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Well this is just great... [Jun. 10th, 2009|10:24 am]
[Current Mood | angry]

As if the agency I work for isn't maligned enough already, now word comes down that eighteen people -- including 16 employees of the Philadelphia office of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) -- have been charged in a massive fraud scheme that has been bilking the agency (and by extension, the city's poor) out of over $500,000 a year over a 3-4 year period.

For those who don't know, I work as a caseworker for the PA Department of Public Welfare (DPW), and have done so for nearly 10 years now. DPW does administer LIHEAP, but despite the prevailing impressions of many we are not the same agency. Our agency is constantly villified ("welfare" is essentially a dirty word) by those seeking to score cheap political points at the expense of the least fortunate of our fellow citizens.

The word "empathy" has been in the news a lot lately, and apparently some seem to think that it's not an essential quality. But sh*t like this is what happens when empathy is absent from the human heart. As a consequence, what these people have done calls into question the integrity of all of us employed by DPW, and just make it easier for people to dismiss and denigrate the work we do. Most importantly (and worst of all), they stole money from the destitute who need programs like these to help heat their homes. I want these [REDACTED] criminals nailed to the wall for this.
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(no subject) [May. 29th, 2009|12:38 pm]
[Current Mood | meh]
[Current Music |Yours Truly, 2095 -- ELO]

Don't really have anything wonderful to say right now. I just wanted to give the new icon a spin.

Seven weeks until Otakon.
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Rain, rain, go the %^&#* away... [May. 7th, 2009|03:39 pm]
[Current Mood | wet]
[Current Music |So Glad You Made It -- Kane]

Will the person who took Seattle's weather and dumped it on us here in Philly kindly take it away again? I'd like to see the sun again sometime before I die.

And besides, I have tix to see the Phillies (aka YOUR DEFENDING WORLD CHAMPIONS OF BASEBALL(tm) ) tomorrow, and I'd like to not have to swim there.
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Scalia is a Blathering Hypocrite; In Other News, Water is Wet... [May. 6th, 2009|12:43 pm]
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[Current Mood | schadenfreude]
[Current Music |Dead Souls -- NIN]

Those who follow our legal system will know that Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia doesn't think much about the right to privacy.

So apparently there's a professor at Fordham Law School who teaches a course in Information Privacy Law. Each year he assigns his class a project: using only free, publically available tools, they are to find out everything they can about him (the professor) and compile a fact sheet. This year, however, in light of recent public comments made by Scalia that questioned the need for more protection about private information, the professor assigned the same project but made Scalia the subject of the class's search.

The result? His class turned in a 15-page dossier that included not only Scalia's home address, home phone number and home value, but his food and movie preferences, his wife's personal e-mail address and photos of his grandchildren.

Needless to say, Scalia freaked out. Privacy apparently isn't an important right for us peons, but it certainly is for him.

Read all about it here.
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Update on Le Car [May. 5th, 2009|04:18 pm]
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[Current Mood | content]
[Current Music |Ghostrider -- Rollins Band]

Okay, so it's been over a week since the car was viciously attacked from behind by a Jeep-wielding maniac. For those of you keeping score at home, it was Friday 4/24/09 that I took the thing into the shop. As much as I like the newer-and-cooler-than-my-car rental, I was starting to get worried as I hadn't heard anything from anybody.

So yesterday (Monday, 5/4/09), I get home to find three answering machine messages in rapid succession:

1) "Hi, this is the body shop. The adjuster hasn't been here yet; could you sorta shake the trees or something so we can start work? KTHXBYE."

2) "Hi, this is the body shop again. Never mind; he just walked in."

3) "Hello, this is the insurance adjuster for Miss Careless Driver's Roommate. We've looked at your... *ahem* 'car' and are cutting a check for nearly three grand. Have a nice day."

So there we are. We'll see how long it takes to fix the thing. And at least it's not totalled -- I just paid thie thing off and got the title a couple of months ago -- would be nice to get a bit more life out of it.
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Jeep + Bad Driver + My Car = Grrrrr... [Apr. 24th, 2009|12:03 am]
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[Current Mood | annoyed]

I got rear-ended by a Jeep Grand Colossus Cherokee on the way home from work today. Apparently she hit the gas instead of the brake while coasting up behind me at the intersection where I was stopped. And just like that it was vrooom-crunch-OMGsirareyouallright...

