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  1. Gets power on the up-pedal
  2. Very stylishly done. It was a lot of cool people talking about what they think is cool. Sparks is a lot of fun however and they came off genuine in their coolness.
  3. Mexican scientist studies 🦋 in NYC; has estranged brother at home. Hijinks flutter. Now playing at your local art house, coming to HBO shortly. [media=youtube]7WDk_mPU5Wc[/media]
  4. Remember it was okay. Only okay
  5. So is the season over? Congrats and a big fat FY to bfmc's Gulden's Spicy Brown who hammered the FY Yankee Blue Jeans 10-zip in the championship playoff. I held onto Taijuan Walker a week or a month too long, I guess, but still won the regular season by 4.5 games. In a special awards ceremony, the FYYBJ's crowned BRANDON BELT over Freddie Freeman and Joey Votto as Schaefer Player of the Year; KEVIN GAUSMAN as Schaefer Pitcher of the Year; JONATHAN VILLAR as Schaefer Bench Player of the Year; and um, EDWIN DIAZ as Schaefer Reliver of the Year. The League GM of the Year goes to Johnny Lunchbucket who picked last in the draft, took Lindor and Conforto as his top choices, and still whalloped you ****ers.
  6. I've never had to ask this question before but after retaking 1st place by edging bfmc last week, and a resounding 10-nothing shut out victory this week, when do the playoffs start and how do they work? Or are there even playoffs?
  7. Actor Val Kilmer uses miles of old shelf-shot videotape, and his son, to ruminate on a career as a would-be Serious Actor with a spotty career now ravaged by throat cancer. Hinjinx ensue. Streaming on ammyzon
  8. We saw the Jim Henson exhibition at Momi this weekend. He obviously was an interesting guy I didn't really know anything about, so I learned lots of things, such as that he'd had a long puppeteering career before sesame street. I also came away with the impression that as his work got more complex and elaborate--which he was of course driven toward--it lost much of its charm.
  9. No research, drafts last, builds team behind Conforto and Lindor, and.... First place. FY Yankee Blue Jeans
  10. We saw this. I don't remember much but felt it more interesting than great.
  11. I have starting pitchers, could use saves and holds
  12. How does this league work? Do I set my "lineup" daily? Weekly?
  13. I saved your asses. Draft is... tonight?
  14. Those are fair criticisms. I felt like the movie tho was a better presentation of good Gordness than the bio I read which was also admiring, I think the author appears as a talker. If you haven't seen it, musician Robbie Fulks' examination of Lightfoot here is a hilarious and insightful gold standard of Lightfoot Analysis. https://www.talkhouse.com/robbie-fulks-dives-headfirst-into-the-strangely-messy-world-of-gordon-lightfoot/https://www.talkhouse.com/robbie-fulks-dives-headfirst-into-the-strangely-messy-world-of-gordon-lightfoot/
  15. Documentary highlights the musical hijinks of an iconic Canadian troubadour. Streaming on ammyzon. Really well done. Funny, admiring but not a complete suckjob, makes a good case for his dedication and craftsmanship and.. musicality.
  16. We saw this. Good performances. The fact it was set in a different country made it a little more mysterious but you sorta knew who'd win anyway. Not the most memorable film you'll ever see.
  17. It's like one long slow moving hijink. You might like it. You might find it a little boring or without the ending you might prefer. I got interested in the soundtrack and we streamed some of the artist who works in a genre I've never really heard of called primitive country. https://youtu.be/Wq_rV1UuTEghttps://youtu.be/Wq_rV1UuTEg
  18. Two pioneers in Oregon in 1820 make $$ as entrepreneur bakers. Hijinx ensue. Quiet slow moving flick with a mesmerizing soundtrack
  19. Lefty Specialist wrote: Went there drunk with friends once, and only once. Skinned my elbow on something but was otherwise undamaged. But I swore I'd never go again. There was a lot of "Whatsamatter, you CHICKEN????' going on. Yup. my experience precisely, only I wasn;t drunk.
  20. I went there once probably in 84. I'm not much for heights and "amusement" in the best of times, can remember being terrified just climbing the wooden steps of the big waterslide that was basically a straight drop and it occurring to me then how easy it would be to die on it.
  21. coming soon to a theater new you: https://www.wewereoncerebels.com/https://www.wewereoncerebels.com/ I dunno what mag.. Pop Dose?
  22. Haven't seen the flick yet but you should control C and send the review to some online music mag where people will see it
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