You've got to love a comic that can both break the fourth wall and go for an awful pun (and a musical one, too!)
- Scott of Two Countries
from Posterous
As much as Mel Gibson annoys me, I find that wonderful. And OMG, does Emma Watson have beautiful legs OR WHAT?
- Kate Schmidt
Some of these roles are more iconic than others. I've never even heard of Simon Pegg or Michael Sheen. And Jack Nicholson's been in 20 iconic roles -- which one is depicted?
- Gabe
@Steve - thanks. I think I know what you're talking about, though I've never seen that movie.
- Andrew C
Californians ranked well below average on everything except Mashed Potatoes and Gravy. And Tofurky, I suspect, though it didn't make the list.
- DeWitt Clinton
This is clearly not my cat. If this was my cat he's have one arm shoved down into the printer trying to tear up all the internal whirling bits with his bare claws.
- Soup
Too Funny! Reminds me of the San Mateo Cat Shelter where one of the cats loves to sleep on top of the laster printer where the paper comes out...
- Greg Lato
1600+ to beat the FFundercats live chat thread. I think with this real time now on all threads we're going to see some truly epic comment numbers.
- Simon Wicks
Ivan, no the picture speaks for itself. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Petr, I have no idea what you mean, but thank you. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
@Kol .. :] that, partially, might have been the purpose.... I don't know it exactly either. :] .. was I reflecting on a cat under the fax, and that it is hard to fax that way ... /?:] ... "underfaxing at its worst" ..
- Petr Buben
there ya have me ! :] .... see, to be honest with you, i saw this pic couple days ago, but i let it go, without posting it ..... what does that make me? :]
- Petr Buben
even a flat cat... faxes just can't handle the hair. You'd have to shave the cat first, else the hair will burn and stick to the drum... a mess! (I am extrapolating from transparencies, mind, i don't have access to a cat to test)
- Joelle Nebbe (iphigenie)
Hehe, Joelle. This is now tied for the 'likes' top stop. One more then, hehe. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Hehe, Greg. Blimey! Erm, is that not far from 500 likes now? ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Bloody marvelous, Kol. Wish I could like it again... too cute (and help u to 500 likes).
- Roberto Bonini
I couldn't believe it when I logged on from the morning over posting it and saw it was at something 200 likes! You all have a strange fetish with cats and fax machines, hehe. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
Am I the only one who saw this and their first thought was - My goodness did someone break that cats neck? It still freaks me out a little
- Steve C
Steve, it does look a little out of place, but cats are pretty bendy. ;-)
- Kol Tregaskes
They fax much better if you flatten them first. What?
- Kevin Pedraja
So we can put this post to rest now. :-) 505 likes final count, wow! :-D Good night all!
- Kol Tregaskes
My like is the last one so far :) - 509 afaik
- getalifejerk
did 3 people really un-like this? now at 506. wtf (edit: uh, oh, yeah, me and 2 + 506 others makes 509. dammit, jim, i'm an artist, not a mathematician)
- ɐ ɯıʞ sıɹɥɔ
One of the best funny cat pictures I've seen! :-)
- John Collis
Kristian, it appears to be. Hehe, John.
- Kol Tregaskes
ای بابا این پیشول بی خیال نمی شود، بابا پاشو برو دنبال یه بازی دیگه ، از هفته پیش تا حالا تو فکس ولو شدی حوصله ات سر نرفته، پاشو اقلا بپر رو کیبوردی چیزی
- Maryaminaa
It's really only social convention which regards it as inappropriate, same with Xeroxing it, like one does with their b__tocks. Wait are we still talking about cats cats here or...
- sofarsoShawn
OMGosh 700+ likes now!! LOL. Thank you all 702 of you. :-)
- Kol Tregaskes
I Love You Uncle Rick!!! You are a true hero!!! You gave up so much for the country you loved and lost so much of your life to agent orange, even after you had returned home. Thank you for being you!! You were such an amazing man!!!! Happy Veterans Day Everyone! Please remember someone special!
