*And yes, that is a reference to You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon. Hey, if you haven't heard that song in a while, click here and give it a listen. Go ahead, I'll wait.
I really don't have a special theme for tonight. I've been prepping tomorrow's Broken News (and yes, it is something that this is a feature I actually plan and work on in advance and it's only as good as it is.) And I'm working on Saturday's post as we move to Part 11 of Doctor Who: The Nemesis Who Stole Time. (I think I might need a Part 13 to wrap this up. Sorry.)
I've actually been on Twitter** a bit this evening. Twitter is hit or miss for me. Sometimes I look at my smattering of followers*** (92 at the moment) and I can't think of a blessed thing to say.
**Dave-El can be found on Twitter here.
***Perhaps I might have more followers if I didn't collectively referred to the ones I have now as a "smattering".
My wife (who has over 1700 followers) tends to her Twitter flock every day and doesn't let not having something to say keep her from having something to say. I can't be too critical. One time, my wife was actually kicked off Twitter for a few days. Nothing she did wrong but someone with some "dis" in their "gruntle" filed a false abuse report against her. Twitter checked into it and found nothing untoward with what my wife was doing on Twitter. But while she was gone, people missed her. Seriously. A whole bunch of her followers were trading tweets wondering if she was OK and did they need to collectively appeal to Twitter to get her back. Amazing!
So I'm on Twitter and today some brain cell were firing. Firing blanks, maybe, but stuff was happening and I felt compelled to comment on a few things.
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One of my more charming and lovely followers posted this:
Karen Miller
My family coat of arms is a red dragon brandishing a broken bottle of Boone's Farm while playing hopscotch.
So I posted these two tweets:
Dave-El (David Long)
Oh, bless her sweet dancing soul, Karen actually favorite those Tweets. Thanks, Karen!
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One of favorite comic book bloggers posted this:
Mental Radio
Once again, the guys look the same, but is that Wonder Woman? Or the Red Rooster?
Click here to see the picture to which this refers. Yeah, that Wonder Woman figure is some messed up shit, I'll tell you.
But the thing that go my attention was "Red Rooster"? Is there someone in the dark and musty halls of the golden age of comics some actual comic book super hero named Red Rooster? If not, I want to fix that.
Thank you, Mental Radio, for the inspiration!
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Hey, let's get political.
Dave-El (David Long)
So what does Pink Funk have to say about that?
rebkah howard
So it's my turn:
Dave-El (David Long)
Good call, Pink Funk! Good call!
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Follower Bob posted this:
Bob Repass
Prior to development of Star Wars themed lands at Disney World and Disneyland, Disneyland Tomorrowland may be retooled with Star Wars theme.
Am I being too mean to Hayden Christensen? No, I don't think so.
Moving on....
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The Daily Show staff posted this:
The Daily Show
Well, I took that challenge:
Dave-El (David Long)
Right now, I swear, I think "how do you scratch your balls in this thing?" may be among the top five funniest things I've ever written.
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Geoff Johns: "we don’t want any of our characters rushing into stable relationships."
So what do I think about avoiding stable relationships in DC Comics?
Yeah, I'm so ashamed. Really, I am.
No, really I'm not.
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Thanks for indulging me this evening with my random thoughts. And speaking of "random", who the heck is "Elizabeth Random"?
Elizabeth Random was a character in one of my favorite films of all time, Bringing Up Baby starring Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn. Mrs. Random was portrayed by May Robson. I was always fascinated that someone had the last name of "Random".
OK, I'm out of here! Tomorrow is Broken News and the day after that, Doctor Who stuff.
Until then, be good to one another.
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