnam, may be the most moving performance ever commited to the screen. Good God he was amazing in some of those Zones.

No - wait yes

Just going to the Great Alaskan Bush Company strip club on Spenard would do.

Want Anchoragalia - Oil rapists kibitzing at Darwin's Theory tavern and alcoholic eskimos taking dumps in the park.

Fuck off, twit. I'm working here.

"A good story?"
"Romance over sex?"
"Clean, vibrant art?"
"Something to think about?"

I knew Hunter Thompson faked his death. Way to go Duke

Harmonies a little flat - Dave still has the gonzo swivels though

Never saw something about mary?!? That's like saying Coppola's okay but I never saw the godfather.

There were separate celebrations in Santa Fe, Albuquerque, and Las Cruces, actually.

Yes, Lurky, Spiegelman's rushed etching style is obviously so much more advanced than my own. Just suck my cock (once you're done slobbing on whoever's won an award, of course).

What a coincidence. My state of New Mexico celebrated its centennial over the weekend, complete with Taft impersonator reenacting the 1912 signing of the legislation granting it statehood. Taft is back!
http://www.lcsun-news.com/p…

Just to show I have an opinion as a fellow artist, not merely as a pretentious brown-noser like Lurky.

Her work looks awful. I don't care if that makes me sound sexist, it's an insult to artists both male and female. And the doc seemed to mark the end of his richest era (other than that rote translation of the Bible).

Missing the gist of the strip, Waldog, but thanks.

Actuall that 'sad late '70s Vermonters listening to Dylan' stuff sounds pretty cool