Jazzmoose

My initial reaction to Mays is always "he's overrated", but that's just my inner Aaron fan talking; I don't really believe it.

Debbie Harry Joe Henderson John Lithgow

Duke of Earl John Wayne Billy Pilgrim

duplicate post...but now that I've got it, how long have the avatars been round? I've been converted to a picture disc!

Mary Kay Place Don Shows George Pack

Mae West Head East Trace Cyrus

You should switch them at least once a week, or they get stretched into the shape of that foot.

Missed this earlier; I just caught myself sitting alone in my apartment applauding. Unreal.

Terrence Hill Carrie-Anne Moss Lachele Carl

Ben S. Bernanke Ernie Banks Digimon Savers

Gotta ask, is Seven Inch Nails a cover band that plays shorter versions, or what? Snooker Arnovich Herbert Pocket Suzy Cue

double post...my penance for being a smart ass...

"Who needs a car? L.A.'s got the best public transportation system in the world!" -Eddie Valiant

Steamboat Willie Mouse Randolph Ratso Rizzo

J. J. Jameson John Locke Ernie Bushmiller

Trapper John The Painless Pole Dago Red

I get that this was his intent, but to me it just seems like bad execution after the first three sections.

Spain Rodriguez Rowdy Roddy Piper Hot Rod Williams

Frog Fagan Jack Dawkins Tommy Lasorda

House Mrs. Olsen The Spin Doctors

After reading the Faulkner stuff earlier, I had to pull The Sound and the Fury off the shelf one more time, mainly to see if I could figure out the second section a bit better. (First section I've read too much-it was too fun to ignore. The third is pointless; I'd just put it down and grab The Hamlet instead. The fourth section tells me that Faulkner had too much power in the writer-editor relationship. It's like having a Disney ending tacked onto Citizen Kane.)

Bebe Rebozo Emmett Kelly Donald Trump (or, if that's too political, some other famous clown)

Tom Tom Club Tom Mix S. M. Stirling

Zipper Harris Roy Acuff Ernest Hemmingway

Princess Buttercup Olive Oyl Luba Mason