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hands are fucked up looking.
Billy Murray Attends Student Party, Does Dishes
LONDON, England (AP) -- Bill Murray created a small sensation in the Scottish town of St. Andrews, joining Scandinavian students at a late-night party and even helping to wash the dishes, a newspaper reported Sunday.
In the movie "Lost in Translation," Murray plays a lonely middle-aged actor in Japan who befriends a young American woman and goes partying with her.
And in what The Sunday Telegraph said was life imitating art, the 56-year-old Murray joined up with 22-year-old Norwegian student Lykke Stavnef, who took him to a house where a student party was in full swing.
"Nobody could believe it when I arrived at the party with Bill Murray," Stavnef, a social anthropology student, was quoted as saying. "He was just like the character in 'Lost in Translation.' "
The newspaper reported that Murray met Stavnef at a bar where he was drinking with fellow golfers after playing in the October 5-8 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in St. Andrews with other actors.
To Stavnef's surprise, Murray accepted her invitation to a party and accompanied her and her friend to a party, the newspaper said.
She said she was first concerned when the apartment had no clean glasses left, but that Murray was happy to drink vodka from a coffee cup and also helped wash dishes in the cramped kitchen.
The Sunday Telegraph article was accompanied by a photograph that appears to show Murray, dressed in a checkered shirt and a brown vest, washing a metal pot at the sink.
As news spread around the city that Murray had turned up at the student party, the house became crowded with people wanting to meet the star of "Ghostbusters," the article said.
"He was joking with me about reheating some leftover pasta and how drunk everyone was," said partygoer Agnes Huitfeldt, 22.
Tom Wright, 22, another college student, said "the party was overflowing with stunning Scandinavian blondes."
"He seemed to be in his element, cracking lots of jokes," Wright said. "It was the talk of the town the next day."
Shortly after doing the dishes, Murray left the party, the students said.
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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LONDON, England (AP) -- Bill Murray created a small sensation in the Scottish town of St. Andrews, joining Scandinavian students at a late-night party and even helping to wash the dishes, a newspaper reported Sunday.
In the movie "Lost in Translation," Murray plays a lonely middle-aged actor in Japan who befriends a young American woman and goes partying with her.
And in what The Sunday Telegraph said was life imitating art, the 56-year-old Murray joined up with 22-year-old Norwegian student Lykke Stavnef, who took him to a house where a student party was in full swing.
"Nobody could believe it when I arrived at the party with Bill Murray," Stavnef, a social anthropology student, was quoted as saying. "He was just like the character in 'Lost in Translation.' "
The newspaper reported that Murray met Stavnef at a bar where he was drinking with fellow golfers after playing in the October 5-8 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in St. Andrews with other actors.
To Stavnef's surprise, Murray accepted her invitation to a party and accompanied her and her friend to a party, the newspaper said.
She said she was first concerned when the apartment had no clean glasses left, but that Murray was happy to drink vodka from a coffee cup and also helped wash dishes in the cramped kitchen.
The Sunday Telegraph article was accompanied by a photograph that appears to show Murray, dressed in a checkered shirt and a brown vest, washing a metal pot at the sink.
As news spread around the city that Murray had turned up at the student party, the house became crowded with people wanting to meet the star of "Ghostbusters," the article said.
"He was joking with me about reheating some leftover pasta and how drunk everyone was," said partygoer Agnes Huitfeldt, 22.
Tom Wright, 22, another college student, said "the party was overflowing with stunning Scandinavian blondes."
"He seemed to be in his element, cracking lots of jokes," Wright said. "It was the talk of the town the next day."
Shortly after doing the dishes, Murray left the party, the students said.
Copyright 2006 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
"I'm struck by the insidious, computer-driven tendency to take things out of the domain of muscular activity and put them into the domain of mental activity. The transfer is not paying off. Sure, muscles are unreliable, but they represent several million years of accumulated finesse." - Brian Eno
QUOTE(Vivian Darkbloom @ Oct 16 2006, 12:23 PM) [snapback]220062[/snapback]
"I'm struck by the insidious, computer-driven tendency to take things out of the domain of muscular activity and put them into the domain of mental activity. The transfer is not paying off. Sure, muscles are unreliable, but they represent several million years of accumulated finesse." - Brian Eno
Slick. When/where did he say that?
i'm just here to admire my new avatar
*admires*
*admires*
I sense there's something in the wind
That feels like tragedy's at hand
And though I'd like to stand by him
Can't shake this feeling that I have
The worst is just around the bend
And does he notice my feelings for him?
