They said it about Peter Murphy too - it was a thing at the time.

When I was young I used to go to the low-end gallery openings of students and such (they're like bars but the beer is cheaper, though warm).  It was going to these that I came up with the best way to rile up the artists and patrons - I would stand in front of a piece, snort derisively, and say "Art is for the weak."

I would love a Numan/NIN concert, even though it would make me feel really old.

As a fan of HHG2G since the original radio series I enjoyed the movie.  It was a fun, albeit slight, take on the material.

Spacehunter:  Adventures in the Forbidden Zone

Well, he controls the means of production at any rate.

I hate it because its a religion whose credo is "post hoc ergo propter hoc".

John Galt is Nyarlathotep!

Daddy Long March

With this and her appearance on Star Trek, I'd certainly wouldn't turn down a roll in the hay with her.

It is a classic and very beautiful.  I'm sure the metronomic quality is intended to indicate the inexorableness of time - I kept wanting to linger on an image but nothing ever lasted long enough.

My prescription - rest, keep your leg elevated, and drink.

Watching Young Frankenstein reminded me that Cloris Leachman was the grandmother, a wonderfully horrible character.

It really is.  I was just flipping through Netflix and went "ooh, Young Frankenstein" and that was it.

Congratulations!  But not to you personally.  But Congratulations!

Get well soon

I watched the first episode yesterday and look forward to watching more.

Read the YA novel "Divergent" on my daughter's recommendation.  I didn't get far into it to realize that the elevator pitch was  likely "Harry Potter crossed with The Hunger Games".  It isn't as good as either of those, by a long shot - very hackish.

I think that every time I watch it - it looks so stunning, there's few sci-fi movies that can touch it.

You're getting nibbled by James Franko?  Lucky dog.