scoobdog

A classic. Well, I hope you take a few moments to enjoy the western Washington countryside on your way down.

I imagine it's much like the relay race to Mt Whitney. What kind of steed do you ride?

Well, if you centuried before, you have the skill to do it. But, damn, I can't imagine that's going to be any fun.

Not like they had vacuums. They hadn't been invented yet.

200 miles in one day? That seems a bit too ambitious, even for a an actual Tour rider.

I have both.

Did you check the camera?

Bud was lame, but that's a function of the show being poorly written while reveling in its own raunchiness. He was just kind of there to be another foil for he leads. I think Christina was something of a surprise in that show - she was meant to be a ditz, but her natural charisma turned Kelly into a likable character.

No! Not ghosty!

All 3"?

Christina Applegate has a pretty decent career as well. She holds her own against the likes of Will Farrell.

He does show up on some really bad shows.

This. One of the problems with selling entertainment is that it involves selling the performer's personality, to the point that a lot of people feel like the know the entertainer when they don't actually - they know the vague image that's given them and that they modify to meet their expectations.

I'm ashamed to admit that is most certainly not my car. I'll never own a car that awesome.

I seem to remember Marcy being a stereotypical boogie-woman in that show, like in the whole point to having her was to make her a pseudo-villanous caricature to foil against Peg and Al. Btw, it never ceases to amaze me that a throw-away sitcom was able to generate some of the best actors in television... except for Bud.

Solar eclipses aren't anything special.

We can't read his very important looking diploma.

No, the guy on the left.

And where was the pic taken?!

Ken Worth Less

You know, as many times as I've seen that, I just now noticed that Kenny's bald spot is asymmetrical.

Happy Birthday!

What's so happy? Oh, because you're closer to a lonely death.

I have a friend that does chauffeur work for a local bus company. I think he had to get a Class B and doubles as a bus driver as needed, but it seems to be good work. You're best bet is seeing if you can hook up with a bus company - just being an independent contractor is probably more trouble than its worth.