Genji and Juan_Carlo: have you heard this James anecdote?  Being an old fossil, all I know how to do is link the URL; excuse my limitations. https://www.univie.ac.at/An…

Genji and Juan_Carlo: have you heard this James anecdote?  Being an old fossil, all I know how to do is link the URL; excuse my limitations. https://www.univie.ac.at/An…

A freeze frame frieze of Pryor and Keitel attacking each other with the tools at hand — matched to Smokey's wise warning about how "they" set "us" against each other.  Good shot!
Parts of the movie were shot near Hamtramck, where I lived at the time, so I have always loved it.  Also loved the Beefheart song that opens…

A freeze frame frieze of Pryor and Keitel attacking each other with the tools at hand — matched to Smokey's wise warning about how "they" set "us" against each other.  Good shot!
Parts of the movie were shot near Hamtramck, where I lived at the time, so I have always loved it.  Also loved the Beefheart song that opens…

"Hi Daria…"

"Hi Daria…"

I see (and value) your point; however, the whole "Who are you?"/"I'm next ma'am" bit cracks me up.  I'd hate to lose it now…

I see (and value) your point; however, the whole "Who are you?"/"I'm next ma'am" bit cracks me up.  I'd hate to lose it now…

Actually I think one of Brando's best scenes is when he releases Willard from the container cell and reads to him.

Actually I think one of Brando's best scenes is when he releases Willard from the container cell and reads to him.

Ahem, Bob Seger anyone?

Ahem, Bob Seger anyone?

I just read your comment to my wife, a suicidologist for many years, and she says "Thank you."  Your posting here is sending out some small ripples of hope, and some people just need that little ripple to carry them back to a place of safety.  Thanks from me too…

I just read your comment to my wife, a suicidologist for many years, and she says "Thank you."  Your posting here is sending out some small ripples of hope, and some people just need that little ripple to carry them back to a place of safety.  Thanks from me too…

I'm with you.  I was hoping for more comments on Firesign.  The callback lines that reverberate across albums, the underpinnings of history, literature, film and radio scripts… Lester Bangs once said if Cheech and Chong were Henry Miller, then Firesign was James Joyce (of course he continued, "but they're not").

I'm with you.  I was hoping for more comments on Firesign.  The callback lines that reverberate across albums, the underpinnings of history, literature, film and radio scripts… Lester Bangs once said if Cheech and Chong were Henry Miller, then Firesign was James Joyce (of course he continued, "but they're not").

Brian Epstein.  Well, one of them…

Brian Epstein.  Well, one of them…

She sounds like a keeper.  Mine was similar: I offered Breakfast Club and my now-wife countered with Nightmare On Elm Street 2!

She sounds like a keeper.  Mine was similar: I offered Breakfast Club and my now-wife countered with Nightmare On Elm Street 2!