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Heartache [Dan Collins]

Sex and the City movie sucks and blows. Whodathunkit?

They didn’t really know what they wanted – career or husband, baby or Balenciaga bag? – but what they didn’t want was to turn out like their mothers.

And while straight men universally hated SATC (they professed to find Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw repellent, while in reality being unable to cope with her straight-talking prickliness), women – pretty much all women – loved it.

We loved the fact that Carrie dressed for herself and not for men. We loved that the women had far more fun with each other than they did on any date, and we loved that Carrie and co made it OK to be frivolous and girly while out to get what they wanted (a diamond ring, a Fifth Avenue apartment, a best-seller, an orgasm) with the singleminded focus of a heat-seeking missile.

Verdict: not self-involved enough.

128 Replies to “Heartache [Dan Collins]”

  1. MayBee says:

    We loved the fact that Carrie dressed for herself and not for men.

    What does that even mean?
    I guess it’s just a coincidence that men often like the no-bra, short skirt, super high heel look.

  2. JohnAnnArbor says:

    (they professed to find Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw repellent, while in reality being unable to cope with her straight-talking prickliness)
    Um, OK. That bit of psychoanalysis is garbage.

  3. Karl says:

    Most of the early reviews have been positive (64%), while noting that it’s msotly for fans of the series.

    I am more struck by the reviewer’s rampant sexism. I must be a latent homosexual because I didn’t hate the series. OTOH, I kinda indifferent to Carrie in no small part due to her mannish horseface, so perhaps those cute Leo Dicaprio are my bag. And I think plenty of feminists might challenge the notion that Carrie did not dress for men. The feminists who have same preferences as straight men would.

  4. Karl says:

    … and yes, I was writing down to the reviewer’s level.

  5. sashal says:

    Charlotte is my favorite.
    S.J.Parker is ugly.

    We loved the HBO serial.
    My wife is bugging me to go to the movies, but I have complementary tickets to the S Lauper concert from my casino. So the movie, may be next week or later?

  6. Rob O'Connor says:

    Was there a “Don’t be a Sexist, Vote for Hillary” subliminal message?

  7. Rob Crawford says:

    We loved the fact that Carrie dressed for herself and not for men.

    Women dress to impress other women.

    Men dress to keep from being arrested.

  8. Dan Collins says:

    Holy shit, is that chick sexy! Check out her Balenciaga bag. Oh, yeah. It’s real, baby.

  9. Rob O'Connor says:

    SJP doesn’t need high heel shoes, she needs a farrier. Getty up!!!

  10. JohnAnnArbor says:

    That series did some real damage to a significant percentage of a generation of women. Look! You can shop and go out to eat daily! Just put it on the magic card!

  11. Education Guy says:

    Men dress to keep from being arrested.

    Amen. Pants?!? WTF Occifer, its a saturday!

  12. JohnAnnArbor says:

    SJP doesn’t need high heel shoes, she needs a farrier. Getty up!!!
    I’ll bet she kicks, though. Occupational hazard for horse-shoers.

  13. Slartibartfast says:

    It’s a movie about everywoman. If everywoman is like Imelda Marco, except on a slightly more modest scale.

  14. Nan says:

    “Men dress to keep from being arrested.”

    Well,yeah, until they get married. Then they wear whatever the wife bought them.

  15. Spiny Norman says:

    Has Kim Cattrall done anything other than reprise her “Lassie” character from Porky’s?

    I never much cared for the SATC series much, as I’d had quite enough of cynical, self-indulgent women in my real life.

  16. Spiny Norman says:

    much cared for the SATC series much

    Brought to you by the Department of Redundency Department.

    Shit.

  17. happyfeet says:

    I can’t stand that guy. John Corbett. Ack. The only time I tried to watch and episode of the show he and his overwhelming doucheyness popped up out of nowhere and I felt raped. It was awful.

