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Mean Whatcha Say Monday, Jun. 05, 2006 - 2:50 a.m. Hey, the coolest thing in the world happened on Saturday night. Well, to us anyway. John had finished his DVD, and we switched back over to regular television and there, cleaned up enough for viewing on a Saturday night on a local channel... was Interstate 60! There was James Marsden, sitting in that hospital room. Then Christopher Lloyd. Then Gary Oldman. Then Chris Cooper, Ann-Margret, Kurt Russell, and so on and so forth. Chris Cooper is very selective about what he does and does not do. And if you are a Gary Oldman fan, this is a movie you will adore. James Marsden is really gorgeous, but to me he's gorgeous in a kind of TOO pretty way. I wouldn't want to touch him for fear of leaving a mark on his skin, and I wouldn't want to try and talk to him for fear of finding out he has no brains. How weird, I thought that about Mel Gibson about 25 years ago when Tim made it to the USA. ANY way, all of y'all run and check your TV listings, and I'll bet you somewhere, Interstate 60 will be on the tube. John and I love that movie so much we bought a dozen DVDs of it and gave them to loved ones, and they've all raved. Only one person hasn't seen it yet, but that's okay. Them's betting odds. --- John produced a miracle last night that I have never been able to duplicate. He actually made a steak in our little toaster oven that didn't end up becoming shoe leather. First, he innundated the meat in garlic powder, and then he stabbed the living shit out of it with a fork, then he left it in the fridge for a day. It was amazing!! Thanks, John. I think you have solved the leather steak problem. --- Dateline NBC was repeated late last night -- well, early this morning -- in which the online predators and their adventures were shown. Most of these offenses took place via Yahoo Messenger. With that in mind, maybe I have a better idea as to why Yahoo Messenger now disallows dialup webcams. Same reason AOL stopped hosting Usenet, I reckon. Too many liability issues kept cropping up. --- I hope nobody is born tomorrow. But I hope everybody votes. That's it. Have a Monday. ---
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