I'm not usually prone to fits of ooohing and awwwwing over baybee animals, but this is ridiculous.
::melts::
If we live our lives the right way, then everything we do can become a work of art.
I'm not usually prone to fits of ooohing and awwwwing over baybee animals, but this is ridiculous.
::melts::
There Will Be Blood
Michael Clayton
No Country For Old Men
Atonement
Juno
I love this new one with Baryshnikov as Peter Pan and Gisele as Wendy (I'm on a single name basis with both). But mostly I love it because television's Tina Fey is Tinkerbell.
What a match! I woke up at 4:00 AM, as I knew I would, and at that point it didn't look good for my man Djokovic. He was serving down 3-5, and got into a 0-30 hole. Who knew he was going to win the next four games. And 8 of the next 9! Admittedly Federer did not seem to be moving as well as he can, but schooling him in straight sets in a major is still a major breakthrough for Djokovic. He's only 20. This changes the tennis landscape a little, which I think has gotten stale the last few years with Federer's dominance (outside of Roland Garros).
Mine are nearly equal in length, and the article says that is often seen in gay men (but, no, it doesn't MEAN you're gay....relax Republicans). How about you?
I must admit I do enjoy looking at her, though. OK, OK, maybe I just like to imagine being her. You know, the whole "what it feels like for a girl" thing. Only she has to be a girl who can really kick ass. Like Lindsay Wagner as the Bionic Woman, or SMG as Buffy the Vampire Slayer, or Lena Heady, as Sarah Motherfuckin' Connor.
Have you been watching that show? That hot bitch owns me. I never loved the Terminator movies (and T3 was a downright groaner), but this series is off to a promising start. Also, Lena knows Gerard Butler, which increases her appeal more than I can say.
No, seriously, I can hardly say because he makes my froat go tight.
Not to put too fine a point on it, but:
I'm sure Lena wouldn't mind Gerry bogarting her post. I know I sure wouldn't.

OK, it's actually a roundtripper, but I just booked passage to the Great White North for Easter. Does it get any better than Vancouver with the Jews for a Christian holiday? No, sir, it does not. I haven't skied in forever and I'm developing serious withdrawal. Would that be delirium tree-runs, then?
WANT.
This tune is my current fave. I can hardly stay in my seat when I'm driving. Spoon! You think the maracas and tambourine are enough, and then you're sent over the edge with the horns and the handclaps. And the hook, of course. That delicious hook. Listen at your own risk. I was pleasantly surprised to find the video features all those instruments that make this arrangement so delicious.
It's one of the best science fiction movies ever. Speaking of that, why not head on over to Too Much Free Time and check out the Geekboy's post about the best of the best in sci-fi? If I don't watch the movie, I'll dive into some of the other goodies from that Amazon box. Like Spike: Shadow Puppets. Just when you thought I couldn't be any geekier, then I'm reading a graphic novel featuring vampires and vaguely homo-erotic undertones. And puppets.
So that this isn't all about my mucous membranes and bodily cavities (and conjunctiva...did I mention my conjunctiva?), I'll give you the heads up on Atonement. See it! Gorgeously filmed, impeccably acted, achingly romantic, and contrary to what I read a few months ago, it is respectful of the book (which I've loved as much as almost any contemporary novel). Gawd, I didn't think I could be feelin' James McAvoy any more than I already did, but I was mistaken, sirs. I could just eat him all up, or alternately, in some other manner have him inside me. I'm going to buy this on DVD if for no other reason than it's SO good-looking. The sets, the costumes, all divine. Then, late in the film, there is this jaw-dropping tracking shot across a battle-scarred beach that spins and climbs and twirls and bumps and veers and it will leave you dizzy and little breathless. It's shots like that on a big screen that make going to movies worth it.