  18. sashal says:

    #12
    poor M.Broderick

  19. Rob O'Connor says:

    “Well,yeah, until they get married. Then they wear whatever the wife bought them.”

    Not on weekends!!! Ratty t-shirt and shorts for me!!!

  20. Aldo says:

    I haven’t seen SATC, but based on the description it seems like television for the Emily Gould set.

  21. happyfeet says:

    Oh. *an* episode is what I meant. It’s sort of like how I’ve got this fear that Patrick Dempsey’s Hair is lurking in dark corners waiting to attack. How I’m gonna get out of this town without a crippling case of PTSD I just don’t know.

  22. Dan Collins says:

    “Not on weekends!!! Ratty t-shirt and shorts for me!!!”

    But they’ll never take our . . . never mind.

  23. happyfeet says:

    the doucheyness, it overwhelms

  24. Dan Collins says:

    OMG. Douchezilla.

  25. Sdferr says:

    Hey! What’s with all this anti-horseism? Horses aren’t ugly. They’re cute horsies. And you can get on their backs and ride ’em. And shit.

  26. JohnAnnArbor says:

    Has Kim Cattrall done anything other than reprise her “Lassie” character from Porky’s?

    Well, she was a Vulcan once, in the sixth Star Trek movie.

  27. MayBee says:

    I will not stand for this, and I’m guessing SarahW will not either:

    Like Mr Darcy (Austen’s and Fielding’s) you caught yourself wondering, what does Carrie see in Big, or Charlotte in Trey?

    One of these things (or two) are not like the others.

  28. ccs says:

    How fast was he going when the bird hit the front of his hat?

  29. Rob O'Connor says:

    Bridle, saddle, stirrups…where are my spurs! I’ll be back in five minutes!!!

  30. Karl says:

    sashal,

    Ther have been persistent rumors about M. Broderick. NTTAWWT.

  31. Jim in KC says:

    I didn’t hate the series, I just found it boring. Mostly because the characters were annoying.

    (And there’s no way in hell my better half would buy my clothes. I have way better taste than she does.)

  32. sashal says:

    thanks , Karl.
    great quotes from my fave TV show….

  33. Mikey NTH says:

    They do realize that this is fiction, right? Carrie Bradshaw doesn’t exist, she’s a fantasy character and no more real than a hobbit.

  34. Well THIS woman HATED this show. I was forced to watch 2 or 3 episodes with some girlfriends. I found it vapid, stupid and indicative of all that is wrong with women in this society. The women were shallow, selfish, self absorbed, and their values were in the gutter. Which is where the show should have been. I wouldn’t see the movie if you paid me to.

  35. Rob O'Connor says:

    “They do realize that this is fiction, right? Carrie Bradshaw doesn’t exist, she’s a fantasy character and no more real than a hobbit.”

    Hobbits aren’t that ugly, fictionally speaking!

  36. Sdferr says:

    Just they feets wouldn’t fit in the shoeses

  37. Dan Collins says:

    Should we take up a collection for RWS?

  38. Sean M. says:

    …they professed to find Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw repellent…

    Actually, I just find Sarah Jessica Parker repellent.

    But since Hollywood seems to be out of ideas and simply poaching sixties teevee shows for new movies, she’ll be perfect for the lead when they resort to remaking this.

  39. Rob O'Connor says:

    HRT for RWS!!!

  40. Sdferr says:

    Hay!

  41. JD says:

    I first knew I hated that show when I heard a shoe designers name and realized that we had purchased some of their shoes. Greedy little marketing genius fuckers they are. Same with the purses. Ugh.

    MayBee – pure coincidence that no bra, micro-mini skirts, and stilletos are liked by both Carrie and men with pulses.

  42. Education Guy says:

    I heard a rumor once that the women on that show were modeled after gay men. Which is really a letdown because I thought SJP was a gay man.

  43. DoDoGuRu says:

    Fantastical reviews like this just reinforce the bogus stereotype that Sarah Jessica Parker is attractive.

