LOL. I love when fast food people are with it. Reminds me of one I saw online way back when, someone went to a burger joint drive through, and to place his order at the drive thru microphone, says: “I can has Cheeseburger?”… Long pause from the guy taking the order, who then answers back “Nom nom nom.” 

Just ordered a pair of yearly “Power Passes” for our local IMAX theatre for Doug and me.

We were going to do this LAST year, but found out about it too far into the year to make it a decent deal (they run from purchase date to end of calendar year NOT a year from the date you purchase them), so said we’d look into getting them in January of this year. Which is here.

It’s a nice deal. For $45, you get:

• Admission to documentary films at no charge (ticket required)
• Admission to feature films for only $5
• Advance ticket sales and advance seating for all films
• Online ticketing with no additional fees (three days advance purchase required)
• Invitations to special screenings
• Discounts on IMAX special events and IMAX birthday parties

Birthday parties no big deal, but for the rest of it, when you consider that most Feature Films are $12, and the Documentaries are $9, that’s a nice savings right there, since those will be only $5 and $free respectively. We’ve seen the Advance Seating in action the last time we were there, that’s a pretty sweet deal (no more sitting 2nd row for Avatar! :-O, it took hours to work out the kink in my neck after sitting that long for that). And since I tend to buy our tickets online, in advance, avoiding those handling fees is a nice plus too.

And Doug says it’ll be a good year for the feature films, since the Batman sequel is coming out this summer, as well as Spiderman. And *squee!* they brought back Hubble 3D, which I missed when they had it there before, REALLY want to see that on the big screen in 3D, which since it’s a documentary, will now be FREE! *does happy dance*

All in all a pretty good deal. We just have to go and get a photo ID taken before we go see our first movie, and we’re good to go. Nice.

And on a totally unrelated note, I’ve been meaning to post this video in my blog since I first saw it, so I don’t have to keep going to YouTube or Twitter to find it, but yeah, for some reason, I really REALLY like this video.

Still don’t know how I never saw it over the Christmas holidays (I’m sure I would have REMEMBERED this one! LOL) but found it en route to looking for Geico Maxwell’s new Ziplining video, so including it here now, just because. “Yee-hee!”

(Repost from my old blog, accidentally posted it there first, and wondered why it didn’t show up on LJ, lol)

The fiance who was coming up for the weekend didn’t get here (he’s got a 2.5 hour drive from Concord) until around 2:30, so I had time in the early afternoon to record the feed for John Barrowman’s “Best Of Tonight’s The Night” off the BBC website. Will have to edit that down and add it to my JB website, but just didn’t have time over the weekend to do it. Read the rest of this entry »

Just installed a plug in that is supposed to crosspost over to Live Journal when I post to my WordPress blog, just wanting to see if it works.

This is only a test.

(Look! First official NEW blogpost at the new site! Hope it works! )

Bum Knees and the Weather

I know there’s an entire population that poo-poos the idea that sore joints (knees, fingers, etc.) can be affected/made worse by changes in the weather.

I’ve always known that the cold weather tends to make my knuckles hurt, and I can usually tell when it’s going to rain, my bum knees start to act up.

But the last couple of days really sold me on the idea that unstable weather and bad joints don’t mix.

Two days ago, out of the blue, in the middle of the afternoon, my left knee started to bother me. Nothing popped, didn’t bang it into anything, it just started to hurt, for no good reason. By the time I was home that evening, it had gotten so bad that I almost fell up the stairs after putting weight on it nearly put me through the roof, and I had to suddenly shift the weight to my other leg.

Yesterday morning it was bothering me so much, I started taking motrin for it, and actually took the elevator to the second floor in our office building to get to our suite. I almost NEVER do that, 99% of the time I’ll take the stairs. But it hurt so much to put the weight on it to climb the stairs, the elevator was a no brainer. And it hurt when it took the weight and I had to bend it when I sat down. At the house, I was taking stairs one at at time going both up and down, to avoid having to bend it and put weight on it. Really, my knees hadn’t given me THAT much trouble in a long time.

This morning? Like night and day. Pain not totally gone, I get an occasional twinge, but I can do stairs and sit down pretty much pain free.

What was our weather like the last few days? Had an unstable front start coming in two days ago, it was rainy and thundery yesterday, and the whole front passed through last night and is completely gone today.

Much like the pain in my knee. Go figure.

