Nope, doesn't. Her character eclicts sympathy and lust in equal measures.

bondfool - I've disliked her more too, but she did find out a couple of major league secrets that would change anyone's mind. Plus, she's becoming more aware of who and what she is, and doesn't like it a bit.

But the security deposits are a lot less.

I, too, hate Glee and like Jane Lynch.

I read Cullen's Columbine
and We Need To Talk About Kevin, one right after the other, last year. Thought I'd had my fill of school massacres, but I'll check this one out eventually.

Don't call me seri…

I, too, am glad Stan is back.

Ron Wood
has not aged well.

Where's Raylan Givens when you need him?
He and Boyd could've sorted that out with small arms fire.

Attempt to bring thread back on track.

keptsimple - to your last point, check this out if you have a free hour or so:
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pag…
De-institutionalization got hip in the late 60's; I never thought of Hinkley as one of the catalysts to stick 'em all in jail but you have a very good point there.
I think he was diagnosed as paranoid…

And it all happens in Istanbul (not Constantinople).

TMSP - your breast fixation is really getting out of hand these past few days.

We can all lay the blame squarely on Alfred Hitchcock's head and call it a day. What do you say?

Best drinking game ever:
drink each time Burton takes a drink.

Weird how many artists were ambulance drivers in WW1
Dos Passos, Hemingway, ee cummings, and now Walt.

Killjoy!

Ken, I grew up in Dublin. I love Dublin. If I grew up on a farm, and was retarded, Bruges might impress me but I didn't, so it doesn't.

Don't know where else to say this
but it seems semi-relevant: Adam Parfrey's Apocalypse Culture books sit on my bookshelf at home. When I got them they seemed to border on the evil, so twisted was the subject matter.

Match Game PM!!!!