I *am* all right, in fact, but the rear end of my car isn't. The rear bumper and the trunk are all bendy-wendy, but fortunately it was still drivable and I was able to make it home with no further mishap. After, of course, a thorough exchange of information and several frantic phone calls on the part of the other driver. You see, she was not driving *her* car, but her roommate's car. Fortunately for her, her roommate has excellent insurance (I hope her friendship is just as comprehensive). I stood there and watched her call it all in and get a claim number. Then I called *my* insurance people and reported everything on my end.

Tomorrow I drop my car off at the body shop and then head over to Enterprise to rent a replacement (all covered, of course). So I'll still be able to make my social commitments (involving the discharge of many high-caliber firearms) for the weekend. And I know exactly whose face I will superimpose on all my clay targets...

UPDATE: Everything appeared to go fairly smoothly this morning. I have a snazzy rental car (better and newer than the one being fixed!), and everything else repair-wise is on track, thanks to the nice people at Liberty Mutual (i.e. the other driver's insurance). Didn't even have to go to Enterprise, as the dealer had a rental all ready to go. So I'm less annoyed now than I was last night. :)
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I think I'm about ready for another meme... [Apr. 15th, 2009|11:21 am]
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Okay, fine, I give in.

( Back, back, vile questions-about-yourself meme! )
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RIP Harry Kallas [Apr. 14th, 2009|02:46 pm]
[Current Mood | melancholy]

Philadelphia has lost its voice.

Harry Kallas, who was the play-by-play man for the Philadelphia Phillies since literally before I was born, has passed away. He was 73.

Anyone who lived anywhere near Philadelphia knows his voice, if not his name. His distinctive "Outta here!" home run call is a part of sports history -- and not just Philadelphia sports history. His play-by-play work ranks right up there with anyone else, local, national, or worldwide, and I'm especially glad that he was finally able to call a World Series win for his beloved Phillies last year -- for years league rules didn't allow "local" broadcasts, so his microphone was silent in 1980.

And if there's a sports heaven, he's up there right now with Whitey, and God is happy to have His favorite broadcast team back together.
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Disillusionment and Disappointment [Mar. 30th, 2009|12:28 pm]
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[Current Mood | aggravated]
[Current Music |Beuatiful Day -- U2]

Recently I got into an online "argument" on Facebook with an old friend of mine from high school. And now it looks like I won't be able to see him in the same light again.

It all stemmed from a posting that a former English teacher (at the same school) put up about the Ayn Rand magnum opus Atlas Shrugged. She spoke of both the book and its protagonist John Gault in complimentary, even glowing, terms. I added what I thought was a neutral comment, in which I stated that I found the book itself messy and its theme of Objectivism untenable, finishing with the comment "Selfishness is *not* a virtue." I thought this a valid point to make, considering that the high school that formed our common bond was a Catholic school.

Said teacher put up a second posting, citing Gault's quote of "I swear by my life and my love of it that I will never live for the sake of another man, nor ask another man to live for mine." My old schoolmate jumped in with a gushing "great post!" comment, and went on to turn it into an indictment of the current President and his policies, something along the lines of "how could so many people be taken in by this empty suit?" I tried to be neutral and avoid personal comments, but things quickly devolved. I used to think this man was intelligent and worthy of respect, but as the conversation continued it became clear that he had drunk the wingnut Kool-Aid (and I'm sure he feels the same way about me and my own left-of-center proclivities).

I'd like to think I'm open-minded, but I simply can't fathom how someone with intelligence and education could look to people like Ayn Rand, Rush Limbaugh, and Jonah Goldberg (author of Liberal Fascism, a book that my friend cited as a serious historical work) with admiration and not ridicule. But then again, I never could stand willful ignorance. Call me a crazy liberal moonbat if you want, but I still believe that selfishness is not a virtue.

