I walked in. You woke up. You had never seen a pretty girl look so tough. Baby! I got that look. Color me peach and black. Color you taken aback. Crucial - you think you want me. I've got the look, I've got the hook. I sure enough do be cookin in your book. My face is jammin, my body's hella slammin. If love is good, a biscuit famine. I got the look; I got the look. Look here: I got the look. I must have took a whole hour just to make up my face BABY! It's closing time, with those ugly lights and everybody's inspected. But I am a natural beauty unaffected. Did you say an hour? Your face is red. And you stand, corrected. You stand corrected.
The likes of the many, the most, the minute and the magnanimous. Death doesn't play favorites, nor will I. But shouldn't it be "Whom I'd like to meet"? This may seem a trivial distinction to you; sometimes it really matters though. For instance, "for WHO the bell tolls" just doesn't have the same, excuse me, ring, to it.
A ruffian, a scoundrel, a waste of talent and a lack of sleep.
Most of what they're committing to celluloid these days, well it's just shameful. Fortunately we still have many a classic from yesteryear, namely: The Apple Dumpling Gang, The Apple Dumpling Gang Rides Again, The Apple Dumpling Gang Goes to Monte Carlo, The Apple Dumpling Gang Goes Bananas, The Apple Dumpling Gang: Fully Loaded, and Blue Velvet
Mr. Show, CNBC/Bloomberg
From Outer Space, The Caligarian Candidate, and The Lovely Buddha are some of Jose Chung's masterworks.
George Soros / Dame Maggie Smith / Denis Diderot / Larry David / Richard Leakey / Joan Kroc / James Randi / David O. Russell / Elisha Shapiro / Boris Becker / Marat Safin / Richard Dawkins / James Leer / Diagoras / Polly Toynbee / Eddie Izzard / Bill Hicks / David Cross / Jude Wanniski / Bertrand Russell / Ludovic Kennedy / Rod Lurie / Madalyn O'Hair / Bob Fosse / Francis Crick / James Watson / that Nietzsche guy