And will he see how much he means to me?
I think it's not to be
What will become of my dear friend?
Where will his actions lead us then?
Although I'd like to join the crowd
In their enthusiastic cloud
Try as I may, it doesn't last
And will we ever end up together?
no, I think not, it's never to become
For I am not the one
i was born on the other side
of a town ripped in two
and no matter how hard i've tried
i end up black and blue
i rose from off of the doctor's slab
i lost a piece of my heart
now everyone gets to take a stab
they cut me up into parts
i gave a piece to my mother
i gave a piece to my man
i gave a piece to the rock star
he took the good stuff and ran
joaquin phoenix really let himself go.
I wish they'd stop putting Cash songs in commercials.
QUOTE(SkinnyHips @ Oct 17 2006, 10:39 AM) [snapback]221028[/snapback]
joaquin phoenix really let himself go.
I never cared much for Joaquin until I saw this. Last time he showed any signs of being interesting to me was the Van Sant pic he did with Nicole Kidman.
I didn't think Kidman was hot at all until I saw that flick. Daaaaaaaaammmmnnn.
i think that cottage cheese was bad.
FUCK, WHY AT THE HIDEOUT?!?
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MULTIMEDIA
Harvey Pekar and Anne E. Moore: The Best American Comics
when: Thur 10.19 (6:30pm)
where: The Hideout (1354 W Wabansia Ave, 773.227.4433) map
price: FREE
links: Event Info | Harvey Pekar
Between Hollywood's recent big-budget adaptations and high-profile events like Chris Ware's MCA retrospective, it's clear that comics (ahem, sequential art) are enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Now funny books are getting the official anthology treatment, thanks to The Best American Comics, a new annual collection of the year's best graphic storytelling. To further celebrate ink-and-pen excellence, the series' 2006 editors — curmudgeonly legend and American Splendor scribe Harvey Pekar and Punk Planet co-editor Anne E. Moore — host its release party, which features readings, slide shows, and appearances by the book's Chicago contributors. (PS)
Harvey Pekar and Anne E. Moore: The Best American Comics
when: Thur 10.19 (6:30pm)
where: The Hideout (1354 W Wabansia Ave, 773.227.4433) map
price: FREE
links: Event Info | Harvey Pekar
Between Hollywood's recent big-budget adaptations and high-profile events like Chris Ware's MCA retrospective, it's clear that comics (ahem, sequential art) are enjoying a resurgence in popularity. Now funny books are getting the official anthology treatment, thanks to The Best American Comics, a new annual collection of the year's best graphic storytelling. To further celebrate ink-and-pen excellence, the series' 2006 editors — curmudgeonly legend and American Splendor scribe Harvey Pekar and Punk Planet co-editor Anne E. Moore — host its release party, which features readings, slide shows, and appearances by the book's Chicago contributors. (PS)
FUCK, WHY AT THE HIDEOUT?!?
You love the Hideout!
I HATE THE HIDEOUT
QUOTE(yancy @ Oct 17 2006, 12:00 PM) [snapback]221167[/snapback]
(L. to R.) Audrey Tatou, Hewletts Daughter.
If I may hijack this thread for a fucking rant:
At work, I had to ask someone - a person at another firm - a simple yes or no question regarding payment for a service. The person was on vacation, so the secretary took my question and asked for some documents, mundane stuff, to be reviewed by the same person when he got back, just in case he needed further clarification.
Well, weeks pass by, the guy calls me and fucking sideswipes me, cursing me out and going fucking nuclear over what should be a yes or no question. I get the feeling he was pissed about 2 things: 1) the prospect of reading more paperwork - he's a lawyer, and I guess to him, that would entail donating more free time to practice his profession, 2) a possible misunderstanding that we were trying to screw him on something.
