"SNL: The best of Alec Baldwin" (actually, it just went to commercial, but before then it was "Inside the Actors Studio" with Baldwin as Charles Nelson Reilly) 
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Trevor...I saw that episode of SNL last night...
right now I'm watching a thing on ESPN about Malcolm Glazer's taking over of Manchester United...
FAC103 wrote: Trevor...I saw that episode of SNL last night...
right now I'm watching a thing on ESPN about Malcolm Glazer's taking over of Manchester United...
ESPN talking about futbol? 
Oh that's right, Malcolm Glazer is American, that's why! :p
watching the kids beat each other with sticks in the back garden ... think it's time I intervene :\ohwell:
just the oldest, he thinks he's Darth Vader and the wee one was just hitting back in self defence. Just an ordinary Sunday afternoon, roll on nine o'clock when all goes quite again 
Watched the US v. England match yesterday, a decent way to pass a couple of hours, nice penalty kick by Kieran Richardson.
Hay fever's kicked in for me now and I'm gonna stay home today, gonna watch season four of Seinfeld this afternoon.
Dunno what I'll do tonight at six when there's no new Deadwood......
On the uber-religious channel right now, they're showing a music video that blames everything that's wrong in American school (sex, drugs, violence, VD) on the 1962 SC decision that ended school-sponsered prayer. It's really over the top and trying to be "hard-rock" 
Actually, it's pretty fucking hilarious
Watched Team America Tuesday, I needed some cheap laughs and boy, did that fill the bill.
Dunno where it originates from exactly, but I connected to some streaming websites through WinAmp, and am now watching one of the very earliest Mystery Science Theater 3000's, with Josh Weinstein as Clayton's sidekick, and a really primitive set for Joel and the bots (they don't exactly look like they did in later years). It's called Moonbase Alpha, or something like that, starring Martin Landau.
The funniest and saddest movie in the history of cinema: Withnail and I. "Sit down man, find your neutral space. You have done something to your brain. You have made it high. If I lay 10 mills of diazipan on you, you will do something else to your brain, you will make it low. Why trust one drug rather than the other? That politics ain't it."
shot bru wrote: The funniest and saddest movie in the history of cinema: Withnail and I. "Sit down man, find your neutral space. You have done something to your brain. You have made it high. If I lay 10 mills of diazipan on you, you will do something else to your brain, you will make it low. Why trust one drug rather than the other? That politics ain't it."
I loved that movie the first time I saw it. Then I watched it a second time and wondered what the hell I'd found so enjoyable the first time. Still...Richard Grant is a fecking hero.
The Giants-Mets game at Shea on ESPN tonight, Jason Schmit(sic) has returned from the DL and so far the score is 5-1 (he just walked the Mets pitcher...the pitcher!...with bases loaded and just allowed another run) 
I'm sorry, you can't do that on the major-league level 
His Holiness, The Pope wrote:
shot bru wrote: The funniest and saddest movie in the history of cinema: Withnail and I. "Sit down man, find your neutral space. You have done something to your brain. You have made it high. If I lay 10 mills of diazipan on you, you will do something else to your brain, you will make it low. Why trust one drug rather than the other? That politics ain't it."
I loved that movie the first time I saw it. Then I watched it a second time and wondered what the hell I'd found so enjoyable the first time. Still...Richard Grant is a fecking hero.
Yes, just a shame about his subsequent career - Hudson Hawk, Jack and Sarah, Spice World anyone?
Church of the KLF wrote: Lucio Fulci's THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY...Yummers!
Fulci kicks ass. Just watched Zombie (or Zombi 2 for you Italians) for the 10th time the other day.
Are you an Italian horror fan?
Taboo # 7 wrote: The Giants-Mets game at Shea on ESPN tonight, Jason Schmit(sic) has returned from the DL and so far the score is 5-1 (he just walked the Mets pitcher...the pitcher!...with bases loaded and just allowed another run)
I'm sorry, you can't do that on the major-league level
Sure you can, no complaining from these quarters here...:)
Makes up for the first game of the double header anyway, when Ishii, after an intentional walk that loaded the bases, and to bring up the pitcher Brett Tomko to the plate, gives up a fckuin' bases clearing double to the pitcher..
Mets lost 6-3 so that one hurts just a bit.
Watched the DVD of Stereolab videos that was included in the box set.
The episode of Aqua Teens where Master Shake dips the cow in grease and then dumps the leftover oil in the woods...classic 
Best of Eddie Murphy on Saturday Night Live - it has not aged well, except for the assassination of Buckwheat.
[darkgreen]Green[/darkgreen] wrote:
Taboo # 7 wrote: The Giants-Mets game at Shea on ESPN tonight, Jason Schmit(sic) has returned from the DL and so far the score is 5-1 (he just walked the Mets pitcher...the pitcher!...with bases loaded and just allowed another run)
I'm sorry, you can't do that on the major-league level
Sure you can, no complaining from these quarters here...:)
Makes up for the first game of the double header anyway, when Ishii, after an intentional walk that loaded the bases, and to bring up the pitcher Brett Tomko to the plate, gives up a fckuin' bases clearing double to the pitcher..
Watched the DVD of Stereolab videos that was included in the box set.
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I just got tickets for the mets against cubs in august. Hopefully, they still will be playing good.
if not
