Adam J.B. Lane
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Adam J.B. Lane
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Cartoonist, author, man for all seasons. CAUTION contents may include art, politics, dinosaur and shark fanboying, film, historical oddities, baking, Pittsburgh sports.
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Even this game pales in comparison to the many astounding feats of Buck Bokai.
JFC way to make a fellow feel old.
Couldn't agree more. My favorite Bennett(s).
Her turn as HMQ rightfully gets a lot of attention, but she was better still playing Coral Browne opposite Simon Callow vamping as Guy Burgess in "An Englishman Abroad", the first part of the "Single Spies" double bill.
That scene is in the original Roger Corman film upon which the stage musical was based. A baby-faced Jack Nicholson, 23 years old at the time, plays the masochist patient, believe it or not.

God bless Roger Corman, the thinking man's Ed Wood.
Never fear, the French have put their finest man on the case—
NOOO!!!!!

(First I'm hearing of it 😧)
If Joe #Flacco sticks with the #Bengals the rest of the way he could conceivably start v. the #Browns in Week 18... the team he led against Cincy in Week 1! Has this kind of volte-face ever happened before within a single #NFL season? Surely not. #football
"May I introduce Alto Cumulo-Nimbus?"
"Of the Troposphere Cumulo-Nimbuses? It's a great pleasure."
If America's present trajectory is roughly analogous to the decline of the Roman Empire (it's sure tempting to see it that way) is social media/AI slop our equivalent of their lead pipes, brain poisoning everybody and weakening the ruling class?
Ugh, these designs. Not good.
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Literally just now occurred to me that there is a non-zero chance that Emmanuel Clasé threw the 2024 ACS against the Yankees.

After a season with a 0.659 WHIP, he put up this line in three games against New York:
The local food pantry endorses cannibalism.
Amazing! Wonderful poses.
Could there be a more perfect example of the "This-is-how-you-found-out-Celebrity-X-has-died" social media post?
With no hint of any trouble at first, praise for a tasteful but overlooked career highlight, followed by an oblique sting in the tail.
Robert Redford playing a gentle incarnation of death, coming for a frightened old woman in The Twilight Zone episode "Nothing in the Dark" (1962). An extraordinary performance then, terribly bittersweet today
Keep that bunny content coming!
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The Guardian cuts to the heart of the matter with its hard-hitting reporting.
I wonder how Parker & Stone's revived Casa Bonita has worked out... that could be inviting kitsch.
No argument from me there. But in a dining space, I'd suggest it needs to be a certain *kind* of kitsch - inviting, comforting. Dive was too cartoonish and plasticky. I recall as well the cacophonous simulated "dive" that happened every 15 mins - that was grating.
I made a pilgrimage soon after arriving in LA. The food was generally ok, though not worth the price of admission. The interior design was impressive and memorable, but its unrelenting kitsch grew overbearing over the course of our meal. Honestly I'm surprised it lasted even as long as it did!