Umami
 

Could you please pm me her myspace name or a URL? I couldn't find it.

Umami
 

Did she go to Yale?

A pledge pin? On your uniform?
 

they only SEEM hard to write- at the rate you're going you'll get the hang of it in no time.

A pledge pin? On your uniform?
 

I hear ya'

Poker Sunday Night!
 

See the post on Tailgate Party for details if you want to gamble some play money with your favorite FB monkey and the Pretty Lady tomorrow night.

Poker Sunday Night!
 

For the record, while I appreciate the compliment, just think about how this makes J. Fred Muggs feel. Poor guy. Always the last one selected at kickball.

Poker Sunday Night!
 

Similarly...

Is this term "Pretty Lady" akin to calling the bald guy "Curly" or the fat guy "Slim"?

Poker Sunday Night!
 

Both, I'm sure. Though my avatars on both lawtalkers and full tilt poker are Pretty Ladies, so it must be true. On the internet.

The Dead West Wing
 

That slurring remark you heard from Hank last night after his fifth Pink Cosmo? Him saying "fuck ya, we' wi' ova'" wasn't really asking for permission to screw you over the couch. This time.

No, it was his means of celebration that the West Wing is over.

• The new president on "The West Wing" will be a real short-timer: NBC announced Sunday it was pulling the plug on the Emmy-winning political drama in May after seven seasons.
  
  NBC, struggling to regain its footing after the worst season in its history, also outlined several midseason schedule changes - including the moves of popular dramas "Law & Order" and "Las Vegas."
  
  The "West Wing" announcement wasn't much of a surprise. Although this season's story line with a presidential campaign involving a Democrat played by Jimmy Smits and Republican portrayed by Alan Alda has been strong critically, ratings have sunk with its move to Sunday nights.
  
  The decision to cancel it was made before actor John Spencer, who played former presidential chief of staff Leo McGarry, died of a heart attack Dec. 16, said Kevin Reilly, NBC entertainment president.
  
  "There's a point when you look at the ratings and say, it feels like it's time," Reilly said.
  
  The series will end May 14 with the inauguration of the successor the fictional Josiah Bartlet as president.

It's time for true believers to tear down that Aaron Sorkin altar in the darkened home office, or at least convert it into a Kill Aaron Sorkin, You %$@#^%$#@, For Letting This Show Die altar.

Once that's done, we can move on to more philosophical topics, like whether Bradley Whitford will ever get a job in the Industry again with a billing above that of "Dead Doorman."

Gattigap

The Dead West Wing
 

I never got into the west wing. but i've never understood every network's insistence on burying popular, good shows on different nights from the ones on which they became hits. I can understand the occasional lineup shuffle, but the regular switcheroos are beyond me.

perhaps str8 can set us str8? After explaining how he's already filling out the financial aid apps for yale after teasing Carolina and Denver.

The Dead West Wing
 

I bet he gets his own show.

TM

The Dead West Wing
 

In this instance, maybe they had a slot to fill on Sunday and figured the loyal WW watchers would follow the show there, but that since the show was nearing the end of its life anyhow, why not get something else going on whatever night it was originally running on.

The fact that I don't know what night it was orginally on tells you how much my guess is worth.

entertaining headline
 

from this weekend's washington post:

Orioles Get Benson in a Swap That Includes Outspoken Wife

I miss NFH.
 

I really didn't care one way or another about either one of the Conference championships yesterday, but I sorta feel bad that we don't get to hear NFH's thoughts on her team's going to the Superbowl.

I'm sure she's elated.

I miss NFH.
 

I will channel her for you:

My Seahawks won! Yaaaaaaaay!

TM