One really cool thing the city of Lewisville does every time this time of year is have Santa ride on top of a firetruck through the neighborhood with lights and horns going on throwing candy to kids as they run outside. That happened last night, and the 28 degree weather made it quit festive.
I really enjoy The Ticket’s white elephant day, but this year wasn’t as good as the last couple. I did think Donovan’s “Out of Socket” (mocking Dale Hansen’s Unplugged) was quite funny.
Only one more girl needs to come forward about having a relationship with Tiger and a calender can be made.
Here’s an interesting map of every nuclear explosion since 1945. What’s amazing is the number of nuclear explosions, I had no idea there have been more than a thousand.
While watching Leno last night (it’s on in the background as I blog for you kind folks) I learned that Quentin Tarantino was in an episode of The Golden Girls.
I can’t tell if this video is fake or not, but some guy in NY can’t figure out what is happening to food, so he sets up a camera only to find out that a woman has been entering through a crawl space. As a matter of act, as he sets up the camera, you can see her in the upper right hand corner. Watch the video here and check out the answers to his most common questions on the right hand side.
Your job looks festive and bright. I think that is wonderful.
There were alot of celebrities that made appearances on the golden girls. George Clooney looks very funny when you see him back then.
I was surprised that I actually enjoyed the Tarantino interview and how his mind worked in creating "Inglorius Bastards". Particularly, that he had been working on the concept for so long time and had to force himself to change the focus of the movie. I was also happy to find that he could do an entire interview without dropping a single F-bomb.
The Drew Brees "10 on 10" was also worthwhile.
Your job looks festive and bright. I think that is wonderful.
There were alot of celebrities that made appearances on the golden girls. George Clooney looks very funny when you see him back then.
I was surprised that I actually enjoyed the Tarantino interview and how his mind worked in creating "Inglorius Bastards". Particularly, that he had been working on the concept for so long time and had to force himself to change the focus of the movie. I was also happy to find that he could do an entire interview without dropping a single F-bomb.
The Drew Brees "10 on 10" was also worthwhile.