Kevin, he would have liked you. He was fun and goofy and he dotted on his "kids" since he couldn't have any of his own. He just wanted to fill his life with anything fun that he could.
- Rachel Lea Fox
What was his story, if you don't mind sharing?
- Jim Norris
Jim, I don't know a lot of the war part of the story as I was young during that and always felt odd bringing up sad stuff as he tried so hard to be happy. I know he was in the Vietnam war and during combat was exposed to Agent Orange. It didn't kill him but it got strongly in his system. I think he was discharged because of this but again I am not sure. I should really ask my Dad more...
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- Rachel Lea Fox
He was married to a woman named Jeanie. I remember her distinctly because she could talk like Donald Duck. I believe they were sweethearts before the war and married soon after he came home. They didn't understand yet about the effects of agent orange and he wasn't having symptoms right away, but they found out after a while. My uncle Rick loved children as did Aunt Jeanie. But agent...
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- Rachel Lea Fox
He still seemed mostly healthy for many years, though I know he had to visit the veterans hospital on a regular basis. He never remarried or seemed to have a close relationship. I think he was afraid that he again wouldn't be able to give someone what they needed. Jeanie did and had 2 kids, I know he visited once or twice but it was hard on him and her. He had several nieces and nephews...
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- Rachel Lea Fox
He lived in Georgia while I lived outside Rochester NY so I didn't get to see him often, but he very frequently was visiting us and family, so I saw him 2 or 3 times a year. But as time went on he was slowing down. My parents didn't mention it much but I heard them talking more about the veterans hospital and I know he was going a lot more. I remember him not looking as well during his...
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- Rachel Lea Fox
Unlike someone who has sclerosis of the liver caused my drinking (my uncle didn't drink) he had no chance. My Grandfather also died of sclerosis of the liver. At one point they repaired his liver and gave him a few more years, but he had to stop drinking or it wouldn't matter. My grandfather who owned a bar and knew no other way of life couldn't do it. My uncle Rick didn't have this...
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- Rachel Lea Fox
Facts about soldiers in the Vietnam war: More than 3 million Americans served in Vietnam. By war's end, 58,193 soldiers were killed, more than 150,000 were wounded, and at least 21,000 were permanently disabled.[191] Approximately 830,000 Vietnam veterans suffered symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder.
- Rachel Lea Fox
The thing I could never wrap my head around, I asked my dad about it when Uncle Rick died and I still to this day am amazed by it. My uncle Rick didn't have a bitter bone in his body. I just couldn't understand why he wasn't more mad about everything. I know he must have had some way that he dealt with all of this, but even to his closest friends he said that he had a short time of...
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- Rachel Lea Fox
Rachel, thanks so much for sharing his tragic story.
- Stephen Mack
Rachel, what a wonderful person to have had in your life.
- Anne Bouey
Anne, I am very lucky to have had him in my life. And I strongly believe that we all need to educate ourselves more about the Vietnam war and all of our wars (myself included - I'm not always as good at this as I should be). Brushing it under the rug doesn't help us learn from our accomplishments or mistakes. And while I may not support a particular war, I will always support every soldier and be grateful for the sacrifices that they make for us all.
- Rachel Lea Fox
Thank you for his story, Rachel. Keep his spirit alive forever. XOXOX
- rowlikeagirl
Rachel, I visited Vietnam in 2006 and had the most amazing and surreal experiences there. I met many wonderful south Vietnamese who were very grateful for US help during the war and who still have a very strong feeling against the communist government. I even met one man who trained with the USAF here at Travis and who tried to escape three times but was captured and jailed for many...
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- Anne Bouey
Sounds like an amazing trip. I have seen some of the most beautiful photos of South Vietnam. I didn't live it so I can't say much to cause, but at least from my prospective in the Vietnam war, my problems aren't an issue of there not being a need to go in (I know some had issue with that) my problems have more to do with tactics used in North Vietnam and also the government and public...
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- Rachel Lea Fox
It was amazing; I would highly recommend it!
