and this is why i'm not clicking that link

for jason heller, re: hardcovers
i understand and even agree with your reasons for not buying hardcovers. however, if you love books (in general or simply specific ones), you do yourself a disservice by not buying hardcovers. simply put, they will most likely outlast you. paperbacks are great, particularly for…

mancakes?
isn't that just a euphanism for shit?

useless
laptop has an hdmi port. tv has several. if i want to surf the web on my tv i'd plug the laptop into it.

what, no love for lee van cleef?

i've seen 'em in millitary surplus stores
also: "OMELETTES ARENT CRUNCHY" is a new favorite quote.

@ chancellor: kindle weighs 10.2 oz., so the iPad weighs about a pound more.

eh. looks like competition for netbooks, not ebook readers
bigger, heavier, you have to pay for wireless and who fucking cares about color screens when you are primarily reading text?

Aside from the shift in perspective, Coppola doesn't try to jazz up the story with more vampire action or whatever

yes, but "demolition man" tells us that, in the future, all restaurants will be taco bell. so, you know, in a few years that just won't be an option.

ben & jerry are terrorists?

acid + sex = kinda weird and not all that great. usually never even crossed my mind, frankly.

more love for "dirty rotten scoundrels". great film.

nothing wrong with the word "gifted"
it's not usage that is intolerable, it's improper usage.

when i saw the trailer for the film
i thought it would make a great game. without the movie. as a tie-in, i expect to be disappointed.

men of zeiss!

buy a fan for the back of it. problem solved.

it's all one holiday now: happy thankhallowchristoweenmasgiving everyone!

deviled eggs are superior to egg salad, if made correctly. and by correctly, i mean using mustard instead of mayonnaise.

peter o'toole is awesome, though i suspect whiskey is all that's keeping him alive these days.