I'm having a lot of fun with the site, Stuff White People Like. Great satire.

Vote for who you want, but Tina Fey's enough for me to stop and listen!

I had to blog this while I was thinking about it. ET and I went to Disneyworld this past October for our anniversary. While at Animal Kingdom, we went on the safari and stopped at the petting zoo. They had a century-old turtle, goats, and all kinds of cool stuff. While at one pen, I stopped and stared at the animal at the back. I asked my wife:

ME: "What do you call those camels?"

ET: "What?"

ME: "What do you call those camels? Dromedaries?"

ET: "No, dromedaries are camels with only one hump."

I pointed to the animal. "Then what do you call that camel with no humps?"

ET: "A llama."

We have had off and on troubles with field mice, as we live pretty close to a field and on the other side of the field is a horse ranch. Every so often, we get one inside the house instead of just the attic or garage. NOW is one of those times. We have 5 cats, and only one seems interested in catching it. Way to earn your keep!

We watched the end of Time after Time today, and it seems to have been a hit with the students. I never remembered that movie as being that funny, but there are some really good lines in it. Some are unintentionally funny, as well. But for the movie to have been set in the 70s, it still holds up pretty well as far as showing the anachronistic nature of both Wells and Jack. But of course, Jack comes to fit in with the 20th Century a little too well...

If you're as goofy as me (and frankly, what are the odds of that?), then you are still obsessed with MST3K. In the past few months, we've been blessed with Cinematic Titanic (reuniting Joel with Trace, Mary Jo, Frank and the original Tom Servo, Josh Weinstein) and the continued success of Rifftrax with Mike, Kevin and Bill. To keep up to date with the movies to come as well as classic MST3K, go to War of the Colossal Fan Guide. As the front page says, "Welcome, won't you?"