- Anne Bouey
"Sergei Mikhailovich Prokudin-Gorskii was a chemist turned photographer ahead of his time who undertook an ambitious photographic survey of the Russian Empire for Tsar Nicholas II. Between 1909 and 1915, he completed tours of eleven regions, traveling in a specially equipped train carriage which had been provided by the Ministry of Transportation. What made this project remarkable was his use of an innovative technique for taking photographs in full and extremely vivid colour. He was able to capture colour by using a camera that exposed one oblong glass plate three times in rapid succession through three different colour filters: blue, green, and red. To view his images, he printed positive glass slides of his negatives and projected them through a triple lens magic lantern. The images were projected through the three lenses and, with the use of colour filters, superimposed in full colour on to a screen."
- April Buchheit
from Bookmarklet
I feel guilty that I feel this way, but color really helps me relate better to people of that period. I was just watching that link to color film footage of London in 1927 and felt the same way. There's something that makes it so much more real and empathizable even though other things you'd think would be barriers (strange hairstyles, clothing) are still there.
- Spidra Webster
It's surprising that he was able to take so many good photos of people. That's almost impossible to do with multiple exposures.
- Gabe
You can see the motion in the shot he took of the kids on the hillside.
- Spidra Webster
Thanks Safeway! I'll keep as far away from them as I can. But those damn children are everywhere, following me, suffocating me. I just want to be free.
- Stephen Mack
In unrelated news, Google Chrome gives outs unsolicited Halloween advice when you enter incognito mode: "BE WARY OF PEOPLE STANDING BEHIND YOU."
- Stephen Mack
I didn't even know there were grades of brow between high and low.
- Gabe
I definably recognize some of these things as things my grandparents had when I was growing up. It's interesting to see the class connotation of some of these objects.
- Clare Dibble
I don't think that bridge was ever lower-middle brow. My dad, who grew up working class, played Euchre (common in the midwest). My mom, who went to a private college, learned bridge there. My dad didn't learn bridge until my mom taught him.
- Robert Felty
I slowed down a little bit again on my sketch for the day because I had someone new to draw! Penguin! She got paired with my beloved baobab wallpaper. I also had a bit more time because there's not enough time today to work on the larger piece. Hope to finish that on Monday.
The only thing I want for Christmas is a sketch from Kamilah. Guess my stocking will be empty if an interesting pic of me is what it takes... *sigh*
- Bill Heslin
I struggled to come up with something that would motivate me to draw every day, and FF turned out to have the answer! As I've said several times, I'm scared of what will happen if it disappears one day. I want to have at least a year's worth of sketches before that happens.
- Kamilah Gill
Kamilah, I can't tell you how much I look forward to your sketches everyday. These are so beautiful.
- ha3rvey (free hugs!)
kamilah do you have a photoblog to show your works?
- ffcode
LOVE -- Seriously Kamilah you need to have a professional site these are amazing! I would honestly love to buy the original sketch that you did of me. Let me know if that is possible!
- Nicholas Kreidberg
Thanks, Ha3rvey. @ffcode, I have accounts on several services which I guess you could call photoblogs (Tumblr, Flickr perhaps?, Posterous), but I haven't shared any artwork on them yet. Are you suggesting that I use one of those services? Is there a preferred one to use? @Nicholas, the original is part of my sketchbook and is very small-scale (only about the size of a 3x5" index card). I might try to redraw it on a larger scale and see if I can still capture the mood of the picture. Might that work?
- Kamilah Gill
i think wordpress' AutoFocus theme would be great, can host your site on my server if you need ;) you are a gifted artist
- ffcode
I wouldn't mind doing that. Is there an easy way for me to get started with it? (Also, Nicholas, can you see my answer?)