  44. Dan Collins says:

    Whoa-o-o-o, Willllllbur. You don’t riiiiiiiiiiiide me anymorrre.

  45. Salt Lick says:

    …indifferent to Carrie in no small part due to her mannish horseface…

    I heard the clerk at her honeymoon hotel asked if they wanted the bridal and her husband said, “Naw, I’ll just hold her by the ears ’til she gets used to it.”

  46. JD says:

    I sat next to SJP in Park City at dinner once. In person. pretty hot. On TV, Mr. Ed.

  47. proudvastrightwingconspirator says:

    Thr truth is the SATC is, was and has always been written by a group of gay men, who relized that the American public wasn’t going to tune in by the millions to watch their fashion-centric, self-absorbed, hedonistic promiscuity each week.
    BUT, if they switched the characters to attractive single women, instead of gay men, then it would be more acceptable!
    So, as you watch SATC pervert the values and principles of millions of single women as they try to emulate Carrie Bradshaw and friends, remember that what’s is being pushed into the American conciousness is the idea that single women should behave just like gay men.

  48. Rob O'Connor says:

    Pretty equine-like!

  49. Slartibartfast says:

    I don’t have anything against SJP. I think she’s middling attractive.

    I don’t care about SITC, and I don’t care even more that they made a movie out of it. It’s not my thing. Time spent hacking on why the movie is bad is time I can’t spend screwing off in some other way that I enjoy.

  50. Slartibartfast says:

    Thr truth is the SATC is, was and has always been written by a group of gay men

    The gay mafia, I’m guessing.

  51. Sean M. says:

    I liked what Peter Griffin said about the show on Family Guy after watching an episode:

    “Oh, I get it. It’s a show about three hookers and their mom.”

  52. they professed to find Sarah Jessica Parker’s Carrie Bradshaw repellent, while in reality being unable to cope with her straight-talking prickliness

    Yeah, that’s it. We were too cowed by her feminist power, we feared witch magic and hated the show because of that. It wasn’t because it was self indulgent, narcissistic, man hating trash, it was because of grrrl power.

  53. Scape-goat Trainee says:

    What I find stunning is that any guy on this Blog EVER watched this wretched show. I can say with complete certitude that I’ve never seen a single episode. Just seeing the previews as I was watching Deadwood, Rome, The Wire or The Sopranos was enough to tell me I could never sit in front of a TV with this crap on it.

  54. MayBee says:

    I sat next to SJP in Park City at dinner once.

    Yeah, I saw her in Hawaii when she was in a dark hair phase. I thought at first she was the actress Claire Forlani, who is quite beautiful (and rarely employed).

  55. RW says:

    ALl those lib males who have been writing a lot about “liberal guilt” lately & putting forth their excuses about why it’s pertinent? They’re so at the opening of this thing.

  56. MlR says:

    “I am more struck by the reviewer’s rampant sexism. I must be a latent homosexual because I didn’t hate the series.”

    Seriously, I neither watched it nor gave a shit.

  57. JD says:

    Claire Forlani – She of the drop-dead stop-traffic beautiful eyes.

  58. Karl says:

    I can’t say I ever made an effort to watch it, but it used to come on after one of the other shows I did watch — The Sopranos, iirc.

    I second everyone on Claire Forlani, esp. the eyes.

  59. Wilson says:

    Well, those too. But the eyes, yeah. They are a sight to behold. I watch CSI NY just to see her.

  60. MayBee says:

    Oh is she on CSI NY now? I take back the ‘rarely employed’ part, then. I don’t watch that show even though I lurve Gary Sinese.

  61. Wilson says:

    She was on for a while, MayBee. Not employed nearly enough, I concur. She played a small role, but stole the show.

  62. happyfeet says:

    I hate that scooby doo for adults crap. The Rob Morrow one is the worst though.

  63. JD says:

    Numbers?

