This is from 1958's "Teacher's Pet," a disappointingly sparkless Clark Gable/Doris Day exploration of the proper way to become an ink-stained wretch. One or two things have changed. www.movies.tvguide.com Yes, I know that's not Doris Day. I never said it was. That's Mamie Van Doren…
Do you have a favorite scene? Mine might be when Ralphie is composing his "What I want for Christmas" theme for school and is mightily impressed with the quality of his own prose. "This is great." www.janeaustenfilmclub.blogspot.com
www.neatdesigns.com Men. Aren't they amusing? If you were the wife here, what would you do? Crack open a frosty bottle of Schlitz using Mr. Wonderful's noggin as the opener? Leave all the groceries out and simply declare that Thanksgiving dinner is off? "We'll be having…
You know, on "Mystery Science Theater 3000." There was something cozy and comforting about these marathons. Even if you felt a bit distant from your own family on Thanksgiving, there was always room to hang out with Joel and the Bots. www.criticalend.com http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JDsfL92kA-E
www.guardian.co.uk But we've got to verify it legally.
A friend wonders when the media and others will stop referring to Myanmar without tacking on "formerly known as Burma." After all, he noted, people eventually stopped saying "Louisiana, formerly colonial France."
I have not attended an Apple Cup game in this century. But I went to one in the late 1980s, in Pullman. And another in the late 1990s, in Seattle. WSU won both. (I realize that's not everyone's idea of perfection.) But really, what are…
Can you name this 1986 movie just from this? www.reelclub.wordpress.com
In Spokane, it's simple. Go out and put luggage in your car after midnight in preparation for taking someone downtown to catch the train at the Intermodal center. If any of your neighbors are insomniacs with Gladys Kravitz tendencies, the sight of you out there…
www.45cat.com And now, a bonus trivia question. In what movie -- partly filmed in this area -- does a stranger tell people in a post-apocalyptic village that the name of the new president is Richard Starkey?
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