FTW

I sold a pair of hoop earrings to Michelle Kwan. She was nice.

That story impresses me far more than Bill Clinton sightings.

My husband is a friend of Cotter Smith, who played the President in X2. They were in a community theater run of 12 Angry Men together. I believe Cotter played the Ed Begly role.

Prince walked past me at the MSP airport, if that counts. Sadly he was not in purple, but head-to-toe white linen.

My parents saw Bud Selig (Turkey-Neck) getting frozen custard at a Kopp's in Glendale WI.

His wife came into the store I was working in once and paid with a Packer check.

As long as there is a scene of Buzz running, I'm in.

Thoughts
-When I saw Bianca at first and she talked about shaving her head after a bad relationship, I liked her. And then she stopped being likable.

I am also confused. At least Love, Actually had a cast that could act. Rickman, Thompson, Nighy, Linney, Neeson, and Hugh Grant is in it too. It's not going to change the world or anything, but I would watch LA on a loop for the rest of my life before I would watch anything featuring Queen Latifah and Patrick Dempsey.

Leave Chandler alone-he was puffy and doughy because he was on drugs again. Truly, the grossest thing is watching Matthew Perry shrink down and balloon up every season. And then there are the few episodes where his head is somehow shaped like a lightbulb. Bizarre.

Cheeto-lung killed my uncle.

Huh. I spent Sunday night playing Pinochle and drinking Brandy sours.

Amen, Ms Banmar. He must have thought she really did something bad to risk punching her right in the face. Better to keep it to the arms and buy her off so she doesn't tell on you.

Thank you Amelie.
That was some tasty hate. I haven't felt this much rage in a while. It will certainly carry me over the long weekend.

I used to love Mr Holland's Opus, saw many inspiring things in it, etc. Then I realized that he whines throughout the whole movie that his life has been wasted. And then I get to hear the horrible opus that he has spent his entire life on, and then I want to die.

I thought he was supposed to look like Bono.

I would say The Princess Bride does this perfectly. Inigo is dying and bleeding, and still is able to inflict every wound that he received to the man who wounded him, and then gets to kill him! Revenge, justice, swearing…completely satisfying!

Oops. I posted my reply up there, and it should have gone down here.

To add to this, or agree, I love any moment that the protagonist, or team, or whoever, is awed and amazed by their present location. Obviously the best example of this is Dorothy in Wizard of Oz, but works a lot in sports movies.