i usually catch up with Real Time on Saturday morning and the Sasse interview isn't available on the official you tube site

Yeah this guy seemed to be the former. not the latter

I met a guy from Florida who who took cracker as a positive thing, resourceful, independent, does as he pleases.
I use the rule that if it was on the Richard Pryor/Chevy Chase word association skit on SNL. I don't use it

Most of the farm workers I see are Mexican/Central American.

Bush appointed Roberts too.

They've been kicked around a lot.

I'll give him points for AIDS meds for Africa too, but it pretty much stops there.

Adam from Mythbusters has a youtube channel called Tested and he does a lot of convention cosplay. there was a Tortoro a few months back and it was quite good.

He's definitely one of the better ones. Shame a video comes out about ever 5-6 weeks. Other favorites include:

Bed at 9 pm? Up here, it's still light out another hour and a half this time of year.

Finn with a beard too!

Of course the odd thing is when he started out, singles were the popular item. Later, having the number 1 album was the bigger deal and now it's back to singles again.

You should look up his appearance on Colbert from about 4-5 months ago.
Fabulous.

METALSTORM: the destruction of Jared-Syn (In 3D!)

One episode Roz gets Christine 'drunk' at a male strip club and she gets on the table, swinging her jacket(?) around like a lariat "Make that thing MOVE!"

Wouldn't it be great if he debuted at #1?

A childhood thing that gets forgotten/disposed of is one of the most tear jerking things I know of and Puff was the first of many that hits really hard. Two others are "When She Loved Me" from Toy Story 2 and Bing Bong from Inside Out.

I don't know why I didn't think of this before but would you really want a movie where a seven(?) year old girl is on a penal colony full of sexual predators? ? I don't think so.

For those of you that didn't see this 2-3 years ago when it started, there's an art installation at the Tower of London of ceramic poppies, one for each serviceman that died (nearly 900,000). Every poppy is unique, just like the person they symbolize

The gal I had a Jr High school crush on had a very Blair hairstyle