Hairfarmer wrote: 

thanks!

(I suppose I should've known/guessed it would be...)

It's on disk  

 Hairfarmer wrote: 
oh man..I'd forgotten about that..i confess I didn't read it/them but watched the miniseries (I guess it could be called that?)  I  LOVED that ....wish they'd show it again...

 phineas wrote: 
Wilson?

There is no character, howsoever good and fine, but it can be destroyed by ridicule, howsoever poor and witless. Observe the ass, for instance: his character is about perfect, he is the choicest spirit among all the humbler animals, yet see what ridicule has brought him to. Instead of feeling complimented when we are called an ass, we are left in doubt.  

 EleventhMan wrote: 
I'm sorry, but demons must be exorcised....

 phineas wrote: 


corduroy AND pudding?  way over the line Phin...  TMI...

 EleventhMan wrote: 
Or...just enough?

 phineas wrote: 
  well, you've already revealed too much....

 lily34 wrote: 
It all has to do with corduroy trousers. I really can't reveal much more at this time.

phineas wrote:
what? d''you put the S in puddin, too??

 smokinsean wrote: 
It drags a bit in the middle, but overall, pretty good.

 lily34 wrote: 

...fun isn't it!...my short story for the day...

Puddin' wore brown cords.Puddin' went to jail for puddin' his parents in the wood chipper.

the end.

 lily34 wrote: 
Uh oh!!

RadPuddin' wrote: 

...now all you need is a fedora...or a pickle hat...

phineas wrote:
how ya doin, puddin?

 smokinsean wrote: 
*bjork*

Just call me Puddin'...

 phineas wrote: 
Squee? good one 'turbo...

 smokinsean wrote: 
I'm guessing he's someone's alter ego.

 Zep wrote: 
 oh yeah. I've shared this crush ever since the first time I saw Tales Of The City.

 phineas wrote: 
...at least he's consistent...welll other than switching from the god/nipple/oracle thing to the footwashing thing...and when someone offered a loaded apology he offered to accept it only after the person squealed like a pig so...