Darn.  I was hoping to see the representative of Wavy Gravy’s estate tell the crowd not to eat the brown antacid.

All I can say to that is, “Good Dog!”

And an FB friend of mine said that the “Live 1975" 2 CD set of the Rolling Thunder Revue will be reissued with a different title, similar to the upcoming 14 disc box set.

There was an earlier “Live 1975" 2 CD set that is Volume 5 of The Bootleg Series that came out in 2002.

From what I’ve read, there won’t be an “Abridged/Best Of” 2CD set of this, as there have been with the other “big” Dylan box sets.  I did get a decent price on the 1979/80 Gospel tour box when Barnes & Noble had a 50% off sale last summer, and I waited for the 1965-66 Cutting Edge box to drop to under $100 in price…

Yep, Hershey makes Dark Chocolate Kit Kats.  I just bought two the other day.  They also used to make Milk Chocolate Mint Kit Kats, either in big bars, or in the miniature versions, and they usually came out around Christmas time.

There have been Mint Kit Kats in the US before, but for the life of me I don’t know why it has taken them so long to make Dark Chocolate ones.

I can say that High Hopes had some decent songs on it, Working On A Dream, not so much. I think the non stop touring he was doing prior to Springsteen On Broadway had something to do with that.  Like Elvis Costello’s Cruel Smile, High Hopes felt more like a tour souvenir to me than anything else.

When I hit the Powerball or Mega Millions, my charitable organization will offer to hire the comedian of my choice, such as let’s say Anthony Jeselnik, Doug Stanhope, Sarah Silverman, among others to emcee “Nerd Prom” at no cost to the organizers. 

It looks like Asner is subscribing to the George Burns dictum, “I can’t die.  I’m booked.”

Eartha was the best TV Catwoman, as unlike Julie Newman or Lee Meriwether, she made no bone about wanting to make googly eyes with Batman.  She wanted to kill him, period.

I refuse to buy anything from anyone who can’t spell Ferrari.

Every generation’s Joker has been great.  Except for Leto.  Leto’s Joker is the Poochie of the Joker Universe.

I remember seeing those in Sam’s Club, back when they still sold DVD’s.  I’m still kicking myself for not buying any of them.

Ironically, if he’s not stuck in isolation to keep him from getting his throat slit, he’ll probably become the love toy of one of his stronger, meaner Aryan buddies, for protection and the fact that’s he’s nothing unless he’s barreling through a crowd in a Dodge Charger, and probably won’t have any say in becoming…

That sounds like what Hunter S. Thompson did to the tires on his “Great White Shark” (A Cadillac Coupe DeVille convertible) in “Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. He kept going back to the same gas station and kept adding air to the tires, to see if that would improve the handling, and got them up to 75 psi, which…

I though I had a white hot heat for Fred Honsberger, until those two idiots came along. Whenever they start babbling, I just keep chanting, “Weather on the eights, weather on the eights.”

I for one wish this had been made, if only for how awful it would have been. It would have made Ishtar look like Citizen Kane.

I remember reading in the early 2000's when DVD’s were taking over from VHS that Disney had planned a 2 DVD set of this, with a restored print, and several documentaries about the book, film, etc. with commentary from prominent film and social historians.  Then, radio silence.  Also around the same time, Warner…

It was seeing Peggy clean the grill, picnic table, etc. that turned Al on. Towards the end, Peggy wasn’t thrilled with Al’s picnic lust, as she was totally disheveled and literally crying at the idea of having sex with Al.