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This place isn't the same without you. Irene Wilde

Lady, you scare the hell out of me. I'm going to remove myself from this dialogue now before it gets any uglier. Irene Wilde

Actually, RaVeN, it wouldn't surprise if you were attracted to something furry that licks its own genitalia, but that wasn't the question. The question pertains to any potential commonality between Mr. Banderas and chocolate and their effect on females. You are not a female, so I don't...

I'm confused. It's been awhile since I've read them, but that's my recollection, and it gave the series a very satisfying ending, I thought. Irene Wilde

I feel a need to lighten things up a bit, so I will share with you a strange phenomenon I have been witnessing: My 8-year-old daughter has been watching "Shrek 2" on DVD and it seems the allure is not the bright colors, the story line, or the snazzy animation -- it is the voice of Puss n...

Slightly more than half, Giz, that's the crucial difference. :) About 4,000,000 by the last count I bothered to look at. It is almost like there are two Americas, the one that occupies the east and west coasts, and the one that makes up that big mass in the middle. I don't pretend to...

But not every country goes advertising itself as "The Land of Opportunity," "Home of the Free," or "Defender of Democracy." No, you aren't the only one...and it's nice to know I'm not either. :) Irene Wilde

Further proof of my strangeness (like it was needed). :o When every American can go to a doctor when they need to, when black, brown, and white people are proportionately represented in the both our colleges and our military, when our border with Mexico looks no different than our border...

Cheap Trick? :) While the child was off to grandma's for a couple of days, I got to listen to Mr. Hunter's "Strings Attached" DVD (there, Mr. Oblivion, another Ian Hunter/Mott the Hoople mention). I've heard KISS with a symphony, Metallica with an orchestra and various and sundry other...

That's Walmart for you, and by extension, America: Swear words are bad, a copy of Playboy Magazine is bad, BUT guns are good! :cool: Irene Wilde

Many happy returns of the day, ds. Keep the chocolate cake out of the rain; you want it moist, not soggy. :) Irene Wilde

You're a Scorpio! :eek: Happy birthday you big ol' grumpy bear. Irene Wilde

No, it means you enjoy predictable, cliche-ridden, unoriginal, plodding, uninspired, sit-com humor brought to the big screen via computer-generated animation. Irene Wilde

But Mr. Oblivion, I'm IRENE WILDE. I give Mr. Hunter his props every time I sign my name. Irene Wilde (see? I just did it again!) :)

I managed to stay awake through it (barely), but my 8-year-old loved it, which was the point of the exercise. A Mom's gotta do, what a Mom's gotta do. Irene Wilde

The must buy on my list is due out after the first of the year. An as-yet-untitled DVD recorded last May at the Astoria featuring Ian Hunter and the Rant Band, with Mick Ralphs, Brian May, and Joe Elliott. I understand Luther/Ariel was in the wings itching to get onstage and play too, but he...

Only big ol' Teddy Bears. :p Irene Wilde

RaVeN, Angel Air has recently done re-releases of all the Island albums, which are very good and have extensive liner notes. I still haven't picked up a copy of "Mad Shadows" but I've been relatively impoverished of late. And I think Sony just did a 30th anniversary release of the live...

But it's their job to get shouty, don't hold it against them. Yes, that Newcastle. I experimented with several brands, but this hit just the right notes...not to dark, not to light, and available in America. Stella is also good, but the variety we get in the 'States is crap -- tastes...

"Death May Be Your Santa Claus" is always a good eye opener...although there's probably only three members of this forum who have heard this song. :) Oh those wacky "Brain Caper Kids." :) Irene Wilde