Steve Vickers' Mustache

Heading out to shovel now!

Yeah I think my kids have been trained to dislike catchy melodies; whereas, that might be the first thing that grabs me.

I'm way out of the loop on at least 80% of the nominees. Mind you, I'm not anti-pop music. I love a good pop song. e.g., I didn't know any Bad Bunny songs or what he even looked like until the Grammys (still don't know any of his songs)

My wife and daughters like awards shows to see the celebrities. They barely care about who wins.
I wouldn't watch any of them on my own

lol, for sure. I throw all the stale Gen Z memes back in my 16-year-old son's face just to annoy him, including 6-7, skibbity toilet, etc.

Yes, so they can draft a Left Wing that the coach plays 11 minutes a night and ruins!

I agree but I think the problem starts higher than that. JD is stupid, petty and venal.

I follow you because you're a unique, interesting read in all things - a polymath of sorts - and you also try your best to be sensible and just

That said - SPOILER ALERT - there's was powerful stuff in that episode and the very last scene was a nice touch

I'm a Sopranos guy.

One thing I didn't like about the Shield finale - SPOILER ALERT - was that he had to disclose all his misdeeds to the other cop he was manipulating as part of his deal...seemed gimmicky and didn't make much sense (to me at least)

Yeah I remember that. Leiter was heroic in defeat.
Armando Benitez also comes to mind for that series.

I was actually happy to see that Yankee team win.
That all ended in 2000.

True, but my younger daughter (early 20s) insists on seeing movies in the theater.

I can't bring myself to watch them this year so I shouldn't talk.
Nevertheless: I gather from social media that they play with better structure than in recent years but just don't have the offensive talent required to be more than a maybe-make-the-playoffs team

I might have Strangelove higher, too! Was tough to decide between that and Clockwork Orange.

My as of this moment Kubrick ranking. Sure of 1 and 2, but not the rest

1. 2001
2. The Shining
3. Clockwork Orange
4. Dr. Strangelove
5. Barry Lyndon
6. Full Metal Jacket
7. Paths of Glory
8. Eyes Wide Shut

Saw Lolita and Spartacus but they were too dated for me

Haven't seen the others

Every time I see Eyes Wide Shut I think "hey, this is better than I remember" but then after a week or two I just go back to not really caring about it. I don't think it's bad, though.

Fifth Element is a great deep cut. When I used to surf cable tv, rather than the internet, I'd stop on that one every time

lol. should add Paths of Glory. Wouldn't add Eyes Wide Shut. On the fence with Full Metal Jacket - basic training part is a must see, though, so I'll put it on the list!

The Wild Bunch (the longer release)
The Killing of a Chinese Bookie (Director's cut)
Opening Night
Goodfellas
King of Comedy
After Hours

shit I could go on and on...maybe I resume later!

No Way Out
Ghost in the Shell (anime)
Boogie Nights
No Country for Old Men
The Big Lebowski
Annie Hall
Broadway Danny Rose
Manhattan
Crimes and Misdemeanors
Love and Death
Bananas
The Purple Rose of Cairo
Sleeper
Blow-Up (1966)
L'aventura
The Bicycle Thief
The Searchers
Good, Bad and Ugly
(cont)

Apocalypse Now - Theatrical release
The Conversation
2001: A Space Odyssey
Dr. Strangelove
Clockwork Orange
Barry Lyndon
The Shining
Mulholland Drive
Blue Velvet
Primer
Blade Runner - final Director's cut?
Rules of the Game
Ran
Akira
Witness
Picnic at Hanging Rock
The Truman Show
(cont)

Not sure how deep cut to go on this one. Not gonna say stuff like the Godfather (which, if you haven't seen yet, not sure what we're even doing here😜)

Yep. IN the NHL, 24 aint a baby. Neither is 23. Laf should be in the middle of his prime years. He'll soon be past the average player's prime. Also, 1OA should be better younger and older than the average player.

Nice! Love my hoodies. Hate to lose them!

lol. What I always think of when I think of Bruce Coslet is that the Jets drafted Blair Thomas with like the 3rd overall pick in the draft and Coslet made him a 3rd Down back

Bring back Walt Michaels!

Right, exactly!

Out of all the geezers on the Rangers, Kreider is the only one I wouldn't have called a "fat cat." But he's the guy they scapegoated.

Bill Arnsbarger doesn't make the cut?