- Kamilah Gill
Yeah you can have a free blog at wordpress/blogger/posterous/tumblr or posting these works at flickr and there are a whole lot of free services for hosting your works and if you would like to have your own domain then you would have to buy it,which then can be hosted free on blogger etc
- ffcode
Kamilah: That would work marvelously! Only if you have the desire / time, you can always email me too: niczak@gmail.com. Anyway just keep on drawing as you are AMAZING and bring much joy to peoples lives :)
- Nicholas Kreidberg
Looking into that Wordpress Autofocus theme now. It looks good. Hope I might have a proper blog/website at last soon (beyond my FF "blog", of course. Only StumbleUpon compelled me to update with as much frequency as FF has).
- Kamilah Gill
The friendfeed uploader doesn't seem to like the m4a format, so the preview is totally busted. This is the battle music from Amok Time.
- Matt Mastracci
ooh, i liked before i read gabe's comment. that text does put a distasteful spin on this pic, eh? bubble burster
- Felicia Yue
No, it really shouldn't. "Slave" in French translates as "Slavic" in English. The French word for an enslaved person is "esclave."
- Nathan Schmidt
Nathan, are you telling me that Google has steered me wrong? Google Translate should have some way of indicating the the word ("slave" in this case) wasn't translated.
- Gabe
Like the pic! And leave it to the French to muck up our racial slurs! Do they have to mess everything up? I mean, they can't spell as it is!
- Sean Haley
I fear Google Translate has steered you wrong here, Gabe.
- Nathan Schmidt
In 1986, on Usenet, the "Longest thread ever" post debuted. It was kept going continuously for over eight years. How long, I wonder, could a FriendFeed post be kept going? This is just a place for random posts to go. Think of it as a long slow chat room that will never die. Topics vary.
- Stephen Mack
Sure, why not? This one. This one... FOREVER.
- Stephen Mack
Not very long. Unfortunately, unless they've fixed it, threads tend to disappear from the friendfeed radar after a certain length and length of time. Even ffholic stops cataloging them properly.
- Alex Scoble
But if I or others kept bumping it...
- Stephen Mack
You are correct, Steve, but it's now too late, the train has left the station and it's unstoppable. The best I can do is add ASCII graphics to the initial post and the first comment.
- Stephen Mack
Georgia and Stephen - I think you both are under the miss-assumption that crazy can not also be awesome.
- Rachel Lea Fox
Crazy is to awesome as fish is to bicycle?
- Stephen Mack
A fish on a bicycle is totally crazy awesome!
- Rachel Lea Fox
An orange, because a vest has no sleeves.
- Stephen Mack
Continuing to edit the title is a nifty idea. I'm sure there all kinds of clever things that can be put there on a Friday afternoon.
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
I hope so. Because keeping this thread alive is my newest hobby.
- Stephen Mack
I'd say "longest" in this case means the thread that has the largest # of comments.
- Stephen Mack
Micah, those are indeed some very very long threads.
- Stephen Mack
You should add subjects to the title and change them now and again. give us something to discuss, and as soon as one subject starts to get boring, change it.
- Rachel Lea Fox
Good idea -- I was trying to a little bit (bacon, bel air, xzibit so far) but will be more explicit.
- Stephen Mack
Drive carefully Alex, and tip your wait staff. What are you all doing this weekend?
- Stephen Mack
Going to a party in the city tonight. House chores tomorrow, and then Beer league softball sunday.
- Dario Gomez
Visiting family in Crystal River, maybe see some manatees, and finally finishing our never-ending kitchen cabinet update.
- adf
Random bump, 'cause this needs to become # 1.
- Dario Gomez
6:30am Saturday is a perfectly reasonable time for two small children to wake up and want to go to the zoo. Absolutely. Anyone know any 24-hour zoos?
- Stephen Mack
Watching the cat attack my husband's feet while he tries to fix the armchair.
- Kate Schmidt
cat attacks are awesome!!!! good plans.
- Rachel Lea Fox
no 24 hour zoos I know of, unless you build on in your house. my sister seems to be working on one. SF zoo has some great baby animals now though!
- Rachel Lea Fox
We have a birthday picnic and then working on Kevin's office!!! plus some gardening.
