Truthfully, if you’re gonna play lottery, let the machine pick. If you have “lucky numbers”, and you don’t play the one time they come up, you’ll gnash your teeth.

I hear you; I’m not talking about hams and 5.9Ghz, but just in general.

Yep. Paul Lukas has quite an eye for design of all sorts.

Wow. Before this article I didn’t know this was a thing.

From Terry Gilliam’s Brazil:, two agency workers insert a plug inside a huge hole, in the floor of an apartment. It crashes loudly to the floor of the apartment below.

The standing joke used to be, when Americans (like me) crossed the border to Canada, was “I’m only going 70, like the sign says, but I can’t keep the car on the road!”

Who knew radio frequency bands could be this exciting?

And Marvin Lee. “I was born, under a wandrin’ star”.

The last time there was a Deadspin item on the shift, I typed the phrase “bunt double”.

But does the Panhard carry a little shuttle to deliver Elroy to school with?

What I remember about the US goalie were two immediate, long, throws up her left-hand side. The US were really going for a counterattack. Now I’ll have to see if she does this all the time.

Bingo!

Oh, no problem. On my reading list, incidentally, is Roadshow, which documents the Hollywood musical in the 60s.

“She looks like Blossom!”

As she was clearly the most beautiful woman ever...

Marni Nixon, the same woman who’d ghost-sung for Natalie Wood in West Side Story...

Seconded on that book. Then again I’m a sucker for histories of the Hollywood studio era, and this is basically an epilogue for it.

But without the bomb of Darling Lili we wouldn’t have S.O.B.

Okay, I’m ready to believe it’s real. But then again I thought “Beethoven’s Second Movement” was about house-training a St. Bernard.

KFMonkey has been dormant for four years, and I miss it. Glad the site’s still there.