Archive for April, 2004
A little late (the film festival and all), but once again Good Grief! presents the condensed version of last week’s links. We provide this valuable service to save you time.
John Ashcroft will look for pornography in your gmail or on your blog. Hopefully your marshmellow peeps will not spontaneously combust.
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The Great Cheesesteak Debate
3 Comments Published by Becky S April 13th, 2004 in arts, philadelphia, foodAlmost forgot to mention The Great Cheesesteak Debate, a last-minute short addition to the Philadelphia Film Festival. Scott Vosbury’s mini-documentary, shown before Super Size Me, examines one of the most pressing questions in our fair city: who makes the best cheesesteaks? And good news–you can view the film online. Don’t […]
Boss-across-the-hall’s boss’s boss
3 Comments Published by Becky S April 13th, 2004 in boss-across-the-hallYes, the big kahuna. A brilliant, scattered, Lebanese man with the attention span of a gnat. A celebrity executive who enjoys speaking at conventions and being quoted in the trade rags. Today he invited me to one of his presentations, so I met him at 6:45 AM, and we took a ride […]
Because someone asked, here’s the scoop on Super Size Me, which showed yesterday at the Philadelphia Film Festival. It was a sellout!
Super Size Me is a documentary about the health effects of a fast food diet. Inspired by a 2002 lawsuit against several fast food chains, Morgan Spurlock decided to find out what […]
The annual Philadelphia Film Festival is underway. Because I have tickets to see eight movies* between now and next Saturday (and also because the taxes aren’t done), there won’t be much time in the upcoming week to wax poetic about handbags, Niles Fanderbiles, or The Fountains of Wayne. Perhaps boss-across-the-hall will provide some […]
It looks like Linda the hair stylist is gone for good.
Dear Linda,
I’m still in shock, and I can’t believe I’m writing this letter. Though I’ve only known you for a year, it feels like so much longer. I admit that I had doubts when we first met, but your compassion for […]
Linda, the woman formerly known as my hair stylist, is gone and has left no forwarding information. Who’s gonna handle my post-breakup dye job? Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
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It’s a beautiful day out there…
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Attention grammar wannabes: the sentence I feel good is correct. So is I feel bad, for that matter. As someone once told me, “feeling badly is the sign of an inept dirty-old-man.” Note the first paragraph of a grammar article in today’s Deseret Morning News (emphasis mine):
James Brown feels good. The […]
Ah, it’s so hard to part ways in the electronic age. Just when you think you’ve erased someone, you stumble across him in the e-mail sent items folder. Dammit—always forget to clean up the sent items folder. Anyway, some good came of the spring inbox cleaning. I stumbled across this gem, […]
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