- Rachel Lea Fox
Best man at my friend Matt's wedding, in N. Carolina.
- G. Sigh
What kind of tacos were they, and how many did you have?
- Stephen Mack
Just ground beef tacos, but I spiced them from scratch, not a mix. I had two and some homemade refried beans. I've had a tummy ache for a couple of days, though, so I haven't eaten much other than tea and toast lately. The delicious spicy tacos were a bit shocking to my tum.
- Kate Schmidt
Talking about tacos, I think I'll be having some after my softball game today.
- Dario Gomez
You should just post your status message updates here instead of to twitter. Who needs a whole website when you've got a single post on FF?
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
1625 comments, that'll take a while to beat. No problem. Slow and steady.
- Stephen Mack
Man it was hot this weekend. How hot was it? It was so hot, my cat had to lie under my _______.
- Stephen Mack
You will have to explain the match game.
- Dario Gomez
1625 comments over 8 years? I don't think it'll be that hard.- oops missed that was for FF. Sorry. I think we can do it.
- Dario Gomez
Of course we can do it. As for The Match Game: You are part of a panel, filling in the blank in that sentence, and trying to match the pre-written answer.
- Stephen Mack
Well it's a spare the air day. But I bet there's another reason the day is special.
- Dario Gomez
The thing I hate most about hot weather is not being able to sleep well at night. TOO HOT!!! Can someone bring back the late-90's Bay Area weather? I like my 67 degree evenings, please!
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
Agreed. apperently it's suppose to rain this weekend as well. It's so wrong. It's not suppose to rain until September at the earliest.
- Dario Gomez
I think we should discuss other threads in this threads. Like, how it sucks that Stephen has pink eye (get better soon.) And how now is the time scam Georgia. :)
- Dario Gomez
Hey Georgia -- I talked to the doctor and apparently the only way my eye is going to get better is if you buy me some special $83 medicine. Please help!
- Stephen Mack
Ok, thanks for the heads up Dario, now I'll know to say no to you!
- Georgia Diehl
And yes Stephen, since it's your birthday, I'll buy you $83 eye drops :)
- Georgia Diehl
When have I ever asked for anything? :)
- Dario Gomez
Hey, why isn't anyone posting to this? Post your excuse for not posting. :)
- Dario Gomez
ummm... I haven't seen it pop up lately!
- Rachel Lea Fox
I can't decide, do I like it cool and breezy, or hot and sunny? They both actually have their good points. I like the hot weather because it's pool weather. I like it cool and breezy because it's more comfortable at mid-day. I like it when it's hot enough to eat dinner outside, but I don't like it so hot that it's still 80F in my bedroom at midnight.
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
I said no more rain until September. I might have been wrong.
- Stephen Mack
I know we need rain, but I always think it's strange when there's any rain between May 1st and September 1st.
- Dario Gomez
I couldn't handle Seattle weather. Got enough of that growing up in England.
- Stephen Mack
YAY rain! My garden will appreciate the rain!
- Georgia Diehl
New topic (4/29, 11:45am): Have you ever broken a limb? If so, when and how?
- Stephen Mack
Yes, my left arm, at age 10, while tight rope walking the parallel bars at the playground behind my grandparents house. I went back and forth 10 times before falling on my arm. AND it was my grandfather's birthday. Also fractured my shoulder blade, not sure that really counts as a limb though. (edit - didn't break the shoulder blade, I must have been having a brain fart moment)
- Rachel Lea Fox
Never broken, but I did chip a chunk of bone off of my elbow, to me that counts!
- Georgia Diehl
Gymnastics. I fell forward off of the uneven bars and put my arms out to catch myself. In doing so I dislocated my left elbow, and it chipped the bone when it was relocating itself... OUCH!
- Georgia Diehl
eeek, sounds painful. I broke three fingers in my right hand playing basketball in college, but otherwise have not broken any bones.
