I'm a clippers fan.

Thanks!

@Zod: Mocking African-American dialect—even where it does not exist, as in the case of Will SmiTH, is the last preserve of seething "R word," which is alive and well around here.

What does that mean?

And tighten your buttocks.

I laughed.

Just for the record, I ADORE eXistenZ.

Eh. I made a Jimmy Durante* joke about Gilgamesh (You know, "Ink-a-dink, Enkidu…") and none of my college students got it. CVultural turnover is so thick these days, a lot of the old touchstones are buried under the detritus of The New.

I always thought was a "gu-gu-gu-ghost!"

I'm sorry
But it should be "smartER of the two" not "smartEST." (Re: Leo and Richardson.)

So long as I have my bippity boppity hat, that is.

It's interesting to see which superheroes are the character—Superman, Batman—and which are the power—Flash, GL.

Did you know that Shakespeare's Globe Theatre burned down under similar circumstnces? I blame the lizard Freemason Rosicrucians from Antos IX.

Not to forget Marc Alaimo as Gull Macet and Gul Dukat—the tufts of facial hair make all the difference.

First time I ever encountered the word "wonky," Harlan Ellison used it to describe the steering of the TARDIS. He used it in the "British" sense. The first time I heard the word "wonk," on an episoide of "The Paper Chase" made for Showtime, it was used in the "American" sense. Thing is, it was used as a noun.

"Spock, Messiah!" makes great toilet paper AND a good substitute for a Gideon New Testament—in that order.

Preparation Heche, that was AWE-some!

"Yeah I hope you guys like waiting until July 3rd unless you're in New York and LA."

People in bear suits are fucking hilarious! The episode of Bear City where the mother bear walks in on the teen bear masturbating to bear porn is one of the funniest things ever committed to film.

Poor Ryder had to play 20 years older than she is—her scenes sans age makeup were cut.