Good to know it's possible.

I do hope someone gives that car a good home where it can play in the orange flower petals and autumn leaves. That would be cool.

Also: I have a better photo for Chrycerberus tanking, as that minivan crash doesn't seem quite brutal enough for the percentage drop...

"Alternatives"? I think someone watched that one episode of Daria where The Fashion Club dress "alternatively" to attend a Lollapalooza-like fest--which they ended up not attending due to Brittany's signal that an outlet mall was along the way--one time too many.

Either that or they though they were Val. Whatever.

Just enter the call letters of your television station and if there's a TV screen button to click, you'll be able to hear the theme song they used for that time period; you can also see who else used the song.

I found this at work one day, btw; I work for VMS.

Alexis dodged a huge bullet there. Hayden, I'd run if I was you... very quickly.

As for SLR Guy himself, seems he's been around for a long time, as noted in this video between the 1:45 and 1:48 marks:

At the rate fuel prices are going, I'm either going to have to find a 30+-year-old Japanese car or roll out on a Kawasaki Vulcan. Maybe both.

Oh, my bed? Miralux, queen, firm, retails at $900, on sale for $500.

If there's a second stimulus package, I'm getting a couch.

@CatherineTrammell: And speaking of Scilons, while that scenario could very likely happen, they'll have to go through a crowd of V masks first. Good times and delicious cake to be had by all, I say.

In fact, TARC (Transit Authority of River City, aka the transit authority of Louisville Metro) is actually raising rates and cutting back service due to fuel prices, even cutting out completely their Night Owl service, where five buses rolled out at 11:30 PM nightly to get people to and from places of employment like Riverport Industrial Park, GE, and the Ford Kentucky Truck Plant.

Of course, I've been spoiled by Tacoma, Washington's Pierce Transit, and the transit systems of Western Washington in general, what with their CNG buses, hub-and-spoke transit centers, near-24 hour service, light rail, commuter rail, etc. etc. etc. TARC doesn't really have any of that, and I guess it's showing.

Hope springs eternal.

'Cause if you're gonna go like Hell, you might as well do it with zazz.

Riding on the Black Wings of Death: the Valkyrie VII. Bring your own napalm.

Now, how long before he takes some .50 caliber aspirin and becomes an hero? I'll say two more months before the IRL Epic Fail Guy bites it.

I just remembered: Ms. Barch and Mr. O'Neill. One hated all men with a passion thanks to a messy divorce, the other was a New Age sensitive man to the point of being a doormat. Put 'em together--which did happen--and you might have one of the more balanced couples on the show, period.

And Mr. DeMartino: The most metal teacher ever, especially when he grabbed a sink and threw it through a window to free the little kids from whatever Mr. O'Neill was doing to them at that summer camp of his.

And "Mart of Darkness" is one of my fave eps of all time, so thank you for finding that site.

Didn't really go far with the fan fic writing, though. Just lost interest.

I still stand by that.

You're an angel in black
You sure got the knack
To put my heart on the shelf in the back
Oh, where do I turn
Oh, when will I learn
My poor heart, you're giving it freezer burn
Yeahhh...

I followed Daria from the first episode in March 1997 to the last movie in January 2001 and am all the better for it. I even had the two books that came out that gave out even more details about her and her surroundings, and was disappointed when The N started butchering episodes left and right, if they aired them at all.

And Quinn grew on me, too, while Kevin proved that he may be better than the last two idiots Daria went to school with, but he's still just as stupid.

And anything involving Jane was always awesome, especially the one time she paired up with Brittany for a economics project involving buying a car, or when Quinn came over to Jane's house because she was bored with her friends in the Fashion Club. Good times.

May Daria turn up on DVD unedited very soon.

I personally would like to know where they got the letters to make that price; they can't be that readily available for gas station signs, can they?

[Starts singing] You walked into the party...

Here ya go:

[www.socal.com]

This...

is a banhammer.

That said, I don't think I can listen to her pop albums; I need some grit and/or quirk in my pop music before I can turn it on.

In closing, do you wanna find alligator boots they just put on sale?

I have the movie "Dick" to blame for my association of this song with the Malaise Era of yesteryear and today. Good thing I actually like the song, though. Good thing indeed.

At least there's hope for next year. Go Team Dreadnaught!

PS - Would love to borrow Frankenstein's ride for my upcoming high school reunion, just so you know.

Herr Cooper looks like he's ready to kick somebody's ass, but whose I'm just not sure.

2000 passengers, 1 plane... do I smell a sequel?

Well, maybe Ireland could get one of these and then they'll have their own Irish Sea Monster. As for whether it should be green, orange or both with some white down the middle, well, that's up to the IRA and the UK to decide.