And it’s not just me, our neighbor across the street was having some joint trouble yesterday as well, that, yes, started the afternoon before, just like mind did.

I completely blame that front that came through. And very happy that it’s past now. When you live on a steep hill in a house with lots of stairs, having knee issues like that is a bit of a pain, pun intended, lol.

… And It Was Good!

Wasn’t planning on adding a blog post here, I’m getting ready to move my site to a different hosting provider, and backed up all my content last weekend preparing for the move, but figured why not, I’ll just do another backup and be ready to go later.

My Motorola Triumph came in yesterday, a day later than the estimated arrival date I got from Amazon. No big deal, I know it’s an approximate date, but usually Amazon beats their approximate arrival date by a couple of days, can’t remember when something arrived late. (Had to laugh though, I was following the tracking info, and it started out about 9 hours from here, in Kentucky. By the end of the first day, it had gone further NORTH and was now 12 hours away. Go figure. Next day? It ended up in Charlotte, about 3 hours SOUTH of here. Finally got to Raleigh on the estimated delivery date, but too late to be delivered. So it got here the next day. Would have been faster for me to just drive up there and pick it up as far out of the way it went getting here, LOL.) But again, no big deal, didn’t have time to do anything with it yesterday anyway.

Opened up the package this AM, figuring I’d activate it before work, then tinker with it at lunch time. HA! Per the manual: “Step One: Install battery and charge.” Whoops. The Optimus V instructions actually said that THAT phone had enough charge to do the activation, THEN we were supposed to plug it in and charge it the rest of the way. Sort of figured the Motorola would be the same way. Guess not, huh.

So I left it charging for the day today, and after we got done with our TV watching binge for the night, sat down, got it activated via the website without a hitch. Then figured out the IP address of the phone so I could add it to my “approved” IP list on my home WiFi network, and got that working.

Then came the fun of all the updates and app downloading: First up, Silent Boot, to shut up that annoying Virgin Mobile boot up sound. Then did all the updates from the Android market of all the preinstalled apps. Added Remote Web Desktop (one of the few programs I’ve liked well enough to pay for, makes it easy to access my phone content on my PC.) Then went to install the Netflix app, only to remember that I’ve put my Netflix account on hold temporarily, so no streaming at home or on my pc or *sob* on my phone either. Wah. Reinstalled Thickbuttons, Barcode Scanner, was able to install Google Earth, Firefox, and Adobe Flash (none of which were Optimus V friendly)

Then downloaded the Amazon App Store (love it, an app to get more apps! LOL) and Amazon MP3. Tried to download Jenga, which crashed the Optimus every time I tried to install it on THAT phone, and it works on the Motorola. Sweet! Then started going through my list of Amazon Freebies of the Day that I’ve ordered each day they were free, and started downloading a select few of them (I’ve got 200+ that I’ve “ordered” but not all I want to put on the phone at any one time)

In no particular order (although I started from the back of the list to get Tweetcaster, so they’re kind of in reverse alphabetical order):

• Tweetcaster Pro* (* apps are the paid versions that Amazon gave away on one of their giveaway days)
• IMDB
• Tune In Radio Pro*
• Solitaire Megapack*
• Random Mahjong Pro*
• Pocketbooth (this worked on my old phone, but didn’t have a front camera on that one)
• Plants vs Zombies (Maybe I’ll have room to keep this now!)*
• Peggle (another WiFi only download, so gotta do it from home) (currently downloading)*
• Gem Spinner 1 and 2*
• Fruit Ninja
• Fancy Widget Pro*
• Convertr
• Collapse!
• Bonsai Blast
• App 2 SD Pro*
• Angry Birds Rio
• Angry Birds Seasons (another one I had to delete due to space issues)
• Abduction 2*
• 180Ultra*

Not seeing Fireball Deluxe in my Amazon list, nor Apps Organizer (which I love to death, keeps all my zillion apps, well, organized, into categories), and must have gotten Apps Backup, Cool Reader and E-Reader, Get Glue, Zinio, QuickPic, ComicStrips, GhostTown elsewhere. And a MUST have before Friday night, the Fringe Glyph Translator, to convert all those funky images before the commercial breaks on Fringe into their respective 5 letter words.

Man, but Peggle is taking forever to download, even on WiFi. As soon as I get that, I’m going to bed, and will download the rest of what I’m missing at lunch tomorrow.