So here's my question to the reader: How is it possible to reconcile Objectivism and its exaltation of selfishness with the Catholic/Christian tenets of having a duty to help the poor, clothe the naked, feed the hungry, etc.? Are my former teacher and schoolmate merely playing a game of convenience, cherry-picking those data points that support their argument and ignoring the rest? Aren't these philosophies at odds with each other, if not mutually exclusive?

Help me out here, folks.
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I'll Show You. I'll Show You ALL!!! [Feb. 18th, 2009|09:48 am]
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[Current Mood | BWA-HA-HA-HA-HA!]
[Current Music |Commotion -- CCR]

I've done this meme before, but the answers that came up were just so perfect I had to post the results here:

LiveJournal Username
Why you did it
Your lair
Your hideous secret weapon
Your favourite colour
Beautiful and exotic but deadly eastern lieutenantshinotenshi02
Henchperson who constantly plays with knifesmamcdowell
Your perverted scientific geniussector_r
You cordon bleu chefcousinsue
Lieutenant with serious moral qualmsksleet
Number of countries subverted64
This Fun Quiz created by Andrew at BlogQuiz.Net
Capricorn Horoscope at DailyHoroscopes.Biz



"You'll have to excuse my laugh; it's unduly sinister."
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Blossom Dearie, 1926-2009 [Feb. 9th, 2009|07:21 pm]
[Current Mood | nostalgic]

Jazz vocalist Blossom Dearie passed away this past weekend of natural causes. She was a mainstay at jazz and cabaret clubs for over half a century, but those of us who grew up in the '70s probably know her best from things like this:



She was also featured in the Schoolhouse Rock numbers "Mother Necessity" and Figure Eight." And there goes another little piece of my childhood.
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Dark Night of the Soul [Feb. 7th, 2009|08:15 pm]
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[Current Mood | amused]
[Current Music |Live And Let Die -- Paul McCartney & Wings]

Yet another meme...

The Rules:
a) Put your MP3 player, iTunes, Windows Media Player, etc. on shuffle
b) For each question, press the next button to get your answer
c) YOU MUST WRITE THAT SONG NAME DOWN NO MATTER HOW SILLY IT SOUNDS
d) Tag at least 5 people -- I won't force anyone.
e) Everyone tagged has to do the same thing
f) Have Fun!

1. IF SOMEONE SAYS 'ARE YOU OKAY' YOU SAY?
Four Leaf Clover

2. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOURSELF?
Slave to My Belly

3. WHAT DO YOU LIKE IN A GUY/GIRL?
Study War No More

4. HOW DO YOU FEEL TODAY?
World On Fire

5. WHAT IS YOUR LIFE'S PURPOSE?
Hunting Girl

6. WHAT'S YOUR MOTTO?
Whip It

7. WHAT DO YOUR FRIENDS THINK OF YOU?
Tall Cool One

8. WHAT DO YOUR PARENTS THINK OF YOU?
Slow Ride

9. WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT VERY OFTEN?
Would I Lie To You?

10. WHAT IS 2 + 2?
Strawberry Fields Forever

11. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR BEST FRIEND?
Preyed Upon

12. WHAT IS YOUR LIFE STORY?
There Must Be An Angel (Playing With My Heart)

13. WHAT DO YOU WANT TO BE WHEN YOU GROW UP?
Lovin' Every Minute Of It

14. WHAT DO YOU THINK WHEN YOU SEE THE PERSON YOU LIKE?
Be near Me

15. WHAT WILL YOU DANCE TO AT YOUR WEDDING?
Goodnight and Go

16. WHAT WILL THEY PLAY AT YOUR FUNERAL?
R.S.V.P.

17. WHAT IS YOUR HOBBY/INTEREST?
Burning Down the House

18. WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST FEAR?
True Religion

19. WHAT IS YOUR BIGGEST SECRET?
Down On the Corner

20. WHAT DO YOU WANT RIGHT NOW?
Vespertilio

21. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF YOUR FRIENDS?
This Is Your Life

22. WHAT WILL YOU POST THIS AS?
Dark Night of the Soul
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Poetry Meme [Jan. 14th, 2009|02:03 pm]
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[Current Mood | artistic]
[Current Music |Praan -- Garry Schyman]

A meme gakked from lots of people...

