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Posted by Rob Sherwood Tuesday, 2008-November-18 07:55 Hello Possums! Damn, I wish I had thought of Dame Edna before Dame Edna thought of Dame Edna. I got to see her one woman show in SF a few years ago and I laughed so hard I thought I was going to faint. I have a history of doing that. Just this past week-end something made me laugh so hard I had trouble getting my breath. I can't remember what was so amusing. It wasn't the Vikings game OR the weather. This weather is so depressing. I got here in time to see snow and snow sucks. I am not sure how long it will take my body to adjust to this weather. Last night when I got in bed, the temperature in my bedroom was 76 degrees. That's warm...even for me. I DO, however, enjoy wasting carbon fuels and distorting my carbon footprint. Later today I intend to waste some gasoline, contribute to de-forestation in Brazil, and laugh at the poor and lame. Pages: 1 - 2
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Just got back from the Left Coast where it was, for the first few days of my visit, record breaking warm. I thought seriously about wandering into Sam Wo's but was only in The City for one day (spent most of my time in the Big Sur area) so didn't have the opportunity. Sodini's got serious consideration for my evening repaste but alas - better avert your eyes - I went for the seafood. Yes, damn it, seafood! Crab Louie at #9 Fishermen's Grotto. Also ate most of a loaf of sourdough so it was a very fine evening indeed.
Marco
P.S. Came back to a 3-way tie at the top of the NFC Norris after the Vikes lost to Tampa (no surprise) and the Pack smacked Da Bears (surprise). The Packers are scizophrenic. One week they look like they should be in the Superbowl and the next they look like they couldn't beat the UMD Bulldogs.
Several replies necessary. Deane's mention of the studios being a block outside compliance. Were those the studios at Carpenter & Las Palmas...out in the country? I remember riding around with Bill looking at potential office/studio sites IN Modesto and trying to figure out exactly how far they were and whether they would work. Anyway...when they changed the rule, while Bill was still there and when I was in San Francisco, they moved the Studios into Modesto over by Coffee Road. That was way before the current people moved the tower/transmitter.
I have been a regular social butterfly since getting here. Last night was the masochistic Christmas City of the North Parade. The temp at parade time was surely only about 20 degrees. Fortunately, no wind and I was toasty throughout with 3 pair of socks (hardly could get my shoes on), 3 pair of pants, 2 t-shirts, a hoodie, sweater and over-coat, gloves and a knit cap from Sak's 5th Avenue in San Francisco. The cap was ridiculously expensive and not very warm. In Downtown Duluth, lips were sticking to trumpet mouthpieces and hookers were sticking to the lamp-poles. (In California they spray the lamp-poles with PAM) (In San Francisco the poles are Teflon)
This afternoon the opera HD and got to see The Damnation of Faust. The staging tech stuff was incredible and at the end finally got some of those body tingles....Tonight....going out for pizza and hope your week-end is super.
PS: I would kill for a loaf of good sourdough. Louie can keep his crabs.
Damn this show is good. Nextel tie-in. These walkie-talkies work good even in freaking Africa! Jack kills someone.
Why did his friend have to die? Jack could have held on to the toe and the heel of the shoe while his friend carefully untied it and wiggled out his foot. Then they could fill the shoe with rocks and molten lead and made their get-away. The lead could have slowly leaked out of a hole in the toe until it got too light and that would be just when the bad guys arrived and said, "Look at the freaking shoe!" And another thing....the OLD Jack Bauer would have killed the little 'cockroach' kid. "Dammit! We don't have time!" I have to go to bed. Nighty.