Who said - "There are people who don't know what to do on a rainy afternoon, but want to live forever"?

"Aren't there exemptions for actors?"

"Aren't there exemptions for actors?"

I first saw The Seventh Seal in college in the early 70's.  Had to stand the whole time to see the subtitles over the heads of the other students.  I don't think I thought of it then but now I can't help thinking of the knight's wife as in "Gee honey, I'm glad you're home but thanks for bringing Death with you."

I first saw The Seventh Seal in college in the early 70's.  Had to stand the whole time to see the subtitles over the heads of the other students.  I don't think I thought of it then but now I can't help thinking of the knight's wife as in "Gee honey, I'm glad you're home but thanks for bringing Death with you."

Almost any Bob Seger song, but especially "Like A Rock"

Almost any Bob Seger song, but especially "Like A Rock"

I think that in their hearts they know it's BS.  They are one issue people: Gun violence, prayer in school.  Porn, prayer in school.  Kids thinking for themselves, prayer in school.

I think that in their hearts they know it's BS.  They are one issue people: Gun violence, prayer in school.  Porn, prayer in school.  Kids thinking for themselves, prayer in school.

The Devil and Daniel Webster is a great story and an amazing movie.  Walter Huston's "Scratch" is one of his best.  However, it is clearly a case of jury nullification.  He signed the contract, got the benefits but sympathetic jurors let him off.  I wonder if they teach that one in law schools.

The Devil and Daniel Webster is a great story and an amazing movie.  Walter Huston's "Scratch" is one of his best.  However, it is clearly a case of jury nullification.  He signed the contract, got the benefits but sympathetic jurors let him off.  I wonder if they teach that one in law schools.

During his ironic punishment in Hell, the demons are stunned that no amount of donuts (even to swelling up his body) can faze Homer. "I don't understand.  James Coco went insane in five minutes!"

During his ironic punishment in Hell, the demons are stunned that no amount of donuts (even to swelling up his body) can faze Homer. "I don't understand.  James Coco went insane in five minutes!"

Nightmare at 20,000 feet was also the subject of one of the greatest meta-gags in TV history.  On 3rd Rock from the Sun, alien John Lithgow was on a plane when he starts screaming about something being on the wing.  "That's the engine," the stewardess explains.  In a later episode they are visited by their leader, the…

Nightmare at 20,000 feet was also the subject of one of the greatest meta-gags in TV history.  On 3rd Rock from the Sun, alien John Lithgow was on a plane when he starts screaming about something being on the wing.  "That's the engine," the stewardess explains.  In a later episode they are visited by their leader, the…

"Put the candle back!

"Put the candle back!

They laughed at me when I was Romeo in the elementary school play … but look at me now!

They laughed at me when I was Romeo in the elementary school play … but look at me now!

Then the flip side - women who would never let you see their breasts in a lifetime suddenly decide to breast feed in public and it's your fault if you object.