soul searcher

Bells will be ringing

Another Beatles song I can't put my finger on..."For No One"?

I hear the song in my head but I don't know the title. It's a Beatles song from either Revolver or Rubber Soul.

Tim Burton's "The Nighmare Before Christmas" is a great movie.

oops, sorry, is it just "one line"?

Petty's show is great.

I love the TWs.

Trite lyrics, whoever wrote'em.

Regarding pot and nausea, I learned first-hand in high school how well pot works in alleviating it. One day I was sick as a dog -- it must have been a stomach virus or something. All morning long I thought I was going to have to get up in the middle of class and run to the bathroom to vomit. At lunchtime a friend said, "Let's smoke a joint." I was hesitant because I felt so lousy but after a few tokes the nausea disappeared completely. It was a beautiful thing.

Yeah but that line's boring.

I thought it was to alleviate nausea. Was everybody stoned? :B)

I love to work at nothing all day

I don't like black people? I am Mister black people!

Good points. They should provide the option of taking THC in pill form. I've been curious -- how good is that medical marijuana? Is it better than the stuff I smoke (which is pretty damn good)?

Still the Same?

Full Metal Jacket?

I think it's great. I also think we should abandon the facade of "medical marijuana" and just legalize it outright.

Right. You go. P.S. So did the Grateful Dead.

That's Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet Ride". I recognized it immediately (on Nov. 2nd) but I figured I'd let someone else have a shot. Here's one: Boys and things that come by the dozen That ain't nothin' but drug store lovin'

I know it's Clint Eastwood...I'm gonna guess "The Dead Pool".

I should mention also that, while I can take or leave the 1974 original, the 2003 remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" is one of the creepiest, sickest and most disturbing movies I've ever seen. (That's a positive review, BTW.) If you like horror check it out but be warned: it's not for everybody.

The other movies mentioned are all great but NOTLD is a definite. To that I'll add: -- The Excorcist -- The Blair Witch Project -- Rocky Horror Picture Show -- almost any black and white gothic horror movie released between say 1950 and 1965.

Yanks failed again. Maybe if we paid Texiera and A-Rod a few more million they'd show up for the playoffs.

Are you rooting for the Yanks tonight?

Interestingly, I say "thank God" all the time. And when things are tough I do pray. But I'm not convinced that all my prayers don't amount to much more than me talking to myself.