  64. MayBee says:

    Thanks, Wilson. Anyway I think she is beautiful, and in person SJP looks kind of like her. Or I was drunk.

  65. happyfeet says:

    Yes. Numbers. Except you have to write it like this… Numb3rs. Cause it’s so arcane and all. Jeez that show is painful. Mostly cause you have to watch both Morrow and Peter MacNicol be completely wasted in roles that really John Stamos and Kevin James are way better suited for, respectively.

  66. JD says:

    MayBee – You were drunk. You were so drunk, that you cannot remember how drunk you were.

    I miss Gabrielle Anwar. She is one of my all-time favorites.

  67. MayBee says:

    MayBee – You were drunk. You were so drunk, that you cannot remember how drunk you were.

    Probably. There were a lot of poolside margaritas involved in that vacation.

    Haps- I’m going to go out on a limb and guess you didn’t care for Northern Exposure.

  68. JD says:

    Peter MacNichol is great. I watched Ally McBeal just because of his character. And, Lucy Liu. And, that blonde lesbian chick.

  69. happyfeet says:

    Weird. I loved that show. I really did. I have it on dvd but I’ve never watched it all straight through. I don’t think that will ever happen really. But I did like it. Mostly the Eskimo chick. She rocked.

  70. MayBee says:

    huh. I would have thought maybe John Corbett and Rob Morrow bugged you too much.

  71. lee says:

    SJP looks like a foot

  72. JD says:

    MayBee – That used to describe Tuesday afternoons for me.

    Northern Exposure was painful for anyone. Except for Janine Turner. Nice mole.

  73. Carin -BONC says:

    I would be critical of the show, but honestly I don’t think I ever watched an entire episode. The women were just so foreign to me.

  74. thor - typical PW traffic driver says:

    Me either, never watched it. I only watch sports, news, and shows with chicks I’d actually fuck.

  75. thor - typical PW traffic driver says:

    Lot’s of Fox News, in other words.

  76. thor - typical PW traffic driver says:

    And what’s up with Andrea Mitchell’s face. I’ve got wider bookmarks than that thing.

  77. kelly says:

    “Except for Janine Turner. Nice mole.”

    Anyone remember the name of that utterly awful movie with Dan Akroyd, Rosie O’Donnell (ahem), and Janine Turner? Escape From…[something or other]? Plot based around mild S&M? Lots of bondage gear and lingerie? Utterly awful. Horrible.

    Watched the whole thing. Because of…Janine Turner. In lingerie.

  78. Radish says:

    Exit from Eden.

    I’m ashamed I knew that.

  79. kelly says:

    Thanks, Radish. Ditch the shame, though.

    Janine Turner.

    In lingerie.

  80. Log Cabin says:

    It’s odd, but I am a very non-latent homosexual man and I find the entire series gross and juvenile. It seems to be based on the premise that women can achieve equality by being crass and whorish and annoying.

    The best review of SATC ever is from Brian Griffin (the dog) on Family Guy:
    “So it’s a show about 3 hookers and their mother?”

  81. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates - UMBA says:

    Sure you guys aren’t thinking of Dana Delaney?

    And yeah, I watched it too.

  82. MayBee says:

    Because of…Janine Turner. In lingerie

    You’re rightshe looks pretty good

  83. happyfeet says:

    Oh. Rob Morrow I think is talented, just wasted playing the meddling kid on that stupid Numb3rs show. John Corbett I can’t stand, but his character in Northern Exposure remember was sort of a pretentious cheesey loser dj slacker person. It was the role he was born to play. After that, it’s just wrong. He should just be playing Guy With Headache or Guy That Hates His Razor now at most I think.

  84. kelly says:

    Y’know, I think you’re right, SPB. Now I’m confused. Either or, I sat through that offal just to see one of them in lingerie.

  85. BJTexs says:

    Dana Delaney was the lingerie clad and fully naked femme fatale in that unbelievably wretched, horrible movie.

