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Killer!

They sound like a bickering couple. She's complaining that he never takes her anywhere and he says he would but there's no way her mother is coming along . . . period.

The expression on her face (yes, after watching this vid 6 times I noticed she has a face) seems to say "I am so bored. I am so bored with my life. I have such big tits but very little between my ears. I guess I'll keep shopping."

I fail to see what's weird about her. She spoke in complete sentences, admitted to her insecurities, and was mildly self-critical. There are many other painfully shy, even awkward, creative types out there--Flo struck me as thoughtful and a bit reserved.

If dance is a vertical expression of a horizontal desire than this is the melodic expression of female ecstasy. In fact, at 2:22, I see Bernini's "Ecstasy of St. Theresa."

Wunnerful, wunnerful.

I think it's important to note that Roger risked arrest being out-of-doors in shirtsleeves in 1966 London.

This must be footage of The Who performing for the Royal School for Deaf Children, Margate. True story. I read about years ago.

Told you once before

And I wont tell you no more

Get down, get down, get down

Youre a bad dog baby

But I still want you round

Hey! That's Mitch Waite of Mogollon Monster fame. He been kept out of his research area due to the massive wild fires in Arizona.

I can't believe not one of those fine women took pity on poor Tim laying on the hard, hard ground alone in his pup tent. No sirree.

to wildflowers: "are you creating buzz?" very funny

Suzi Barrett---so earnest.

good spoofage

I think I see a lot of movement on the berm from 0.18 to 0.32. It looks like 2 critters keeping an eye on you while trying to conceal themselves.

Such a natural, unaffected way about him.

I just assumed Johnny ate sh!t sandwiches every day of his working life. Who is the happy, well-adjusted guy in these interviews?

Lyrics just as true today.

so tuneful!

I think it's safe to say George Carlin hated the human race. I think he wanted to love his fellow man but humanity consistently disappointed him--beginning with his mother. Since humanity always failed to live up to his expectations he condemned them. There were a great many flashes of comic bril...

I love the way the Queen hooks her thumb as she says, slightly exasperated ". . . if you look into the wind like that . . ." Not queen, just daughter.

An early example of what Charlie Sheen would label "Winning".

Reagan? There's no shortage of twentieth century dictators (Stalin, Hitler, Mao, Pol Pot) Tony could've cited who started with the very same premise--a "nice, workable 200,000"--to inaugurate their new, perfect societies. It's silly how Reagan is still the bogeyman to so many people. The Kremlin ...

Groucho Marx said something to the effect of "anyone who cannot appreciate Gilbert & Sullivan isn't worth wasting your time on."

Makes me think of a cavalry charge. Slow at first then, lances lowered, BAM! into the enemy at full gallop. Fantastic.

A progressive (formerly a liberal, now 'no labels') is someone who expects perfection in this world and cannot accept that the world never lives up to his or her unrealistic expectations. [see: malcontent]

When channel surfing this latest incarnation of Jodi always stops me dead in my tracks. Wowza!

Billy Barty's mannerisms are very much apparent in Bilbo from 7:15 to about 7:40. Also, @ 2:58, Frodo channels his inner "Aunt Esther".

Aragorn sounds like John Hurd; looks like Nigel Davenport

On the other hand, Weisberg came across angry. He merely repeated what's already been written in the NYT, and other liberal media outlets re the Tea Party movement. He then repeated the same silly assessment of leading Tea Party candidates. (Newsflash: Jon Stewart is funnier than you.) He then cl...

Released within days of police finding li'l Katie Beers in neighbor John Esposito's subterranean dungeon. If I recall correctly, Stern & Co. were on an Andy Griffith kick around this time and the details of this crime seemed too good a fit with their earlier portrayal of Floyd the Barber as some ...

The poor guy looks like a towering version of Schlitzie the Pinhead.

There's a lot of movement above and what I perceive as behind what every one sees (bear cub, baby bigfoot, etc.) that is worth further analysis. I did a screen capture of what I thought were the best images of the inside of the "nest" and tried to lighten, brighten, etc. I didn't have much luck d...

@exenter2 you're a real tough guy . . . on the internet. Ha ha ha!

Maybe blinking advances the teleprompter. Eight, nine, ten blinks = eight, nine, ten lines down please . . . past that uncomfortable "Creator" reference. Watch it with the sound off to truly appreciate it the scowl portion of the show.

I predict this will backfire on Dems. Insulting your constituents' religious beliefs is never a good idea. They can kiss the Wicca vote good-bye. So mote it be.