Jazzmoose

I assume the "driving etiquette" entry contradicts the "obscene gesture" entry above? I mean, how can you possibly drive a car without extending your middle finger regularly?

Oh, this has got to be the winner of the "funniest post of the month" award! Help...I'm hurtin'....my ribs...

"Discovered", huh? Ya gotta feel sorry for that supervisor, eh? He sits down in front of the VCR with his pants around his ankles, ready for some serious porn action, and suddenly it's "Oh my God; I know him!!"

Okay, here's my take on the situation: no one wants to grow up anymore. We've become so intoxicated with the idea of youth, thanks to the lunatic baby boom generation, that the very idea of dressing up to go out is looked on as some elitest pretense. Manners are considered phony and reprehensible. Hey, do your own thing and to hell with everyone else... Don't get me started on the ubiquitous television set...

I started smoking earlier today. If the wife doesn't quit lighting those damned candles and leaving them where I can back into them...

It's a man's world...

I picked this one up during my "gotta have all the Lee" days, and definitely enjoy it.

And I'm pretending I didn't see that post, Jim!

Oh, come on; cats can be easily trained. All four of ours have mastered the "sleep" command, and three have been able to figure out "ignore". One is just too darned curious...

I agree; it's somewhat disturbing as it is...too much "keester clenching" for me!

I have to step in and say I completely disagree with jazz1. I consider the O'Day Mosaic to be excellent from start to finish, and as far as I'm concerned, the set concentrates on her greatest work. Although it would certainly be a mistake to miss the disc with Gene Krupa and Roy Eldridge!

Hey, this is a well-rounded board, Patricia! We hit all the major issues. The reading material on the toilet thread made a big splash as well!

Shit...I need that one to graduate! Where do I sign up?

My god, that's disgusting! At least here in the United States we have the decency to use farm animals instead of pets, as the Maker intended! Perverted European scum!

Not sure of your point, rockefeller center. Hell, I took a jazz class once...

All this talk was too much for me; I just ordered a copy, along with a couple of others from my "Gee, I'd like to see those someday!" list: Peeping Tom and Vivre Sa Vie. Can't wait!

Jim, I'm not expecting bellylaughs from this one myself. Here's the first paragraph from a Roger Ebert* essay on the movie that relates to this issue: The first time I saw Jacques Tati's Mr. Hulot's Holiday, I didn't laugh as much as I thought I was supposed to. But I didn't forget the film, and saw it again in a film class, and then bought the laser disc and saw it a third time and a fourth time, and by then it had become part of my treasure. But I still didn't laugh as much as I thought I was supposed to, and now I think I understand why. It is not a comedy of hilarity, but a comedy of memory, nostalgia, fondness, and good cheer. There are some real laughs in it, but Mr. Hulot's Holiday gives us something rarer: an amused affection for human nature-so odd, so valuable, so particular. *My apologies to anyone who automatically rejects Eberts' opinion because he has a TV show; I'll try not to quote him too often!

Wow...A Shot in the Dark has me rollin' on the floor! Though I agree that Dr. Strangelove is more of a "wry smile" movie.

Okay, Jim; send me a buck, and I'll see if I can find 'em!

Thanks for having a choice that I could vote for, soulstation! I don't usually get to vote on these sports threads...

Best description I can think of, for sure...

I am not a number; I am a free moose!

Is "vice president" in the music biz similar to "associate producer" in movies? "Hey, he'll give us free sandwhiches daily if we give him an "associate producer" credit!"

Who? Where? What board?

I couldn't say as I've turned into a mail order/internet kind of video buyer. I rarely see that much more than the latest blockbuster or TV series release in the stores. Here it is listed at Critics Choice Video. Can't wait to see this one; I know it only by reputation! Critics Choice Video