Greetings, faithful Hucklebugsters. Due to scheduling conflicts beyond our control, there will be no new Hucklebug this week. Sorry about that—believe me, it’s unavoidable. Enjoy your spare hour!
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I hope all is well with you two….and that moms and dads are all healthy. I will look foward to next week with great anticipation!!
This sucks. I expect you two to be at the listeners’ beck and call. Real life should never interfere. What show will I turn to now to confuse the hell out of me at 4 in the morning? Thoughtless!!!
I hope all is well and that everyone is safe and out of jail. I fear YouTube has either forced Bet into hiding or Heidi caved into peer pressure and purchased a $1,700 clutch purse on a closed checking account.
Crap! Oh sure, get me sucked back in and then pull the rug out. Seriously, I was really looking forward to a new episode. I suppose I can wait…
I know what’s going on. The Roomba has gone haywire and taken over Stennie’s apartment. She’s trapped in the bathroom with the cats until the battery goes dead.
Hope you’re using the radio shack brand.
Mish-
Get a Facebook.
Facebook is a cult.
Bitchez
as in “get shit done”?
I have one word for the next Hucklebug…“KHAAAAAAAAAAAN”. Picture this being said in Fine Corinthian Leather.
With all the love for WALL-E, I decided to give it a chance. While the movie was on Earth, I was captivated. The movie is breathtakingly beautiful in HD. It’s one of the best looking films I’ve seen in a while. I was surprisingly interested in WALL-E and Eve. The love affair didn’t last long. The characters leave Earth, and my enjoyment went with it. The film becomes an endless collection of chase scenes and uninspired jabs at consumerism. I kept waiting for magic to happen, but I got fat jokes, unfunny swipes at George Bush (who like Palin can fuck up in real life more humorously than the imitators), and wall to wall action which is nothing something I want to see. This film felt like an animated version of EAGLE EYE complete with an Oscar nominee as the voice of a computer system. Plus, I was ready to pull out my hair since the majority of the dialogue was Wall-E! Eva! Wall-E! Eva! I was extremely disappointed in this film. At the 30 minute mark, I was ready to declare it phenomenal. What a let down.
“Smiles everyone, smiles!”
The Hucklebug takes a week off and look at the resulting chaos. The hucklebuggers are at each other’s throats, it’s freezing cold down south, birds are flying into airplane engines, and every scrap of peanut butter in the nation gets contaminated.
It’s the End of Days I tell you…
I hope you’ve learned your lesson Bet & Stennie.
Ha!! I think Duke said it oh, so well.
I wanted to hear you guys comment on the fact that the celebration of Bush’s last day in office has overshadowed the meaning of MLK day
And I’ll chime in with Lily – Khaaan 🙁 sniff – sniff
Hope you guys are back up and running this week!!
I am so thrilled to be rid of that walking bit of pestilence, that mental and emotional dwarf, that puss on humanity. I would never want anyone to get hurt, but it’s taking all of my restraint not to wish bad things to happen to him. FUCK OFF!!!!!!!!
On a lighter note, I’d like to see James Franco nominated for Best Actor in PINEAPPLE EXPRESS (my favorite male performance of the year) and supporting actor in MILK, COLIN FARRELL and Ralph Fiennes for IN BRUGES and Kristin Scott Thomas for I HAVE LOVED YOU SO LONG at the Oscar nomination ceremony, but I don’t hold much hope. At the least I’d settle for a screenplay nod for IN BRUGES.