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Saw "Kal Ho Naa Ho" today. The Indians in the room thought it incredibly entertaining, which it probably was too.

So has anyone read any of his books?

Caruso has nothing on him!

I'm guessing Catch-22 by Heller, but I'll be damned if I know what chapter (damned if I care too).

I'm waiting for it to be bought by a local television station. I have a thing for Hugh Laurie.

Too many to name, really.

As long as it's good... ;) I watched Desmundo (meh) and am waiting for Lad de små børn to begin. I'm really gonna miss movies when I move.

If you make it 42 pages long you can skip The Hitchhiker's Guide altogether and get some Homeros or Chaucer in there as well.

But... but... he's not funny at all!

And the testing area! And maybe Site News & Updates and Website Feedback, Help & Suggestions could be merged?

What do you mean?

I watched Fidel and Lilja 4-ever this weekend. Fidel I didn't much like*, but Lilja 4-ever was a good movie. Not exactly what I expected from Lukas Moodysson and not exactly cheerful, but still interesting to watch. *Either speak Spanish or speak English, but don't go running around talking...

Way too ruin a (lame, I confess) joke, Wabbit. :(

Because that way you wouldn't discriminate. The two amazons. Pfah! ;)

Wabbit, maybe you should buy your stuff in Germany, Japan or France? I've used Amazon once (had my stuff shipped to my sister in England), but I don't like it much.

What the hell?

I read Avigon: Gods and Demons, which is a sort of remake of the original, shorter Avigon story. Plenty of typoes there, but the story still had its charm.

Then vote, damn it! :p

They're both available on DVD, if you're interested. (But you can't have mine!)

Avigon: Gods and Demons for myself and a William Sutcliffe book for my sister.