    Sorry to harsh the mellow of all of your Janine turner fantasies.

  86. happyfeet says:

    Oh hey. Janine Turner is from Texas. Just like those baby raper Warren Jeffs patriarchy daddies. Small world, huh?

  87. dicentra says:

    Every day that passes makes me more and more glad that I don’t have cable. SATC is one of the prime reasons.

    Look, Numb3rs was great the first season because the math was intriguing, and so was the dynamic between Morrow and his brother and Judd Hirsch. After that it was boring.

    It seems to be based on the premise that women can achieve equality by being crass and whorish and annoying.

    Which is the nub of feminism since 1968, but no one will admit it anywhere left of center.

    I liked John Corbett in NE when he built that trebuchet and tossed a piano. That was classic. Also, Adam Arkin.

  88. dicentra says:

    Janine Turner is a conservative, yo. She was on Laura Ingraham a few weeks back promoting a new book about moms and stuff.

  89. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates - UMBA says:

    Dana Delaney was definitely in it.

    IMDB lists a “Janet Turner”, but that seems to be someone else.

  90. kelly says:

    John Corbett

    Wasn’t he the “mimbo” that both Elaine and George had a crush on? Well, until the mountain climbing accident.

  91. Sdferr says:

    Warn’t Dana Delaney a nurse chic in China Beach?

  92. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates - UMBA says:

    Yes, Sdferr, that was her.

  93. Sdferr says:

    Reds. Always did me in.

  94. JD says:

    MayBee – linking to Rosie in leather lingerie is evil.

  95. JD says:

    Dana Delaney’s best performance ever was in Tombstone. I have only watched that movie about 3000 times.

  96. Scape-goat Trainee says:

    “Dana Delaney’s best performance ever was in Tombstone. I have only watched that movie about 3000 times.”

    Tombstone?

    Wasn’t that the movie where Kurt Russell wore a ferret on his lip to try and prevent Goldie from being able to track him down and talk to him more?

  97. MayBee says:

    I did it for you, JD.

  98. JD says:

    MayBee – I am soaking my eyeballs in bleach and just finished with a bout of dry heaves.

  99. kelly says:

    “MayBee – linking to Rosie in leather lingerie is evil.”

    Agreed. I’m just thanking the computer gods that the image didn’t load when I hit the link. I was reading the blurb and thinking, “hey, what’s this got to do with Janine Turner?”

  100. SarahW says:

    http://celebtags.com/ Is a fun site where you jot in your first descriptive thought about celebrated people. Then you can view the collective results of the words others have used…all of them scaled to frequency submitted. Sarah Jessica’s little cloud is in there, and worth a view.

  101. SarahW says:

    Pretty much you have to scroll down to get the whole result.

  102. happyfeet says:

    She’s a lot like that girl in junior high you knew your mom would want you to be nice to cause she knew her mom and also it’s not her fault she looks like that cause she was a homely baby.

  103. RR Ryan says:

    JD-You can find the lovely Gabrielle Anwar on the summer series, “Burn Notice”. As a bonus, it’s actually very good.

  104. Janine Turner is a conservative, yo.

    Must be why she doesn’t get much work these days.

  105. happyfeet says:

    Oh. Jeez. I can’t watch anything with Sharon Gless in it. I am Sharon Gless-intolerant. Also she’s impossibly large. If she keeps getting work we’re gonna have to dig up the word brassy just for her. Brassy means loud and fat. Like Bette Midler except not as hawt and spicy. Sharon Gless. I don’t get it.

  106. happyfeet says:

    She’s just so that woman in community theater that bakes all the time.

  107. jmflynny says:

    Ace once remarked “You mean jmflynny’s a chick?” Well, I believe I’m about to betray that truth all too well in this thread.

