Human without the bean

Shes Not There ~The Zombies~ Touching down in New England town Feel the heat coming down I've got to keep on keepin' on You know the Big wheel keeps on spinnin' around

A Dog's Day Afternoon

A Winter's day, In a deep and dark December;

Owen Wilson Marley & Me Jennifer Aniston

Get Together?

I'm not familiar with So Fine. Mind helping me out with a clue George.

I'm out of town for a couples days but I've really been wanted to post this: "Speak into the microphone Squidbrain!!!." BUT I'M NOT. So, let's go here instead, " I"ll have what she's having! "

~CCR~ Fortunate Son And every Saturday we work in the yard Pick up the dog doo Hope that it's hard (woof woof) Take out the garbage and clean out the garage

Yes it would. Your go wordwolf.

Mother's Little Helper ~ stonies ~ So we sailed into the sun, til we found a sea of green

Just to add something of interest for any Wolverine fans, last night I read on google+ that Hugh Jackson will be back as the Wolverine July 23, 2013. So try to patient fans if you are one.

The Jerk?

Batman Begins Katie Holmes Wonder Boys

Well I guess it's still open right? I think I'm so educated and I'm so civilized 'cos I'm a strict vegetarian, But with the over-population and inflation and starvation and the crazy politicians, I don't feel safe in this world no more, I don't want to die in a nuclear war, I want to sail away to a distant shore and

Since you asked, sure! How about Robert Guillaume. He was Benson in Soap.

Since its still open I figure I'd at least tell anyone interested more about this movie. Will Ferrell stars as a character in a book that Emma Thompson is writing. Only problem he is real. To make matters worse He hears a narration of what she is writing in her book audibly in his own life, and becomes dis-illusioned and seeks help from a literary professor Dustin Hoffman who tries to solve the character Harold Crick's problems. It's very well written, has a wonderful cast, Maggie gyllenhaal and Queen Latifay star too. It's funny and enjoyable to watch through out the entire movie. I recommend watching it if you haven't. Now back to your regular scheduled program.

Gene Simmons was in it, if that does any good.

Yeah, I can hear Robert DeNiro with that line, perhaps many times. The Godfather, Goodfellas, oops I've don't it again. Exceeded my limit. (Not guessing just playing around). :wacko::wacko::wacko:

Easy. Seinfeld. Nue Klue: A blond, straight hair, an afro.

Would that be ~Alabama~ I don't get it? that's the name of their song?

I figured that. It's Stranger Than Fiction. The actor I was referring to is Will Farrell. Also stars Emma Thompson and Dustin Hoffman. Open it up for a FREE POST.

This movie is not everyone's cup of tea. But that's OK, I'm a coffee drinker. Here's a hint and one more clue. The lead actor in known for his comedic roles but is not playing his A-typical role here. Professor: You were right. This narrator might very well kill you. So I humbly suggest that you just forget all this and go live your life. Harold Crick: Go live my life? I am living my life. I'd like to continue to live my life. Professor: I know. Of course. I mean all of it. However long you have left. You know, I mean, Harold, you could use it to have an adventure. You know, invent something, or just finish reading Crime and Punishment. Hell, Harold, you could just eat nothing but pancakes if you wanted. Harold Crick: What's wrong with you? Hey. I don't wanna eat nothing but pancakes. I wanna live. Who in their right mind in a choice between pancakes and living chooses pancakes? Professor: Harold, if you'd pause to think. I believe you'd realize that that answer's inextricably contingent upon the type of life being led and, of course, the quality of the pancakes.

New song: They're out on the south-bound odyssey and the train pulls out of Kankakee. Rolling long past houses, farms and fields. Passing towns that have no name, freight yards full of old gray men, the graveyards of the rusted automobiles,

The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feeling Groovy) I dreamed I was in a Hollywood movie (not the first line)

Lady Hawk Rutger Hauer Wanted Dead Or Alive