Anyway, it really gets under my fucking skin because the first few times I called him, he was actually a pretty nice man, I thought we could hammer this out without being a bunch of cold, phony assholes, but instead he turns into an abusive prick. Of course, I can't talk back without risking retaliation, and I basically sit there and take it, and then have to write him an apology. For Christ's fucking sake, it's like dealing with my fucking parents when I was kid, just taking the fucking abuse and not being able to stand up for yourself without risking retaliation, and then having to apologize for their mistake/bullshit. And to have to go through that at work, it REALLY pisses the fucking hell out of me.
I'm taking off early and getting drunk.
At work, I had to ask someone - a person at another firm - a simple yes or no question regarding payment for a service. The person was on vacation, so the secretary took my question and asked for some documents, mundane stuff, to be reviewed by the same person when he got back, just in case he needed further clarification.
Well, weeks pass by, the guy calls me and fucking sideswipes me, cursing me out and going fucking nuclear over what should be a yes or no question. I get the feeling he was pissed about 2 things: 1) the prospect of reading more paperwork - he's a lawyer, and I guess to him, that would entail donating more free time to practice his profession, 2) a possible misunderstanding that we were trying to screw him on something.
Anyway, it really gets under my fucking skin because the first few times I called him, he was actually a pretty nice man, I thought we could hammer this out without being a bunch of cold, phony assholes, but instead he turns into an abusive prick. Of course, I can't talk back without risking retaliation, and I basically sit there and take it, and then have to write him an apology. For Christ's fucking sake, it's like dealing with my fucking parents when I was kid, just taking the fucking abuse and not being able to stand up for yourself without risking retaliation, and then having to apologize for their mistake/bullshit. And to have to go through that at work, it REALLY pisses the fucking hell out of me.
I'm taking off early and getting drunk.
QUOTE(birdistheword @ Oct 17 2006, 03:33 PM) [snapback]221227[/snapback]
taking off early and getting drunk.
Best course of action. Well played.
QUOTE(simakos @ Oct 13 2006, 12:18 PM) [snapback]218420[/snapback]
this girl across from me in the computer lab is totally aware that i can see right up her skirt!
you dirty little scamp. don't be ashamed... do you like that i am older than you? is it my wedding ring? does that make you feel naughty, flirting with a married man? that's it, scratch your knee, i know what your game is...
college girls rule.
Do you talk like this in bed? Fuck.
i'm watching WGN morning news right now. they showed the joe pesci clip from goodfella(what am i a clown)..unedited. F bombs and all!
someone at WGN is gonna be shoppin for a new position today.
someone at WGN is gonna be shoppin for a new position today.
QUOTE(SkinnyHips @ Oct 18 2006, 07:04 AM) [snapback]221515[/snapback]
they showed the joe pesci clip from goodfella(what am i a clown)
Why? What was the context for this?
QUOTE(Cool Blue and Li'l Oaty @ Oct 18 2006, 08:53 AM) [snapback]221567[/snapback]
QUOTE(SkinnyHips @ Oct 18 2006, 07:04 AM) [snapback]221515[/snapback]
they showed the joe pesci clip from goodfella(what am i a clown)
Why? What was the context for this?
they mentioned something about a scorcese film fest that's going on in the city.
Denny Green tribute?
QUOTE(Some Girl @ Oct 17 2006, 07:36 PM) [snapback]221368[/snapback]
QUOTE(simakos @ Oct 13 2006, 12:18 PM) [snapback]218420[/snapback]
this girl across from me in the computer lab is totally aware that i can see right up her skirt!
you dirty little scamp. don't be ashamed... do you like that i am older than you? is it my wedding ring? does that make you feel naughty, flirting with a married man? that's it, scratch your knee, i know what your game is...
college girls rule.
Do you talk like this in bed? Fuck.
Simakos, you are a dirty, dirty man and i have IMMENSE respect for you right now.
This made the last hour more exciting. oh, yeah.
Julianne Moore Appreciation Time!
Here's one of Julianne's box:
Here's one of Julianne's box:
I love that Marcia not only had tons of important looking spreadsheets open, but also MS Paint.