    I watched the series for the first few years and then caught the later seasons in reruns and, frankly, neither I nor my friends EVER took away the message that gross consumerism could replace love. In fact, their vulnerability in their private moments or when opening their hearts to their friends is when we knew, that they knew, that love was all that really mattered in the end. THAT’s what drew me to the series. The (sometimes) great clothes and shoes and bags were simply window dressing. All of the attempts at recreating their particular chemistry have failed and I believe that just about every network has attempted it.

    As for how casually some here refer to SJP as “ugly” or “horseface” is pretty astonishing and, really, it’s just plain mean. Seriously, no matter what else, you can always fall back on a woman’s looks to find fault.

    I’ve never heard of her saying an unkind word to anyone…all the way back to her teenage years…and I’ve never heard her be cruel. And, I’ve never seen an interview where she wasn’t completely charming and gracious and utterly in love and dedicated to her husband; admirable qualities all.

    Still, none of that can get past the nag jokes can it?

  108. Spies, Brigands, and Pirates - UMBA says:

    As for how casually some here refer to SJP as “ugly” or “horseface” is pretty astonishing and, really, it’s just plain mean.Seriously, no matter what else, you can always fall back on a woman’s looks to find fault.

    Yes, especially given the ultra-respectful treatment that men are given on that show, right?

    Sauce for the goose. Or the horse, as the case may be.

  109. Foxfier says:

    Given how long this thread has gone on, if anyone reads this far–
    I much lost all interest when a friend called it “Sluts in the City”– as if that were a *good* thing.

  110. neither I nor my friends EVER took away the message that gross consumerism could replace love.

    No need if you start from that position. And she does have a horseface, no matter how allegedly sweet you heard her being.

  111. CGHill says:

    SJP stays on the good side of my ledger by dint of one line. Some standard-issue lame TV-interview type noted that both she and hubby Matthew Broderick seemed to be constantly working; said SJP, “We have bills to pay, and we have no other skills.”

    After that, I could forgive her almost anything.

  112. happyfeet says:

    Oh. That’s very charming. Also she was in Square Pegs and is a lot cool forever and also she married Ferris Bueller and you is all jealous. But for serious I remember this article too. She has a good head and there are better people to be mean to. People like Sharon Gless and Baracky and Fiona Apple and that guy that’s married to Demi Moore. They creep me out way more than Mrs. Bueller.

    “In the case of the entertainment industry, actresses have this window, and the window closes every day a little bit more,” she said. “The earnings potential falls and the window is closed, and I am really cognizant of that. I have no illusions of who I am or what I look like or what I have to offer.”

  113. SarahW says:

    I actually like SJP a lot. But still laughed hard enough to fall off the bed when I saw the size of that H in the word cloud thingie. I do fall off the bed a lot but I knocked over some V8, it was memorable

  114. happyfeet says:

    Oh. Me too. I passed that around the office.

  115. datadave says:

    Hah, It’s really funny seeing the drift of PW these days….but still very Jeff-like. SJP’s pretty hideous….but lovable as she fills up the screen with pure chutzpah. Yeah, I noticed. My g/f said she’s rather ugly, and I agreed…but that’s the beauty of her, she pulls off looking good while not and then gets respect as she’s hardworking and smart.

    local Vermont station says “Mr. Big” is based on a guy in Vermont married to some pretty thing who wanted him to get her a 100 acre ‘ranch’ with horses and now he’s settled down with kid(s) and enjoying his publishing rewards. Says he liked the movie, but couldn’t love it, as it’s just not meant for his ‘consumption’…(hint, it’s for the suckers who made him rich).

    Okay, jokers why’d you get in a tizzy about Rachel Ray’s scarf?

    but then Dan, I think our RePug governor shouldn’t blame liberals for making Vermont too expensive….it’s guys like “Mr Big” who drive up the price of real estate.

  116. datadave says:

    not to be accused of ‘lookism’. eh, me g/f added she’s got a hot body though….eyeing my response. “Yupp!”

