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Thought of a couple more... when Dirk and Reed are arguing with the record producer to get their tapes before playing, the producer says "that's not MP, that's YP. Your problem!". Reed says something like "look, I don't understand all this industry jargon, YP, MP, stuff like that."
When Dirk is at the pool party and meets The Colonel, The Colonel says "Jack says you got a really big cawk. May I see it?" Dirk's hesitant, asks "really?" "Please". Diggler pulls down his trunks, The Colonel looks down for a few seconds, looks back up.... "well thank you Eddie!"
My theory is that she banged her husband in high school, college, whatever, got knocked up, married the guy and Eddie/Dirk was the personification of the mistake that effed up her life so she took it out on him.
Or she was just like a fair amount of women who hate their sons.
Felt bad for Jane.... she's always been my favorite and I always thought she was so damn cute. Still is. To hear that she thought about killing herself a lot bummed me out. Gina was great as you say. I was surprised how good Charlotte Caffey looked. One more thing, I was surprised to learn that Kathy Valentine just started playing bass on the fly. She had some great lines and I would have figured she was a bass player from the start.
I was also glad to see the input from Miles and Stewart Copeland. I saw the Go-Go's open for the Police in 1982. They were great.
Yep that pretty much sums it up.
Well, it is a nice ass.
Yeah, I got a thing for Jewish girls and their hook noses. And she's got a nice body, great ass.
For me it’s a toss up between this and Married to the Mob.
I would throw a barrage of tongue darts at her dirt star.
She's cute, but too skinny for my tastes. I do like that she came out of Andie McDowell's snatch.
It really grew on me as I watched it.
Still not as impressive as the self-repairing yellow Porsche.
LOL I was thinking the same thing.
I've always been a Jim Jarmusch fan and have liked most of his stuff, but hard pass on this one. I'm sure the "get it" crowd will get it and that's fine. This thing bored the heck out of me.
He was one of those guys who was always good. Another guy like that was Jason Bernard. Several years ago I was thinking that I hadn't seen him in anything lately, checked out IMDB and he died in the mid-90s. Bummer.
I didn't follow that part too terribly closely with respect to who faxed it over. In fact I thought I heard him say he never used speed dial which I took to mean that it wasn't him. Anyway I get your point. Maybe he would be the guy to stand up and say no when his bosses were pursuing someone who's innocent, i.e. he's got that "aw shucks" thing going on but he'd turn on a dime to stop a BS case against someone. OK, I'll stand down a bit and give the guy the benefit of the doubt.
It's OK, but that smartass FBI guy is annoying.
The Cadillac episode is a masterpiece compared to both 1) the Puddy as car salesman episode, searching for high fives everywhere, while George gets screwed out of a candy bar and 2) the Kenny Rogers Roasters episode with Newman fantasizing over eating Kramer.
Ha ha, your boy Jussie's going to have to pay the price after all.
Yep it sure was.
This. Mike will be fired by Mr. Phillips after a Pound Me Too complaint from one of the women in the office who got denied a promotion. Mr. Phillips will see the error of his ways and give her her promotion. Marcia will get gang raped by several black guys, but she will testify on their behalf at the trial since she realizes her white privilege and how oppressed they have been for six billion years of white racism. Bobby will come home from school one day and tell Carol that he was uncomfortable with being lectured that America is a horrible country, after which Carol grounds him for a month and forces him to study Muslim culture until he admits that all countries and cultures are equal. While giving a performance at the Westdale High prom, Greg's band is canceled and forced to leave after attendees realize that all five members are cis white males. Peter is suspended from school for hate speech after he walks into a room of both males and females and says "what's up, guys, how's it going?", without using the proper pronouns to describe the several transgender students in the group.