- Stephen Mack
This lame in comparison. I broke my toe jumping off the top bunk of my bunk bed when I was 7 or so. The bad part was my parents didn't believe me for a couple of days. The worst part, all the doctor did was tape it to the toe next to it and I was fine.
- Dario Gomez
Sorry to change subject, but who's watching wolverine this weekend?
- Dario Gomez
I saw it on Sunday. Awful, just awful. I'll write a review for my blog, but I had low expectations that were not met. Bad special effects, bad story, bad acting -- this movie fizzled on every level for me.
- Stephen Mack
So, the question is: Was Wolverine worse than X-Men 3? Now *that* was a bad movie. :)
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
I didn't think X-Men 3 was very good. But I think Wolverine is far worse. On the 0-100 scale, X-Men 3 I'd give like a 38 or so, and Wolverine a 23.
- Stephen Mack
Wolverine was ok to me. Not great, but entertaining....
- Georgia Diehl
so how many people have already lost the summer blockbuster competition?
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
No one yet! It could all go downhill from here...
- Stephen Mack
I already lost. Wolverine will not be rated well. :( Oh well next year. Wolverine was a good action flick with the required elements to try to explain what happened to wolverine. So I agree with Georgia's statement, not great but entertaining.
- Dario Gomez
I'll be seeing Star Trek this weekend with my parents. I have to say, of all the upcoming summer releases, this is the one I'm most looking forward to.
- Stephen Mack
YAY! I want to go this weekend as well!
- Georgia Diehl
Was glad to take my parents to see it, definitely enjoyed it a lot. Despite some plot quibbles (and what would a trek movie be without those?), it's an extremely well-made and likable movie with a charismatic cast and plenty of summer popcorn thrills.
- Stephen Mack
Agreed! I'm not a Star Trek person, and I really enjoyed the movie. It's just a good summer action film!
- Georgia Diehl
I loved it. i hope to see it again, though next weekend i'm going to see wolverine, even though its not supposed to be that good.
- Rachel Lea Fox
Dario, just go see it! Rachel, I really was disappointed in Wolverine, but it has its moments. Set your expectations low -- no, lower -- no, lower than that. A bit lower. Not THAT low! There. Right there.
- Stephen Mack
Wolverine was good. Just think of it as a mindless action flick and it'll be fine.
- Dario Gomez
So who's going to see Angels & Demons this weekend?
- Stephen Mack
I was thinking about it... is it supposed to be good?
- Georgia Diehl
I hate this thread and having to click 'more' to open it and then scroll down 10000 lines. Hiding. :(
- Ken Gidley
Georgia, it has 51% positive reviews on RottenTomatoes, so, no, sadly it doesn't look to be very good. Ken, I hear you on that. It is a bit annoying. But for science, I will soldier on to make this the longest thread in FF history (no matter how long it takes).
- Stephen Mack
So, did anyone see Angels & Demons?
- Stephen Mack
Seriously? After the DaVinci Code, why would I? DaVinci was even bad by my "airplane movie" standards, which are pretty low.
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
I thought DaVinci was passable. Tom Hanks is usually watchable, and there was interesting scenery if nothing else. I'm very surprised that Angels & Demons beat Star Trek last weekend (http://www.the-numbers.com/charts..., $46 million to $43 million).
- Stephen Mack
Woah, new Terminator only got 31% on Rotten Tomatoes? (http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m...) I knew it'd wouldn't score high, but didn't expect it to be THAT low. I'll see it tonight anyway though...
- Stephen Mack
I'm glad you posted to this. I haven't been able to find. And I will reiterate. Lower expectations makes for better movie experience. (well at least I hope so.)
- Dario Gomez
Why isn't anyone posting to this thread?
- Dario Gomez
Good question! Anyone going to see UP this week? Maybe I should switch topics. Of the summer blockbusters, so far I've seen Wolverine, Star Trek, and Terminator, but not Angels & Demons (3 for 4). I give Star Trek a 4/5, Termination a 3.5/5, and Wolverine a 2/5.
- Stephen Mack
I will hopefully see UP next week, I'm really looking forward to it!