Yeah, I love my Optimus V, but there have been several things about it that I’ve not been too fond of. Namely that it’s not all that fast, the minimal onboard storage capacity (it’s sitting there with a “low storage” warning in my status bar as we speak), the fact that it won’t play flash, so I can’t even play back the videos on my own website, and the screen is pretty damn small, even when I wear my readers. Even using ThickButtons, typing on that thing is really tricky, my fingers hit the wrong keys on a fairly regular basis. Plus there have been a few apps that I’ve run into out there that I’ve REALLY wanted to put on the phone, but while they’re compatible with my version of the android OS, they’re just not compatible with just that phone. 

(And yes, I noticed that out of everything I’ve mentioned about the phone, in this and previous posts, about how it operates, one thing that never comes up is how it handles phone calls. LOL. But I almost never use it for that, which is why that Virgin Mobile $25/month unlimited text/data plan with just the 300 minutes is so perfect for me. Essentially, I treat it as a PDA, that just happens to be able to make calls when I need to, which is rarely – don’t think I’ve ever gone over 30 minutes in any given month since I’ve had it. So as long as it can make them when I need them to, it doesn’t need to do much else so far as its phone abilities go.)

So as a rule, it’s been acceptable phone. Gets the job done. And it was the best one that Virgin Mobile offered when I bought it earlier this year. 

But THEN, I made the mistake of going to my Virgin Mobile account to update my credit card info last week, then peeking into their “phones and plans” area. Whoops! The Optimus V is not their best offering any more. Now they’ve got a Motorola Triumph. With a faster processor. And a much bigger storage capacity. And a bigger screen. AND it will play flash video. PLUS it’s got two cameras compared to just the one on the OV. AND a flash for the still camera, which OV doesn’t have. AND HD video that you can play back via an HDMI cable directly into your TV set. In short, it’s like the OV, on steroids.*insert Tim Allen Tool Time grunt here: ARGH ARGH ARGH!*

Reviews on it have been mixed, but it seems like if you get a good phone right out of the box (which seems to be a problem on occasion, some folks have gotten real lemons right from the manufacturer), people have been happy with it.

So after hemming and hawing for a week (and missing Best Buy’s sale on that very phone in the process), and doing my usual comparison shopping, helped by the handy dandy plug in for FireFox called Invisible Hand which pops up when you’re shopping for something to let you know if there’s a cheaper price online anywhere, I found myself at Amazon. Invisible Hand told me it was cheaper on eBay, but I tend to like the return policies better from a known company vs someone on ebay where you’re not sure who you’re buying from. Plus if I put it on my Amazon store card, I’ve got something like 4 months same as cash to pay it off. THOUGHT I could use the nearly $50 in reward points from my Visa card towards it, but since I wasn’t using the Visa to pay for it, apparently that’s not an option. So did the next best thing. Used the $30 gift card that my sister got me for my birthday in July, put THAT towards the phone instead, saving my rewards points for my birthday purchase when I make it. Amazon seemed happy with that. So I got $30 off, free shipping, and 4 months same as cash. Nice deal. Ordered it this afternoon.

And one other thing I like about Virgin Mobile… If you’ve got a phone plan with them, and they change their rates, as long as you keep your same phone plan, you get to keep it at the same rates. So apparently even though VM raised their $25/mo plan to $35/mo recently, even if I swap out my OV for the Triumph, I still get to keep my $25/month plan. Sweet.

Can’t wait for it to come in so I can play. Fortunately it’s still an Android phone, so the learning curve on it won’t be to steep. AND all the apps that I already have via Amazon’s app store and the Android App Market should work with it as well (including, hopefully, the ones that were supposed to work but just didn’t like the Optimus V. So we’ll see.

Sometime back I did a post detailing some of my favorite apps for my new Android phone. Just realized I never went back as planned to do another post for my favorite games and other fun stuff.

So at long last, here is said post.

A Few Favorite Games:

Just recently had my SD storage card crash, so had to reformat and reinstall a lot of my apps. Which was okay, had a lot on there that really didn’t need to be there anymore, so it gave the card a good cleaning. The only game that I’ve not reinstalled that really SHOULD be on my list of favorite games is Plants vs Zombies. LOVE that game, have it on my PC, my NintendoDS, and when Amazon’s App Store gave it away as a freebie, downloaded it for the phone as well. Unfortunately though, while the game was able to be put on the SD card, apparently the saved game file was not, so when I reached the end of the game for the first time, the saved game file was huge, and ate up too much space on my phone, so I uninstalled the whole game. 

