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- Porter Melmoth
- There's an awfully darn lot to yak about out there today. If I could just, just focus a little. You know, if I could just concentrate on a few subjects, that would be good. NPR pops up regularly here, but that's just a mere starting point. Cinema is infinitely more exciting and rewarding, so that's a good incentive to do more yakking about film. Paul Wolfowitz (remember him?) is deserving of mockery. Oh, and he should also be prosecuted for high crimes and misdemeanors. Still. Another starting point. And, don't forget: Chimpeach! Even though he's out of office. The time was never better. Oh, and I was just kidding about 'South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands' as a location point. I'm in the US, as if one couldn't tell! And yes, that's the great, late Lord Larry Olivier in that there profile photo, as the ever lovin' Archie Rice in 'The Entertainer', A Woodfall Production from 1960. Masterpiece photographer Lord Snowdon snapped this brilliant portrait of Larry in full character.
Hiya, Port! I'm unfortunately on too slow a speed for YouTubery at present, but is that Willy Wonka having himself a lil' upskirt moment?
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, go get yerself Maddin-indoctrinated when ya can, and we'll raise a glass of Lady PORT-Huntley Muskag!
Happy New Year to you and to yours~
Yer fellow NPR-detestin' buddy,
Bunny
Well b!p!, you'd best rig up some extra wire and crank that generator harder with your hoppers, as you're missing the thrilling climax to this fun toe-tapping segment. This Willy's not a chocolate king, but a high rollin' Miz'zippy gambler! And boy, does he pay big at the end, in one of the screen's most politically correct resolutions!
ReplyDeleteWoe, my loss - indeed this luddite lupine better get a hopper up on the infotainment supercolossalautobahn before I meet the same fate as my other hapless pedestrian kin.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, another cinematic recommendation - frustrated wannabee art-house programmer that I am, I entertained pairing up Maddin's 'Saddest Music in the World' with the Bros. Quay's 'The Piano Tuner of Earthquakes' for a mindbending double feature night at the drive-in.
Jus' a friendly lil' autosuggestion from one E-head aficionado to another.
Later on~