- Georgia Diehl
How do you like the Diaper showings? Is it possible to really watch the movie?
- Stephen Mack
It depends on the movie and the crowd. Sometimes it works, and other times not. We went to see Horton Hears a Who there, and it was a bit chaotic, because it caters to kids, so there were lots of toddlers there. It could be said that it's a livingroom experience, (lights on, kids talking) so it's not a huge win over just Netflix, but I think it's good practice for the kids to go to a real theater. You should give it a try and report back. :)
- Steve "Daddy do it!" Lacy
Pixar's Up grabs 98% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes, beating Star Trek's 95%! http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m... -- wow, some amazing reviews there. I didn't expect it to score this well with critics. Why do I ever doubt you, Pixar.
- Stephen Mack
Wow! I didn't expect that either! Go UP!!
- Rachel Lea Fox
I better go leave negative feedback so I can still win the contest :)
- Georgia Diehl
It only counts well-known critics, Georgia, so you'd have to set up an alternative career and corpus of reviews first!
- Stephen Mack
Anyone paying attention to this thread?
- Dario Gomez
So glad to see "Up" took #1 for a second weekend in a row, and that "Land of the Lost" was beat out by "The Hangover." Saw Up, last night, it's very very good.
- Stephen Mack
I heard "Land of the Lost" will be the "My Greek Wedding" of 2009....;)
- Roger Nang
And no.. that last comment has not been influenced by other outside factors such as the "Movie Blockbuster" contest....
- Roger Nang
It's always possible that LotL could a huge international hit. Will Ferrell is bankable overseas.
- Stephen Mack
Dario, 39% is highish among the people who responded, but very close to mine.
- Stephen Mack
I'm glad you commented I thought I had killed this thread. But now... oh never mind. :0)
- Dario Gomez
No, this thread will never ever die, sorry. It will take its slow but sure way to infinity. In 2086, when FriendFeed runs in our brains, it'll still get bumps for historical interest.
- Stephen Mack
Is our attempt at longest thread ever dead?
- Dario Gomez
No, I just wanted to see if anyone else would bump it :) It'll never die.
- Stephen Mack
So what's the status of this thread with the news that Facebook will be taking over the joint?
- Dario Gomez
This thread will still be the longest thread ever. Guaranteed. Will never stop. Never stop. And with the new "comment at the bottom" link, it's easier to use than ever.
- Stephen Mack
GI Joe. Worth it, or does it Destro-y even more Saturday morning cartoons?
- Neal Krummell
Neal -- I'm gonna pass on GI Joe. If the RT reviews were higher, I might have checked it out. But for now I'm waiting for District 9 and Inglourious Basterds.
- Stephen Mack
I thought it was interesting. I don't hate him like a lot of people on FF seem to. But I will not be spending much time watching either. The new set is amazing. It did seem to go by quickly, and the 2 chair/no desk setup makes it a lot more intimate...just in time for Leno to ask Kanye about what his dead mom thinks of him interupting Taylor Swift's acceptance speech, watch Kanye flounder for words, then see him immediately go get gangsta rap on stage. What's not to like?
- Josh Haley
Surprised this thread is still going - maybe it really us the longest thread...
- Rich
Rich, it's not there yet (with only 160 comments) -- some threads here on FF in the last 30 days have almost 1k comments. But I won't let it die, never.
- Stephen Mack
It just needs to be the longest lasting thread right?
- Dario Gomez
Dario, I think we decided at the beginning it had to have the most comments. If it's just oldest-continuously bumped thread, then someone could bump an older thread and snatch victory away from us.
- Stephen Mack
I think Leno was a bore the other night....even with Kanye on it! I think Leno is going to be the bottom of the barrel in TV ratings for the 10pm time slot.
- Bonnie Foster
He doesn't have to do well to make money for the network, though, given how cheap his show is to make compared to, say, an episode of Law & Order.
- Stephen Mack
from iPhone
So how is everyone who reads this thread doing?
- Dario Gomez