Cugalabanza

You just got beet!

I hear you. I definitely didn't mean any offense. I sometimes speak up about animal cruelty, but I don't begrudge anyone their livelihood. And I support responsible farming. I'm not any kind of fanatic or dogmatist. I was just piping in with a (admittedly half-baked) personal opinion. Cheers.

I'm proud to announce that on or around July 20, a new Gringette or Gringo Jr. will be coming into the world. My gf and I are pretty excited. We've never made a person before, so this is a great big huge new step for us. We've decided for the gender to be a surprise. Either way, I'll be thrilled to some day witness a Bills playoff game with this little player to be named later.

The fact that you can call it that tells me that you should think twice.

I agree with what everybody else has said. I also think it's crazy to censor it. If you want to appease some of the complainers, put in a disclaimer before the title page that says this book contains some language that some may find offensive. Then take a second to explain the historical context and the author's point of view: that Mark Twain was the opposite of a bigot. You can't remedy an injustice without honestly facing up to what it is.

Is this addressed to me?

I'd nail the kooky broad.

I like collard greens.

Life just got a little tougher for Japanese janitors.

I don't eat beef or chicken or pork. I do eat some fish.

Put me down on the side that says the slaughter of wild horses is cruel and unnecessary.

Ok, ok thanks.

Not in Base 3... 2x2=11

Why do the numbers do that so funny like.

I had some meatless meatloaf the other day that was made from lentils. It tasted like lentils.

Well played.

Yeah, but WHY?

Nobody wants to hear about what you had to do to become a mod. Anwyay, welcome to 2nd place, goat !@#$er.

And yet strangely forgiving of convicted female teacher sex offenders.

I'm in the kitchen with the tombstone blues.

It's always hard to rank, especially when I'm a big fan of them all. I guess I'd do it like this... 1. Down By Law 2. Broken Flowers 3. Night on Earth 4. Dead Man 5. The Limits of Control 6. Coffee and Cigarettes 7. Mystery Train 8. Ghost Dog 9. Stranger Than Paradise 3 through 7 are really all tied for me--I could have rearranged these any way at all. Coffee And Cigarettes is especially hard to place because it has really amazing moments but also some dead spots. I agree with you on Stranger Than Paradise. It just doesn't really do it for me that much. A lot of critics gobble it up though. I'm willing to give it another shot. I've seen Fishing With John and I like it, but that's really a John Lurie project. Jarmusch just appears in it.

Happy Birthday, World!

Wow, this thread really is extreme!

Speaking of... I just saw The Limits Of Control. Have you seen that one? I liked it very much. Definitely meant to vex the blockbuster crowd and to defy explanation. I can understand how some would hate it and call it slow & intentionally obscure, but I loved it. Every shot looked amazing. It would be a disservice to try to say any more about it.

Uh oh, dangerous clash of musical styles. Two extremely different songs in my head at the same time. Slight headache, wooziness... getting worse... feeling disoriented... pressure... Great, now my mind is blown again.