But these games are the ones I tent to go back to over and over again. They’re all fun, but I tend to play Angry Birds Rio, Fire Ball Deluxe, Gem Spinner, Peggle, and Fruit Ninja the most. All of which are either free games, or were given away by Amazon as freebies at one point or another. 

Newly Found “Useful Tools”:

Got quite a few of those. Apps Organizer is what set up my massive assortment of phone apps into the useful categories you see here. You decide what categories you want, and which apps go in them, and voila, a nice organized phone desktop. Still using the Amazon App Store for their freebies of the day. Droid of the Day is pretty good, it pops up and suggests a free app every day. App2SD Pro is one of those apps I tried as a freebie, liked, then Amazon gave away the paid version. Makes it easy to move apps from the phone to the SD card, something very handy with the Optimus’s limited storage space. App Backup saved my bacon when my SD card crashed. I’d backed up all the apps with that program, then when I moved the contents of my SD card to my PC to reformat, I was able to reinstall most programs that I wanted from the backup I’d done. Converter is kind of handy, any kind of measurement you can think of that you might want to convert to some other format, it can probably handle. I order from AmazonUK a lot, and it does a fast conversion from dollars to pounds, among other things. Useful and free (I think it might have been a Droid of the Day app, actually). Also on the phone is Cool Reader and eReader. Handles various and sundry types of ebooks and documents. Fringe Glyph Translator is a purely fun app. If you watch Fringe on Friday nights, and you see all those funky symbols with the dots next to them at each commercial break, those actually DO spell something different each episode. Makes me want to go back and watch Seasons 1-3 to see what I missed in those codes. 

GetGlue is probably, especially with the new TV season starting, one of my most used apps. Make it easy to tweet about what I’m watching, listening to, and reading, and earn stickers in the process. Kind of addicting. The two apps in the bottom row on each end – Remote Web and WiFi File Explorer – are both essentially the same thing, they allow you to wireless connect the contents of your phone to your PC to transfer files, use your phone cam as a webcam, all sorts of stuff. It’s how I got the screen caps of my apps from my phone to my PC. I actually paid for Remote Web and had been using it for a while, until Amazon gave away WiFi File Explorer. Now I use them both until I decide which one I like better. The app in the bottom row second column is Shoot Me, which is supposed to only work on rooted phones, but works just fine on my unrooted Optimus. Run it in the background, if you want to screencap your screen, just shake the phone, and instant screencap. Yes, it’s what I used to screencap my apps. And last but not least on that screen is Tweetcaster. I’d mentioned before that the free version was my favorite Twitter app, well you guessed it, Amazon gave away the paid version as a freebie so now I’m running the full version and have never looked back.

Other favorite apps are QuckPic, a replacement for the default Gallery. Comic Strips, a new one I just added that lets you collect and share some of your favorite comic strips from the paper, like Scary Gary and Argyle Sweater. GhostTown is essentially a music player that lets you search YouTube for videos, and plays them back as music. Kinda nifty. Roku Remote and WDTV Media Player are substitute remotes for, yes, my Roku box (currently used for streaming movies at Netflix and Amazon on Demand) and my Western Digital media player box, which lets you plug in a hard drive and play back almost any video type you can think of on your TV set. Great for all those series episodes that would take up too many DVDs to burn. Tune In Radio Pro is another paid app that Amazon gave away as a freebie. I’d been using the freebie version to pick up Internet radio stations, like the various BBC stations or formerly local CA stations like KFOG. The paid version is essentially the same, only it also includes a recorder if you want to save any of the radio station broadcasts. I use it a lot. And Zinio works in conjuction with the PC app to download either free or paid digital versions of magazines to either your phone or your PC hard drive. Once you’ve downloaded them, you can view them on either. Have only used it a few times so far, but it seems pretty well made.

Well, that be pretty much the majority of what apps I use fairly regularly. Given that Amazon gives away a freebie every day, I’ve got quite a list of apps still available to me that I’ve not actually installed yet, but they’re there if I need them.

Another fluff post, but why not.

The start of the fall tv season is when our DVR (which thankfully has two tuners, otherwise we’d never keep up) gets a workout. We tend to watch nearly everything new at least once, then eliminate the crap shows from the schedule and end up with a reasonable number of shows to watch.

