I drank anyway. Hamilton only lost ... twice?

We had a grand time at my house. Bunch of theater geeks ended the night by singing There's No Bizness like Show Bizness at the top of our lungs.

James Corden rocked it.

Did you have fun?

Glenn Ford also appeared in these films in ascending order from 1939 until 1941
*(Imagine the film titles as thoroughbred quarter horse names and his character's names,that of their jockeys in the big race, with a seasoned announcer at the microphone lathering-on the color for the listening audience)

Texas
jockey-Tod Ramsey

So Ends Our Night
J-Ludwig Kern

Blondie Plays Cupid
J-Charlie

The Lady in Question
J-Pierre Morestan

Babies for Sale
J-Steve Burton/Oscar Hanson

Men Without Souls
J-Johnny Adams

Convicted Woman
J-Jim Brent

My Son Is Guilty
J-Barney

Heaven with a Barbed Wire Fence
J-Joe Riley

ANNNNND, they're OFF!

god damn it! This is not a good way to end the night on. I'm a father of a 14 month old baby, and that shit just pissed me off to my core. What a fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking, fucking idiot of a parent. That child could very easily have died in that situation. Maybe not from the fall, but all it would take is for another car to have been a little closer, and they could have crushed her/him.

DAMN IT!

>> ^Deano:

And this is why Seinfeld was consistently brilliant. Apart from that final episode.


Seinfeld as a series was basically, "Here's a group of remorseless, selfish city goers who suffer the consequences of their idiotic lifestyle choices." The tough lessons in Seinfeld were always hilarious and never cause for self reflection.

Self reflection on television is just depressing. Like that episode of Quantum Leap where Sam plays John Lennon's 'Imagine'. If I wanted to end my night depressed I'd youtube all the worst parts of Requiem For a Dream.

Metric's sexiest video ever? Yes. Emily is an awesome *femme!!!

Happy Canada Day for those of you out West still celebrating - time for fireworks now!

*promote the end of night celebrations - woo!

I just saw Floater play an acoustic show up in my hometown last week. Great set, but they didn't play this one. They did end the night with "Danny Boy," though, one of their bigger commercial successes.

*beg

what a brilliant way to end my night! *claps*

as i've said before: we are all born atheists.