Episode 310: Shout-outs, Correction, movies (Stennie: Between the Folds), Pet Story, What’s Up With That?, Dumb Thing, Fuck-Offs and You-Rules, Songs We Could Hear a Million Times and Never Tire Of.
“The Hucklebuck,” performed by Sierra Rein, Lee Rocker and Frank Sinatra. “Movies” bumper by Duke.
NOTE: No show next week! Get caught up. Happy Easter!
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Well now. I’ve been waiting and waiting for this episode to download to my iphone so long that I thought I’d come to the site to see if there even WAS a show. And there is. I’m going to go force it to download so I can listen on my long-ass commute home.
Happy Easter ladies!!
I can’t listen to the show from work, but I can access your website! WOO! You are not banned at TheCompanyWithTheStrictestFirewallEver!
I managed to download the podcast to my iPhone today and listened on my way in to work. I haven’t finished yet and I don’t remember my comments, but you had me chuckling lots. I’ll have to have a re-listen.
SAD around here..Roger Ebert died this afternoon…and yet a few of his best quotes leave us with the warmth that only he could create..
In honor of his nearly 50-year career, we also wax ecstatic about Ebert’s most memorable quotes:
“Every great film should seem new every time you see it.”
“No matter what they’re charging to get in, it’s worth more to get out.”
“No good movie is too long and no bad movie is short enough.”
“If he’s going to persist in making bad movies, he’s going to have to grow accustomed to reading bad reviews.” — referring to Rob Schneider in “Deuce Bigelow: European Gigolo.”
“To say that George Lucas cannot write a love scene is an understatement; greeting cards have expressed more passion.”
“Your intellect may be confused, but your emotions will never lie to you.”
“I’ve seen audits that were more thrilling.” — referring to “Crocodile Dundee II.”
“If you have to ask what it symbolizes, it didn’t.”
“I stopped taking notes on my Palm Pilot and started playing the little chess game.” — referring to “Masterminds.”
“Doing research on the Web is like using a library assembled piecemeal by pack rats and vandalized nightly.”
Howdy y’all,
Long time listener, infrequent commenter here. Marla, thanks for the great Ebert quotes. I had a chance to meet him once at a book signing when I was a teenager and he was an extremely charming and large man. Bet and Stennie, thanks for the “bye” week! I needed a chance to catch up. Loved the topic this week, and I wish I could think of some songs I would never get tired of hearing, but none come to mind at the moment. Have a great show tonight and keep the funny coming!