The only problem this fall? Not a whole lot of crap shows to speak of. LOL. We skipped H8R right off the bat, as well as The Playboy Club and Charlies Angels, plus a couple of other shows on the CW that just plain did nothing for us. And no, are not watching X-Factor. But have tried pretty much every thing else so far, and most shows are pretty good. So have started dropping show that are okay, but not great. Definitely deleted off the DVR’s on screen scheduler: Pan-Am (bummer, that’s the airline that flew me to Europe in 1984! ), Two Broke Girls, and Up All Night. Not sure about (we’ll watch for a second week and then decide): Unforgettable and Gifted Man. New Girl was supposed to be THE new comedy of the season, and jury is still out on that one too. It was cute and quirky, but it may lose out just due to the sheer volume of other good shows airing.

What’s funny is the number of shows that we thought we’d just watch to see just how awful they were, and they turned out to be pretty good. Didn’t think I’d like Ringer, or Revenge, or Whitney. I’d heard Whitney was supposed to be funny, but the previews looked kind of obnoxious, so we only tuned in to see how bad it would be, and found ourselves laughing several times in just the first couple of minutes. So definitely giving it another go.

A few more new shows that I’m liking right after the first ep: Persons of Interest and Suburbitory. Prime Suspect is pretty good too, although, if they don’t make the cops a bit more likeable, may drop it. Life’s too short to spend an hour with people on TV you don’t like. LOL.

Between old shows and new shows, the busiest night for the DVR has got to be Wednesday. There’s something on nearly every network that night. CBS has Survivor and Criminal Minds. ABC has their 2 hours of half hour comedies (The Middle, Modern Family, Suburbitory, and Happy Endings), plus Revenge at 10. NBC has Harry’s Law, and Law&Order SVU. Plus for 4 weeks BBC America has season 2 of Luther. Have all 4 eps saved on a hard drive from an internet download, but it’s been so long since it aired on BBC, not sure which drive it’s on. LOL.  So Wednesday, we usually end up with the DVR recording on both tuners AND our older DVD burner recording a third network to RAM disc (just like a VCR, only on an erasable DVD vs tape).

Then there’s all the returning favorites: Good Wife, Castle, Parenthood, Mike & Molly, Big Bang Theory, Fringe, The Mentalist, Blue Bloods, Supernatural. Haven on SyFy is still running from the summer season, soon to be replaced with Sanctuary after this week I think. And Doctor Who is just finishing up, to be replaced I guess with Bedlam (which naturally, we’ll have to try, along with American Horror Story on Fox). Just got hooked on a couple of the BBCA British comedies, Friday Night Dinner and Outnumbered, hope those are coming back.

Whew. Yeah, kind of sad how much TV we watch. Not everyone here watches every one of them, but we kind of split the difference.

And still find ourselves with enough time to watch Jeopardy every night.

