Thursday, October 20, 2005
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That first night, I wasn't sure whether you asked me to dine with you, or to die with you. Still, I answered, yes .
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aaahhhhhh! That brings back memories, for sure.
Oddly enough, the oldest gay bar here in Bloomington is called "Bullwinkle's." (It's in the building that once housed the Moose Lodge.)
Brilliant! I was waiting to see Rocky in a compromising position with Bullwinkle as the pic loaded.
xo
((sigh)) Where a pretty smart Dog is sure to find her Sherman.
Pure genius--ah, those inflected, affected syllables--My favorite one has to be Bullwinkle quavering through "I wandered lonely as a cloud" (and getting arrested in the process):
"For oft, when on my couch I lie / In vacant or in pensive mood"
I am sure the Freudian slip is supposed to show in Frostbite Falls.
Bullkwinkle's Poetry Corner and a brilliant skit with Eddie Murphy as the author of "Kill My Landlord" are two of my favorite TV moments.
When's Jim Behrle headed for SNL?
I always loved Natasha, and how she referred to them as "moohze end sqvirrel."
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