When you see this, post your favorite poem in your journal.

As a (former) English teacher, I'm ashamed to say that I didn't focus as much on poetry as I should, both in my classes and during my training. So I'm discovering more and more poetry as time goes by, and as a result my "favorite" poem changes from time to time. This is one of my current favorites:

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Tony Steinberg: Brave Seventh Grade Viking Warrior
by Taylor Mali
www.taylormali.com

Have you ever seen a Viking ship made out of popsicle sticks
And balsa wood? With tiny coils of brown thread for ropes,
Sixteen oars made out of chopsticks, and a red and yellow sail
made from a baby's footie pajamas?

I have.

He died with his sword in his hand and so went straight to heaven.

The Vikings sometimes buried their bravest warriors in ships.
Or set them adrift and on fire, a floating island of flames.
The soul of the brave warrior rising slowly with the smoke.
To understand life in Scandinavia in the Middle Ages,
You must understand the Viking ship.

So here is the assignment:
The class must build me a miniature Viking ship.
You have a month. And you must all work together.
Like warriors.

These projects are what I'm known for as a teacher.
Like the Egyptian Pyramid Project.
Have you ever seen a family of four standing around a card table after dinner,
each one holding one triangular side of a miniature pyramid until the glue dried?
I haven't either, but Mrs. Steinberg said it took 90 minutes,
and even with the little brother on one side saying,
This is dumb! This is a stupid pyramid, Tony!
You're going to fail this project.
If I get Mr. Mali next year, my pyramid is going to be much better than this!
And Tony on the other side saying,
Shut up! Shut up! You little %#@!
No, no, no, no, no, no, no! Keep holding your side
or I swear I'll kill you after the glue dries!
It was the best family time they'd spent together since Christmas.

He died with his sword in his hand and so went straight to heaven,
which the Vikings called Valhalla.

Mr. Mali, if that's true, that you would go straight to Valhalla
if you died with your sword in your hand,
then if you were an old Viking
and you were about to die of old age,
could you keep your sword right by your bed
so if you felt like you were going to die
you could reach out and grab it?

I don't know if their gods would fall for that,
but it sounds like a good idea to me.

Tony was out for a month before we heard what was wrong.
And the 12 boys left whispered the name of the disease
as if you could catch it from saying it too loud.

We'd been warned. The Middle School Head had come to class
And said Tony was coming to school on Friday.
But he's had a rough time.
The medication he's taking has made all his hair fall out,
and he's a little shy about it.
So don't stare, don't point, don't laugh.

I always said I liked teaching in a private school
Because I could talk about God
And not be breaking the law.
And for an Episcopalian kid who only went to church
On Christmas and Easter, I sure talked about God a lot.
In history of course, that's easy,
Even the Egyptian Pyramid Project is essentially a spiritual exercise.
But how can you study geometry and not believe in a God?

A God of perfect points and planes,
Surrounded by angels and angles of all different degrees.
Such a God wouldn't give cancer to a seventh grade boy.
Wouldn't make his hair fall out from the chemo.
Totally bald in a jacket and tie on Friday morning.
And I don't mean Tony. Not one single boy in my class had hair;
the other 12 had shaved their heads in solidarity.
Have you ever seen 13 bald-headed seventh grade boys,
all pointing at each other, all staring, all laughing?

I have.

It's a beautiful sight. And almost as striking as 12 boys
six weeks later, now with crew cuts on a Saturday morning,
outside the synagogue with heads bowed,
holding hands and standing in a circle
around the smoldering remains
of a miniature Viking ship,
the soul of the brave warrior
rising slowly with the smoke.
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Follow the link and look at this guy's work. He's an inspiration. I know that if I'd heard of him ten years ago, I'd probably still be an English teacher.
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Post-Turkey Day Stuff [Nov. 29th, 2008|11:24 pm]
[Current Mood | thoughtful]
[Current Music |Eyes On Me -- FF VIII OST]

Thanksgiving was ok. Had dinner with the folks and Dad's side of the family, and got home in time to see a much-unexpected blowout win by the Iggles.