• I'm watching American Horror Story (1215 others checked-in) http://t.co/iZ3hk951 @GetGlue #AHSFX #
• Drei… Gesoffe! http://t.co/3CaKajRO @GetGlue #Oktoberfest #
• I'm watching Dexter (1009 others checked-in) http://t.co/A6FsHJBd @GetGlue @SHO_dexter #
• I unlocked the Bedlam Coming Soon sticker on @GetGlue! http://t.co/xRKI8qlY #
• I'm watching Bedlam (178 others checked-in) http://t.co/ATunPFZc @GetGlue #Bedlam #
• #Fringe code decyphered: LIMBUS = "An edge, border, or FRINGE of an anatomical part." (Altho check out http://www.limbus.com – kinda kewl! ) #
• And playing w/the glyph translator at each break http://t.co/0wzQWqTq @GetGlue @FRINGEonFOX #
• 99 cents regular unleaded? Haven't seen that in a while. http://t.co/0wzQWqTq @GetGlue @FRINGEonFOX #
• I'm watching Suburgatory (249 others checked-in) http://t.co/zG6Invx8 @GetGlue @SuburgatoryABC #
• Dvr-ing http://t.co/MTUtbWzd @GetGlue #Supernatural #
• Dvr-ing Fringe http://t.co/0wzQWqTq @GetGlue @FRINGEonFOX #
• I'm watching Parenthood (28 others checked-in) http://t.co/kQKqGbcS @GetGlue @nbcparenthood #
• I unlocked the EW.com Fall TV Star sticker on @GetGlue! http://t.co/YNoBmaR7 #
• I'm watching Ringer (97 others checked-in) http://t.co/Nu8zv6L5 @GetGlue #ringer #
• I got final jeopardy! Sweet! http://t.co/pvvE51Rt @GetGlue #Jeopardy #
• I'm watching Jeopardy! (74 others checked-in) http://t.co/pvvE51Rt @GetGlue #Jeopardy #
• @stargazer60 I think @getglue needs to make U2 stickers!!!! / At least I got a SuperFan sticker from that last U2 check-in. #
• @Team_Barrowman JB, you'd probably liked this episode of Castle, it's all about comic books and superheroes. #
• Looks like I'm temporarily caught up on @Team_Barrowman tweets, time to go back to Castle. Some GREAT lines in this ep! @NathanFillion #
• @Team_Barrowman: Filming promos for Torchwood.
  Jb http://t.co/dix1wjwi / really expected a shot w @scottmale swimming across the pool. #
• @Team_Barrowman: Jack and I watching Strictly. Jb http://t.co/7twJR8yI /Looks like it put Jack into a snooze. That exciting, huh? #
• @Team_Barrowman LOL. I was close when I said you were probably going to jump into the pool coat and all. No coat, but everything else. #
• @Team_Barrowman Awww, Charlie is ready for a snuggle and a belly rub. #
• @Team_Barrowman LOL. Harris looks like he's sitting there, waiting for his Minions to wait on him hand and foot. #
• I'm watching Castle (86 others checked-in) http://t.co/SPUorrZJ @GetGlue @Castle_ABC #
• Why is it so warm in here, and what am I doing in this handbasket? Sheesh, and today was going so well, too. Gotta love attorneys. Not. #
• @Team_Barrowman @scottmale Rats can't pull up that last tweet. Must be done working working for the day. Movie night again tonight? #
• @Team_Barrowman Probably ready to hop in the pool coat and all right about now. How warm HAS it been there today? #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 Usually we're swamped the first wk, then can narrow it down to a more manageable number after seeing them a few times. #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 Slave to TV, should make that my new screen name. #
• Ahh. Lunchtime. Yogurt, granola bar, apple, and yet another freebie newspaper. Will catch up on the Twitter after. #
• @scottmale We know J's schedule, since HE'S really good at tweeting ; how often do YOU trek between houses? Take the Prius? #
• @scottmale … well so much for reading being a good way to spend an afternoon. LOL. Enjoy having the pool to yourself. #
• @scottmale Sounds like a great way to spend an afternoon. *jots down name of book* Who is the author? #
• I'm a Superfan of U2 on @GetGlue http://t.co/oZt8kL4z #
• U2 NLOTH: "Fez-Being Born" Love the way "Let me in the sound" from Boots echoes in the first part. http://t.co/OSI2OPUQ @GetGlue #U2 #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 Almost always recording two things while watching one at this time of year. Occasionally record 3/watch 1. Sad, huh. #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 And yet, always seem to have time for Jeopardy. Not always at the time it airs, but we squeeze it in. #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 That's us! Can't keep up! Still haven't seen Castle from Mon. And been sitting on a Netflix DVD for two weeks now. #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 Not BAD shows, but just too much stuff to watch to keep watching ones that are marginal. #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 We've finally ruled out a few shows, out of "we just can't keep up" desperation. PanAm, 2 BrokeGirls, Up All Night. #
• @aresnz @stargazer60 Our DVR has been working overtime lately, Wed nite is REALLY bad, even w/ 2 tuners on the DVR, we STILL need a 3rd. #
• Hence why we tend to call him "Ozzy Pinhead" on occasion. But not to his face. Well, okay, sometimes to his face. But he doesn't mind. #
• This pic makes me laugh every time I see it. Reminds me of Ozzy, w/the really big body and tiny head. http://t.co/CfXDVqi4 #
• @scottmale @Team_Barrowman So what movie did you and JB end up watching last night? Geek Fest, Part Deux? #
• I'm a Fan of Anything Goes on @GetGlue http://t.co/BsYzL874 #
• @Team_Barrowman Still reading Anything Goes during my 1/2 hr AM bike ride. Today's chapters: Anything Goes > Nice Wo… http://t.co/VI4znIwV #