And back to your previously scheduled Julianne Moore!
jigga must have broken up with another girl.
hooters (the restaurant) was not as enjoyable as i thought it would be.
Hooters food is definitely overrated. I went once to try the falsely praised wings, didn't return for the leathery orange boobs and bleached hair.
QUOTE(simakos @ Oct 13 2006, 10:18 AM) [snapback]218420[/snapback]
this girl across from me in the computer lab is totally aware that i can see right up her skirt!
you dirty little scamp. don't be ashamed... do you like that i am older than you? is it my wedding ring? does that make you feel naughty, flirting with a married man? that's it, scratch your knee, i know what your game is...
college girls rule.
I actually have had this happen to me a bunch lately, do any of the SOMBies/SOMBettes have an explanation why? This past summer I had: a 15-16 year old girl pull up her shirt to flash me & my wife while her parents were less than 20 feet away; a college age girl dropped something and did the "turn around & bend from the waist" to pick it up, so close in front of me & my wife we had to stop dead to keep from being more intimately introduced; I had a 20-something flash me her panties & then a nip while her boyfriend, who was sitting next to her at the time, was looking at the flamingoes at the zoo; I had another girl show me she didn't have any panties, twice in case I might've missed it the first time; and I had a 20-30 year old in a sundress lifting it up & swirling it around as I walked toward her on the sidewalk, giving me some nice views of her legs & a few glimpses of her panties.
It's slowed down a little with the cooler weather setting in, but this hadn't been happening to me before this year, and what's with them doing this in front of me & my Wife? I'm having to explain that I really don't know these girls/women or why they're flashing me/us!
I just saw Gary Oldman. He looked busy so I didn't say anything.
SHUT UP ALL YOU WORK MOTHERFUCKERS, I'M TRYING TO SURF THE WEB IN PEACE!
i am suddenly very anti-hooter.
orange whip. orange whip? orange whip? three orange whips.
my foot itches. BAD.
Unrequited (copyrighted by me, bitches, don't even try it!)
Unrequited
Too late to be quiet
It's all over now
Lyrics in the dark
Using silence as a spark
Doesn't work like it used to
And as they come and go
Through the ebb and the flow
I've been there for you
And as the tables turn
As they crash and they burn
I'll be there for you
Unexcited
About the prospect of fighting
For something out of reach
Torn and tattered
Weathered and rattled
From the places I've been
And as they come and go
Through the ebb and the flow
I've been there for you
And as the tables turn
As they crash and they burn
I'll be there for you
And I know that one day
We'll see...eye to eye
Just say anything
Just don't say...goodbye
And as they come and go
Through the ebb and the flow
I've been there for you
And as the tables turn
As they crash and they burn
I'll be there for you
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Wrote that about an ex from way long ago...don't know why they came to mind, but it just kinda jumped in there...like the Stay-Puft Marshmellow Man....
Unrequited
Too late to be quiet
It's all over now
Lyrics in the dark
Using silence as a spark
Doesn't work like it used to
And as they come and go
Through the ebb and the flow
I've been there for you
And as the tables turn
As they crash and they burn
I'll be there for you
Unexcited
About the prospect of fighting
For something out of reach
Torn and tattered
Weathered and rattled
From the places I've been
And as they come and go
Through the ebb and the flow
I've been there for you
And as the tables turn
As they crash and they burn
I'll be there for you
And I know that one day
We'll see...eye to eye
Just say anything
Just don't say...goodbye
And as they come and go
Through the ebb and the flow
I've been there for you
And as the tables turn
As they crash and they burn
I'll be there for you
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Wrote that about an ex from way long ago...don't know why they came to mind, but it just kinda jumped in there...like the Stay-Puft Marshmellow Man....
hypothesis: songs that perpetuate their own storyline suck balls.
exhibits
1. gypsies, tramps & thieves
2. in the ghetto
3. cats in the cradle
exhibits
1. gypsies, tramps & thieves
2. in the ghetto
3. cats in the cradle
QUOTE(yancy @ Oct 18 2006, 02:28 PM) [snapback]221979[/snapback]
I just saw Gary Oldman. He looked busy so I didn't say anything.
haha. awesome.