And today (Saturday)? The folks are across the pond in Barcelona for the start of a two-week cruise/vacation, and most of the gang are doing their own family stuff. So today I paid a visit to a friend who's all alone this weekend. She's settled in her new digs after... well, let's just call it some "unpleasant family issues" and leave it at that. We reminisced about college days, gaming, and Otakon (yes, she's helped us out there -- seems like most of my friends have at one point or another) before heading downtown to get a late lunch/early dinner. West Chester, PA may not be the most exciting burg in the world, but it does have some nice eateries. We got food at a pub-type place, which was good but not great (after all, it's pub food).

Was it a date? Probably not; just two friends hanging out. And who says it has to be a date? Nowhere is it written that two people meeting up, walking the streets, and sharing a meal together automatically counts as a date.

Still, would I like it to have been a date? To be honest... maybe. :) But for right now I'm happy for the company, and I'm pretty sure she was too.
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One Day More... [Nov. 3rd, 2008|11:20 pm]
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[Current Mood | hopeful]
[Current Music |One Little Victory -- Rush]

Lots of people out there have likely seen this clip already, but I thought it timely under the circumstances: Anyone who knows me at all already knows which way I'm going to vote tomorrow. But regardless of your political affiliation, for the sake of your country... VOTE!
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Oh Joy! Oh Rapture! [Oct. 30th, 2008|12:30 am]
[Current Mood | WOO-HOO!]
[Current Music |End of the World -- R.E.M.]

PHILS WIN!  PHILS WIN!

And Bud Selig is off the hook.

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Bud Selig is the Antichrist [Oct. 28th, 2008|10:27 am]
[Current Mood | angry]
[Current Music |Someday Never Comes -- CCR]

So last night I'm in a local watering hole with my fellow Phillies fans, hoping to see the Philles, longtime masters of baseball Phutility, close out the World Series. Things were going fine until the rains came... and stayed.

What happened next, to paraphrase Fielding Mellish, was a travesty. It was a travesty of a mockery of a sham of a mockery of a travesty of two mockeries of a sham!

( Rant on game 5 of the World Series follows... )

Sorry, but I needed to get that out.

Yes, I'm majorly cheesed off, and I admit that I'm biased. But if there's any such thing as baseball karma, the Phils put up eighty bajillion runs as soon as the game resumes and puts this thing away. We'll see.
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Literary Character Meme [Sep. 30th, 2008|10:43 pm]
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[Current Mood | meh]
[Current Music |The Shibito Laughs -- Final Fantasy X OST]

Yep, here's a big surprise: another meme! This one's gakked from [info]greene_man:

1. Comment on this post.
2. I will give you a letter.
3. Think of 5 fictional characters and post their names and your comments on these characters in your LJ.

[info]greene_man gave me the letter K, so...

1) Killer Kane, the lead bad guy from Buster Crabbe's old "Buck Rogers" serials. Nothing like the classics. Anyone who only knows the character from the awful Buck Rogers TV series starring Gil Gerard... you don't know what you're missing.

2) Kenshiro, aka the "Fist of the North Star." He's the lead character from my favorite so-bad-it's-funny anime of the same name. Nothing says "quality" like exploding heads. Lots of them.

3) Kang and Kodos, the recurring aliens from The Simpsons. I love those guys, who have appeared one way or another in every "Treehouse of Horror" Halloween special. "Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos!"

4) Kif Kroker, Fourth Lieutenant on the DOOP starship Nimbus, and perennial lackey to Zapp Brannigan (so yes, I'm talking about Futurama). Poor little green guy.

5) K-9, the robotic canine companion from Doctor Who. How could I forget him? There's a good dog...
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Return of the Son of the Movie Quote Meme II: Electric Boogaloo [Sep. 4th, 2008|02:57 pm]
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[Current Mood | amused]
[Current Music |Peaches En Regalia -- Frank Zappa]

As re-gakked from [info]cousinsue: Can you tell which movies these are from without cheating by looking the quotations up on the Internet? Or figure out something about the characters or genre?

1) "I'm proud to recall that at no time at all and with no other recourses but my own resources, with firm application and determination... I made a fool of myself!"

