Monthly Archives: September 2005

.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; }.flickr-yourcomment { }.flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; }.flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } Father Mychal Judge died on Sept 11, 2001; victim no. 00001 of the World Trade Center. A body. Everyone … Continue reading →

The Pope wants to ban fairies in the Church. It’d be outrageous, if it wasn’t so friggin’ ludicrous. I pity the poor guy. Imagine his plight. There he is, sitting in the Sistine Chapel, just north of St. Peter’s (obviously … Continue reading →

Aah, my favourite Pop Tart, with her little tartlet bundle of joy. Oh, and the baby too. Do hurry back, Britney. We miss ya.

Found these utterly cute dolls on the net while looking for BBM reviews… a deranged fan *sheepish grin* made them with Candybar Doll Maker. The one on the left is Jack Twist, and the one on the right is Ennis … Continue reading →

Salzburg is planning a museum devoted entirely to the Sound of Music. I hear Austrian native Schwarzenegger is planning to veto the idea.

Made a few changes. Feedback from you poor suckers loyal fans out there is most welcome.

I’ve been in denial all this time. I told myself, this can’t happen… but it’s finally happened. Britney’s a mom. How did all those years go by? Wasn’t it just yesterday that I sat google eyed in front of the … Continue reading →

I always knew Brokeback Mountain was a Top… uhm, winner. Brokeback Mountain has won the Golden Lion for Best Film at the Venice Film Festival, which drew to a close recently. I hope this is an omen of things to … Continue reading →

I should have known. One film goer: My wife came out of the ladies’ room and said, ‘There are 15 women in there, and they’re all crying.’ I said, ‘You ought to see the mens’ room.’ Yeah, this was always … Continue reading →

It’s happening as we speak. First Venice, now Telluride. The reviews of Brokeback Mountain are beginning to trickle in. It looks like Ang Lee’s done it again. Most reviewers are floored, and the IMDB board is buzzing with excitement. The … Continue reading →