I know this is an old post but I just happened to check it and can't stop myself from getting on my "true neighborhood pub"...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfk1b65lb-M

In preparation to see Inherent Vice, I was looking at PTA’s filmography and saw this short listed. I first wondered if it inspired Jim Jarmusch’s Coffee and Cigarettes (2003). Be ready for what looks like a video recording of a tv screen showing a VHS tape ( 240p ). I like how he continued to use Philip Baker Hall in his films, and I recognized Kirk Baltz who played the cop tied to the chair while Stuck In The Middle With You by Stealers...

I'm challenged regularly when I make the statement, "I used to be gay". The majority of the people will tell me that is not possible and that I really never was gay. My reply to that is, "you didn't live my life and know the pornographic thoughts and sexual desires I'd have as a teen and young adult."

For most of my life I felt shunned by the 'straight' population and then also by the 'gay' population. I really had no idea where or if I fit in. I was so lost and...

From the past experiences I've had in driving through, in, and around Lubbock, I had noticed something in the freeway system that was missing, and it's the kind of thing you would normally see in the big city.

Billboards.

Unless my eyes were deceiving me, I don't recall seeing any billboards on any of Lubbock's three freeways in their arterial (though I did spot some smaller, older billboards on East U.S. Highway 82 between East Lubbock and Idalou, but a few...

An interesting story that I'll be doing some reading on. I try to maintain a blackout to films that I want to see, and avoided the obligatory articles / discussions. Kind of a different role for Emma Thompson. Paul Giamatti, Jason Schwartzman were great, as well as Rachel Griffiths playing the visiting aunt. I always think of Scent of a Woman when I see Bradley Whitford. And he was in A Perfect World (1993), which John Lee Hancock also directed.


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