The options for titling this photo are numerous: ‘Limousine Ride with Francis Scott Key’ or ‘Self Portrait in the Laundry Room’ or ‘Daisy Hangs ‘Em High’ or ‘The Bird Emporium’ or ‘Rafting with Elvis’. In this particular case, however, the best title happens to be ‘Red Leaves and Just a Little Bit of the Rear […]
1. She walked into the room like yesterday’s breakfast. 2. His face felt like the backside of a water buffalo at 30,000 feet. 3. The night stabbed him with its false icepick of desire, and he returned the favor in duplicate. 4. She slipped into the water like Santa on speed. 5. He lit a […]
Chrisfield’s eyes were fixed on the leaves at the tops of the walnut trees, etched like metal against the bright colorless sky, edged with flicks and fringes of gold where the sunlight struck them. from THREE SOLDIERS or, as I like to call it, ONE SOLDIER AND A LITTLE ABOUT TWO OTHER GUYS
“You’ve lost a lot more than your turnaround jump shot, sweetie.”
She could bend steel with her bare hands, so yes, the answer is ‘b’.
Lillian Gish was a really, really, really good actress because: a. she could juggle while standing on her head. b. in real life she was a burly steelworker named Joe Kovacs. c. she was born in 1603 and brought more than 300 years of life experience with her when she went into the movie biz. […]
“If we play our cards right, son, the geek shall inherit our mirth.”
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5 of 5 stars to The Great Train Robbery by Michael Crichton goodreads.com/review/show/55…
