LennyH wrote:

A. Kingstone wrote:Continuing my Tarantino Festival.

Have you seen Inglorious Basterds? That's another QT favorite of mine.

There will be some Nazi carving this weekend along with some cowboy retribution.

Continuing my Tarantino Festival. Kill Bill Vol 1 Kill Bill Vol 2 Death Proof I will not apologize for liking these so much. My age may be a factor, growing up in the 70's with martial art, car chase and exploitation movies yet the dialogue, story telling, music accompaniment and action are so compe...

If you must play the lottery don't fix at the grocery store.

At sporting évents don't wave at the TV cameras.

If you must use cologne or perfume a little dab'l do you.

The Wire is great. For more excellent TV check out The Knick.

Movies:

Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
QT just gets better

A Million Ways To Die In The West
Surprisingly funny

Gone Girl
Good story but left me emotionally flat

The Interview
Poor. No timing.

Get off the damn piano. Idiot.

Zack Greinke looked good against the Giants. I think the Dodgers are going to be tough.

I think Joe Nathan may be Detroit's downfall.

Oh man did I nail it. Not a big cooker of fish but after my trip to St. John's a few weeks ago I craved cod. Soaked the little bugger for an hour or so in oil, lemon, balsamic with salt and pepper and put it on low on the BBQ for 15 minutes. Wrapped some collard greens in foil with lemon and threw i...

It has been the most exciting year in Toronto in a long time. We've got Lawrie, Encarnacion and Lind hurt and the replacements are getting it done. Marcus Stroman, rookie starter and Aaron Sanchez relieving for now look like the future. Big series with Baltimore at home next week.

NO FLASH PHOTOS!!!

Jimmy Cantiello wrote:Having a dog day afternoon are we, Alan?

Still a great prescient film.

This thread has been flaccid of late.





What did Al Pacino say as pain radiated down his leg?

Sciatica! Sciatica!

Cem wrote:

jtx wrote:Tyrese Gibson
Leeza Gibbons
Frank Gifford

Richard Ford
Rob Ford
Lita Ford

Chevy Chase
Chase Utley
Chase Sanborn

Cem wrote:

jtx wrote:Aaron Montgomery Ward
Richard Warren Sears
Alvah Curtis Roebuck

Buck Owens
Buck Henry
Tony Buck

Harry S. Truman
Truman Capote
Philip Seymour Hoffman

jtx wrote:

Ron Thorne wrote:Tony Williams*
Alan Dawson
Max Roach


*Played Gretsch drums.

Maximilian Schell
Simón Bolívar
Maximilian I

Max Gordon
Dexter Gordon
Michael C. Hall

Ron Thorne wrote:

Cem wrote:Don Cherry
Neneh Cherry
Eagle-Eye Cherry

Jim "Flying Eagle" Pepper
Mal Waldron
John Betsch

Pepper Adams
Karl Malden
Friedrich Gretsch

Jazz = primarily upbeats

Rock/Funk = primarily downbeats

Thanks for carrying on.

Listen: We've got a knuckle ball pitcher you can have for cheap. That's a shame. He's an easy guy to root for. Did you check out the documentary? Knuckle Ball , I believe. Recommended. A likeable guy sure but yet to fulfil any promise here. We gave up D'Arnaud and Syndergaard which at this point se...

Listen: We've got a knuckle ball pitcher you can have for cheap.

Sin is so 1566

I think he left in a huff but I always enjoyed his posts.

This guy earned his monkey pants.

Nebraska - Fantastic (good to see Bruce Dern again)
Captain Philips - Boring
Don Jon - Interesting

Dallas Buyers Club - Excellent
Gravity - Gripping blockbuster fare
Shame - I feel so dirty