Hemorrhagic stroke update

I watch the documentaries of hemorrhagic stroke survivors -- love 'em! -- but quickly realized I would be dead anywhere but here, and married to this lovely person. 

I would also be dead without your support. I can't say it enough -- thank you, thank you, thank you!

Harold Ramis on SCTV

And this is Dave Thomas (and Andrea Martin, Joe Flaherty, Robin Duke, Tony Rosato and Rick Moranis. Missing is Catherine O'Hara, but you can't have your cake and eat it, too, or so I'm told) not Harold Ramis: 

Canuckle-head Thanksgiving

It's Thanksgiving weekend for us Canuckle-heads. As Earl Camembert from SCTV News would say, "Have a Happy!": 

Linda Blair

You already have Firefox with NoScripts so this is the Linda Blair link. 

And, just for laughs, here (again) is the YouTube video of the original audience of The Exorcist (for some funny reason Blogspot doesn't want to display it (must be an Exorcist thing) -- you'll just have to go there youself):

I've got the drooling down

but I'm still working on the other stuff.

Watching CLARK

Because I've finished watching Disenchantment: 

"BLACK HOLE SUN" and "THE NIGHT THEY DROVE OL' DIXIE DOWN"

This the original "Black Hole Sun": 

And this is a cover (when I was a young father I used to say, and the kids got tired of hearing it, "Always make the song your own. Never do just a cover.")

Having said that (again and again) I'm with Joel Swagman -- Joan Baez does the best version of "The Night They Drove Ol' Dixie Down": 

A song that only a Mohawk and a bunch of Canadians could do: 

Re-watching A WALK AMONG THE TOMBSTONES

WP flashback: here.