I'm with you up to the partially bleached hair. Ruins his otherwise perfectly spiky Sid & Nancy era cut.
QUOTE(kmac @ Oct 18 2006, 01:44 PM) [snapback]222065[/snapback]
hypothesis: songs that perpetuate their own storyline suck balls.
exhibits
1. gypsies, tramps & thieves
2. in the ghetto
3. cats in the cradle
"Fancy" My Sister-in-Law sings it. With her Daughter.
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 02:08 PM) [snapback]221959[/snapback]
...I had a 20-something flash me her panties & then a nip..
I make the sign of the cross for the panties. They always have & always will hold a certain power of our collective imagination...that almost incandescent triangle of material...just wonderful.
QUOTE(Alan @ Oct 18 2006, 02:25 PM) [snapback]222135[/snapback]
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 02:08 PM) [snapback]221959[/snapback]
...I had a 20-something flash me her panties & then a nip..
I make the sign of the cross for the panties. They always have & always will hold a certain power of our collective imagination...that almost incandescent triangle of material...just wonderful.
Have you ever read Piers Anthony's Xanth novels? The most powerful weapon in his universe is the glimpse of a young girl's panties.
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 04:36 PM) [snapback]222161[/snapback]
QUOTE(Alan @ Oct 18 2006, 02:25 PM) [snapback]222135[/snapback]
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 02:08 PM) [snapback]221959[/snapback]
...I had a 20-something flash me her panties & then a nip..
I make the sign of the cross for the panties. They always have & always will hold a certain power of our collective imagination...that almost incandescent triangle of material...just wonderful.
Have you ever read Piers Anthony's Xanth novels? The most powerful weapon in his universe is the glimpse of a young girl's panties.
Nope...but I used to sneak downstairs and watch The Playboy channel on cable - I was a big fan of the program "Electric Blue"....oh, and the panty scenes from "Breakfast Club", "Weird Science" and that blink-and-you'll-miss-it "Goonies" moment pretty much laid the cornerstones for my panty fascination.
QUOTE(Alan @ Oct 18 2006, 04:40 PM) [snapback]222168[/snapback]
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 04:36 PM) [snapback]222161[/snapback]
QUOTE(Alan @ Oct 18 2006, 02:25 PM) [snapback]222135[/snapback]
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 02:08 PM) [snapback]221959[/snapback]
...I had a 20-something flash me her panties & then a nip..
I make the sign of the cross for the panties. They always have & always will hold a certain power of our collective imagination...that almost incandescent triangle of material...just wonderful.
Have you ever read Piers Anthony's Xanth novels? The most powerful weapon in his universe is the glimpse of a young girl's panties.
Nope...but I used to sneak downstairs and watch The Playboy channel on cable - I was a big fan of the program "Electric Blue"....oh, and the panty scenes from "Breakfast Club", "Weird Science" and that blink-and-you'll-miss-it "Goonies" moment pretty much laid the cornerstones for my panty fascination.
I thought you were going to mexico.
QUOTE(LA Mat @ Oct 18 2006, 04:43 PM) [snapback]222171[/snapback]
QUOTE(Alan @ Oct 18 2006, 04:40 PM) [snapback]222168[/snapback]
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 04:36 PM) [snapback]222161[/snapback]
QUOTE(Alan @ Oct 18 2006, 02:25 PM) [snapback]222135[/snapback]
QUOTE(Freddie Freelance @ Oct 18 2006, 02:08 PM) [snapback]221959[/snapback]
...I had a 20-something flash me her panties & then a nip..
I make the sign of the cross for the panties. They always have & always will hold a certain power of our collective imagination...that almost incandescent triangle of material...just wonderful.
Have you ever read Piers Anthony's Xanth novels? The most powerful weapon in his universe is the glimpse of a young girl's panties.
Nope...but I used to sneak downstairs and watch The Playboy channel on cable - I was a big fan of the program "Electric Blue"....oh, and the panty scenes from "Breakfast Club", "Weird Science" and that blink-and-you'll-miss-it "Goonies" moment pretty much laid the cornerstones for my panty fascination.
I thought you were going to mexico.
We are - you want for me to bring you home a cactus or something?
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