Call me a chubby chaser, but Aguilera is WAY hotter now with some meat on those bones.  Spears, on the other hand, I think would wind up just looking a pair of pajama pants away from "PeopleOfWalmart" territory if she put on some extra weight.

Call me a chubby chaser, but Aguilera is WAY hotter now with some meat on those bones.  Spears, on the other hand, I think would wind up just looking a pair of pajama pants away from "PeopleOfWalmart" territory if she put on some extra weight.

What's impressive is the time I played the album version of that on-air.

What's impressive is the time I played the album version of that on-air.

They'll edit it down to 4 minutes, drop a Will.i.am beat into it, and push the EQ until it pegs every last needle in the building.  Because THAT's how you make a hit.

They'll edit it down to 4 minutes, drop a Will.i.am beat into it, and push the EQ until it pegs every last needle in the building.  Because THAT's how you make a hit.

Slightly off-topic, but IU does put together some terrific lectures.  If you're (meaning anyone) at all on the fence about going, and you have the means, I strongly encourage you to do so.

Slightly off-topic, but IU does put together some terrific lectures.  If you're (meaning anyone) at all on the fence about going, and you have the means, I strongly encourage you to do so.

It's not that they're not buddies.  It's just that he looks at John Waters, and he only sees a man.  It makes it very difficult to distinguish who people are when you can't determine any defining characteristics.

It's not that they're not buddies.  It's just that he looks at John Waters, and he only sees a man.  It makes it very difficult to distinguish who people are when you can't determine any defining characteristics.

@sdelmonte:disqus Holy crap, it was Toyman.  That's how much of an impression the episode made on me, I guess- I couldn't even remember who he played.

@sdelmonte:disqus Holy crap, it was Toyman.  That's how much of an impression the episode made on me, I guess- I couldn't even remember who he played.

As a chance to see George and Weezie on screen again, it was great.  As a Superman story, though, I seem to remember that episode being particularly painful to endure.  Even by Lois & Clark standards.

As a chance to see George and Weezie on screen again, it was great.  As a Superman story, though, I seem to remember that episode being particularly painful to endure.  Even by Lois & Clark standards.

Anytime anything is described as having anything to do with "Crash director Paul Haggis", I try to imagine how whatever is being talked about would look if directed by David Cronenberg, director of "that other Crash".

Anytime anything is described as having anything to do with "Crash director Paul Haggis", I try to imagine how whatever is being talked about would look if directed by David Cronenberg, director of "that other Crash".

"…and an overturned broom with a bucket covering its bristles…"

"…and an overturned broom with a bucket covering its bristles…"

Not a big fan of reggae (my knowledge pretty much starts and stops with Marley's greatest hits), and Snoop has only done a few things to really interest me musically, but this seems like it could make for an interesting album.

Not a big fan of reggae (my knowledge pretty much starts and stops with Marley's greatest hits), and Snoop has only done a few things to really interest me musically, but this seems like it could make for an interesting album.