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[bk]

Well, you've read the notes, the notes contained memories of Bud, and now it is time for you to post until the memories of cows come home.

[bk]

And the word of the day is: Rhapsody!

[George]

Wordle 1,699 4/6

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[Laura]

Good morning.

[ChasSmith]

Good morning, all.

[ChasSmith]

Last night on TCM I caught part of yet another movie I somehow never saw, Charley Varrick (1973) with Walter Matthau. I'd never had any idea what kind of film it was, and it looked interesting enough that I will make sure I see it all the way through one of these days.

Up next (at midnight) was another Matthau one called Voice in the Mirror (1958) which I don't know at all. I wasn't up for trying to stay awake through it so I recorded it to the DVR for proper watching. Maybe this evening.

[John G.]

Good morning, all.

[John G.]

My favorite Bud Cort performance was in Robert Altman’s Brewster McCloud. And of course, Harold and Maude was up there too.

[ChasSmith]

Last year, or thereabouts, the Bedford Playhouse showed Harold and Maude on one of their classic film nights. I hadn't seen it since sometime in the previous millenium, and it was something of a revelation, seen properly on that screen.

[Freddie]

Since we're short on posts, I'll add a presumably unnecessary 107,000-post Millstone Alert about John G - feels like it could be any time now.

[John G.]

Last year, or thereabouts, the Bedford Playhouse showed Harold and Maude on one of their classic film nights. I hadn't seen it since sometime in the previous millenium, and it was something of a revelation, seen properly on that screen.

I first saw it on a big screen—with my mom. She was not amused.

[John G.]

I was.

[Jrand75]

Wonderful notes!

The two films mentioned by DR JOHN G, of course.

My brother and I went to a drive in one Sunday night and the two features were Judge Roy Bean and Harold and Maude.

I liked it so much I went back the next four nights Mon-Thurs to see H/M.....twice by myself. The shows changed on Friday.

[Jrand75]

He was the voice of the computer in Electric Dreams and I also liked Bates Motel and The Traveling Executioner.

[Jrand75]

Here he is as his mother helps him fill out a dating service questionaire.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reJAzTE980s

[Jane]

From DR MichaelG,

Our bus driver was bragging to his colleagues about taking us up to the telescopes, which doesn't happen often since they're closed to the public.

Cool.

[Jane]

DR George, I'm glad you like the shelf after all of your long work putting it together

[Jane]

From Bruce,

Images in the notes are fixed. Tomorrow he'll see what's what with the avatars. On Friday or the weekend, the board will go down for a couple of hours again while they split the board to its own thing so it's not tied to the notes part - that will solve most of what's been plaguing us.

I'm glad the images are fixed.  I seem to be the only person who has trouble actually reading the notes now, at least I didn't receive a response when I asked.  I need the print darker.

[Jane]

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Very good.

[Jane]

Facebook memories told me that today is the 4th anniversary of Keith doing Wordle

[Jane]

Last year, or thereabouts, the Bedford Playhouse showed Harold and Maude on one of their classic film nights. I hadn't seen it since sometime in the previous millenium, and it was something of a revelation, seen properly on that screen.

I first saw it on a big screen—with my mom. She was not amused.

LOL That might not have been the best movie to see with her son.

[Jane]

Here he is as his mother helps him fill out a dating service questionaire.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reJAzTE980s

Such a great scene.

[Jane]

I enlarged the notes making it easier to read them.  I didn't want to miss reading about those happy days doing the play with Bud.

[Jane]

Since I reminded Keith of his Wordle post on my FB page four years ago, he posted this today.

Four years ago today, Keith bravely entered the arena known as Wordle.

What began as a humble five-letter fling turned into a full-scale campaign of linguistic domination. Fast forward to today: the beast has been tamed, the archives exhausted, and the dictionary now trembles slightly when he logs in.

Current streak: 895

Yes, eight hundred and ninety-five. At this point, vowels reveal themselves voluntarily. Indeed, Wordle wakes up each day hoping Keith sleeps in!

[Jane]

He keeps me entertained, and he better not miss Wordle today

[Freddie]

I enlarged the notes making it easier to read them.  I didn't want to miss reading about those happy days doing the play with Bud.

Yes, really wonderful notes!

[Freddie]

Since I reminded Keith of his Wordle post on my FB page four years ago, he posted this today.

Four years ago today, Keith bravely entered the arena known as Wordle.

What began as a humble five-letter fling turned into a full-scale campaign of linguistic domination. Fast forward to today: the beast has been tamed, the archives exhausted, and the dictionary now trembles slightly when he logs in.

Current streak: 895

Yes, eight hundred and ninety-five. At this point, vowels reveal themselves voluntarily. Indeed, Wordle wakes up each day hoping Keith sleeps in!

LOL! 

[Jane]

[Freddie]

In honor of there being 222 Guests to HHW right now:

ROOM 222 theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0PPG0CpBlIY

[Freddie]

Is it Page 2 yet?