Not trying to go off into the deep end, but it would be so helpful if the news media would make it clear who started the war… but for some reason they don’t. Are they afraid to do that? There’s no reason why they shouldn’t make it clear Hamas started it, and they are responsible for the suffering of the Palestinian people. (But as that old beer commercial said, “Why ask why?”)

I find it difficult to believe that an astrophysicist said this:  “And I saw them in that clip, they’re like burning their rockets, and I was like, ‘Man, that takes a lot of fuel.’ I was like, ‘If you have enough fuel…” Yea, like, totally dude. 

And I hope Mr. Northrup  won’t take this personally, but Affleck’s DVD commentary was not “infamous”. I know that’s become a popular word to be misused by everybody (and don’t get me going on “epicenter” - how did that one get started?). Infamous is only used for truly heinous acts, such as Pearl Harbor, 9/11, etc. Evan Mel Gibson’s drunken rant about Jews couldn’t be considered infamous. It’s only when people point out these mistakes that people will hopefully stop misusing them (and the list of misused words and is getting really, really long). Yes, I know it isn’t going to happen, but a person can dream, can’t he?

 Look Who's Talking Now!, written and directed by Tom Ropelewski, also made the movie Madhouse, both of which have a 0 score on Rotten Tomatoes (but if you ask Quentin Tarantino he’ll tell you Madhouse is woefully under appreciated).

Whoa, just a minute there - “Set halfway between the rural community of Hooterville and the small town of Pixley, California……” I know that they never specified what State they were in, but I’m pretty sure it wasn’t CA. (Legend has it that Gunilla Hutton