    (the average American woman wishes she could look as good a SJP…who happened to grow up in a very poor household according to rumor. But then the average American man looks worse by half. )

  117. datadave says:

    Mr. Big’s wife talking:

    “Instead of slapping the shit out of him, she cheerfully continues, “I said, ‘Where are these so-called clothes?’ And he says, ‘In the closet.’ So I go and look at these clothes to see what size they are—and they’re a size 1! And I say, ‘Please tell me there’s a zero rubbed off.’ I’m thinking, Oh, my God, there’s a girl out there who’s a size 1. So I went from being deliriously happy to miserable. I took a ten-mile run, and when I got back, Candace had picked up her clothes.””….

    that’s just page 2 of the above article. I am not going to make it to the end of the article as I am ‘self-involved’ (going to work…’enjoy’)

    Damn, Dan. It’s not fiction.

  118. B Moe says:

    I have no idea what is being discussed here, but the notion that Sarah Jessica Parker is a hideously ugly leads me to the conclusion you must be speaking in some sort of code. Either that or you live in a very different world than I.

  119. datadave says:

    it’s not code, b moe. But you’re right, she’s not ugly, but sort of average, which is shocking considering the types that get on TV.

    Compared to the work of the gay Republican writer of Desperate Housewives, Marc Cherry, Sex and the City is pretty wholesome. With fewer ‘ho’s’ than the Dunkin’sized pot-full at Des. Househo’s

  120. datadave says:

    whoa, that Mr. Big’s kinda interesting: keep reading:

    “His mother had to plead with the high-school principal to let him graduate with his class, at which point he enrolled in the Air Force, which she judged to be the safest of the services at the time, with the Vietnam War at its height. Galotti spent three and half relatively peaceful, flightless, and profitable years in the service, attaining the rank of sergeant. Stationed in the Philippines, he supplemented his income by loan-sharking and later opened a brothel with the proceeds—a chapter of his military career that he confided to me after Lisa teased him into spilling it.

  121. datadave says:

    “We took a walk up the back hill in search of the property line and eventually found ourselves lost for some twenty minutes in the deep woods below the ridge. “Don’t worry,” Galotti said, “I’ve got a Swiss Army knife with me.” He pulled it out of his pocket to show me. “Of course, it’s sterling silver, from Tiffany’s.” He finds this detail as amusing as I do.”

    aw, Mr. Big. I lost my mighty Swiss Champ in those same woods. Hope you find it.

    ‘course’ that’s the mythical Vermont, not like the Hinesburg bottleneck of traffic we’ve got Dan. Talking to Chris Bohjalian yesterday about that traffic…’course he don’t know me but we see each other at the gas pumps regularly. Said he’s on his way to Saratoga. Good luck!

    just to confuse you more, B. Moe. Local gossip.

    SJP said she was poor as a girl…but apparently wiki puts that lie to rest…big step-family though, but plenty of education and good places to live.

  122. Dan Collins says:

    Yeah, that Hinesburg thing is ridiculous. Every traffic light they install is probably just going to make it worse.

  123. Okay, jokers why’d you get in a tizzy about Rachel Ray’s scarf?

    I didn’t mind it at all, terrorist chic is wonderful. I’m planning on a line of swastika scarves myself, I figure armbands will be a big hit too. It doesn’t mean you support fascism or murder of Jews, it just looks good!

  124. SATC is like brunch, as described in “The Simpsons”:

    It’s not quite breakfast, it’s not quite lunch, but it comes with a slice of cantaloupe at the end. You don’t get completely what you get at breakfast, but you get a good meal.

  125. Oh and my favorite was Miranda. But, you know, I’m an engineer. So, well, you know.

  126. datadave says:

    Yeah, Dan, I thought the same thing but more likely it’s the paving going on. A ’roundabout’ at RT 116 and Silver St. would maybe be better too instead of the stop sign although the people on 116 are sweet about letting people in the line.

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