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tenderness 3:03pm 1/6/2003  

just out of spite, i confess i've ruined three lives
don't sleep so tight, 'cause i didn't care
till i found out that one of them was mine

oh it's not a joke, it's cards on the table time
and i could have phoned, i could have spoke
but how to break the news without breaking your heart
being dead don't hurt, no only dying
cards on the table time
sometimes it's right to say goodnight

no one wins and there's no denying
don't pretend like you don't know why
just a little word here, a little push there, darling
i confess, look i confess that i don't really care

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the stuporstation 10:46am 1/6/2003  

I watched Payback yesterday, the Mel Gibson movie from a few years ago where he plays a small time crook out to get back $70,000 from his former associate who double-crossed him after a successful heist. Very funny movie, although the romantic end of it doesn't quite fit. On par with Get Shorty, although I think the latter has the edge. I must qualify my statement that "I watched Payback" by adding that I watched it on TBS. For some reason I don't feel like I can really claim to have seen a film if I watch it on network television. On DVD, VHS, HBO, Showtime, that's a complete viewing. But seeing a commercial-loaded, edited version just doesn't cut it. TBS and TNT are great for perfecting your command of older (5+ years) movies though. Dirty Harry was on after Payback, perfect example.

Can't post without mentioning the monumental 24-point comeback by the good ol' San Francisco 49ers against the New York Giants in the wild card playoff yesterday. I turned it off at 38-14, only to miss the extent of the comeback and tune back in during the Giants failed attempt to kick a field goal with 6 seconds left, trailing 39-38. A brilliant (second half) performance by Jeff Garcia, Terrell Owens, and company. From the highlights I saw, my favorite incident of the game was Giants defensive lineman Michael Strahan trash-talking Terrell Owens as he celebrated a 2 point conversion to make it 38-22. "Look at the scoreboard", he told him. But the celebration had the desired effect: it riled up the Niners and helped spark the comeback. A fight broke out after the touchdown that put the Niners up 39-38, apparently because T.O. told one of the Giants corners "Look at the scoreboard now". It doesn't get any better than this.

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