2) "From now on we are enemies, You and I. Because You choose for Your instrument a boastful, lustful, smutty, infantile boy and give me for reward only the ability to recognize the incarnation. Because You are unjust, unfair, unkind, I will block You, I swear it. I will hinder and harm Your creature on earth as far as I am able." from Amadeus -- [info]mamacdowell

3) "Good afternoon. Wide World of Sports is in the little republic of San Marcos where we're going to bring you a live, on the spot assassination. They're going to kill the president of this lovely Latin American country and replace him with a military dictatorship. And everybody is about as excited and tense as can be. The weather on this Sunday afternoon is perfect; and if you've just joined us, we've seen a series of colorful riots that started with the traditional bombing of the American embassy - a ritual as old as the city itself." from Woody Allen's classic comedy Bananas -- guessed by an anonymous poster who I suspect may be my Mom.

4) "Did you hear that, Duke Red? The superhuman you created is saying it doesn't need us anymore." from the anime verson of Metropolis by Osamu Tezuka -- [info]dave_iii

5) "He's nothing. Don't worry about him. It's the Blimp next to him! The Blimp! When he puts on that mask, he'll blow your goddamn doors off!"

6) "Thank you? F*** you! Get it straight Mr Hunter, I'm not on your side. Now you could be wrong! But wrong or right, the Captain can't just replace you at will. That was completely improper! And that's why I did what I did. By the book."

7) "Alex! Alex! You're walking away from history! History, Alex! Did Chris Columbus stay home? Nooooo. What if the Wright Brothers thought that only birds should fly? And did Galoka think that the Ulus were too ugly to save?" from The Last Starfighter -- [info]siliconivy

8) "Even their robots are insolent."

9) "Haven't I convinced you of my sincerity yet? I'm genuinely dedicated to your destruction."

10) "I put a button on it. Yes. I wish to press it, but I'm not sure what will happen if I do." from Titan A.E. -- well done [info]shinotenshi02

11) "OK, we all have these terrible stories to get over, and you-"
"It's not true. Some have great stories, pretty stories that take place at lakes with boats and friends and noodle salad. Just no one in this car. But, a lot of people, that's their story. Good times, noodle salad." the inimitable Jack Nicholson, from As Good As It Gets -- also guessed by Mr./Mrs. Anonymous

12) "He's a southpaw. I don't want you messing with southpaws. They do everything backwards."

13) "Look on the wall behind you. Look at that little girl's face. I know you've seen it. But you know what she's never going to be able to see? She's never going to be able to see the simple wonder of a leaf in her hand. Because there's not going to be any trees. Now you think about that."

14) "Well, now, uh, read me all the words you don't understand."
"Libido, inferiority complex, stinko, blotto, free love, bathtub gin, monkey glands, Karl Marx... is he one of the Marx Brothers?" from the classic Auntie Mame -- the third guess from the Anonymous one

15) "Let's see, you're sitting in the assembly with a saint's head in your lap. I'd tell him you found it in a box of Cracker Jacks."
"No, that's no good. We gotta think of something better than that."

Enjoy!

UPDATE: Okay, some of the easier ones are out of the way, as I thought they would be. Now for a hint. Some of the remaining movies (but not necessarily the quotes from those movies) involve the following people (in no particular order): Dean Martin, Jack Nicholson, Rosalind Russell, Danny Kaye, Vincent Price & Peter Lorre, Andrew McCarthy, Woody Allen, and Denzel Washington. Maybe that'll help...
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Truth in Advertising... [Aug. 28th, 2008|11:20 am]
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[Current Music |Won't Get Fooled Again -- The Who]

The Daily Show has put up a billboard in St. Paul in anticipation of the arriving RNC delegates. Apparently, it's one of the first things that people coming to Minnesota for the RNC will see as they exit the airport. Apologies to any actual Republicans who read this, but I can't think of a more appropriate greeting:



In the interests of fairness and balance, I did attempt to find an image of the billboard that TDS put up in Denver. It reads, "The Democratic Convention: Choosing The 2012 Frontrunner." Unfortunately I can't find anything.
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