SayHeyJay commented on Happy 4th

"PS: Yummo!"

SayHeyJay commented on Happy 4th

"And what of the photographer?"

SayHeyJay commented on Jesse Helms

"Being from Massachusetts, I'm certain the rest of the country has the impression that the Commonwealth is a liberal bastion that walks in lock-step with the Kennedys."

SayHeyJay commented on Working Stiff: Top Ten Office Sex Videos

"I'm surprised you didn't include this one: [www.megarotic.com]"

SayHeyJay commented on "Tired" Mary-Kate Olsen Pushes Letterman's Buttons

"I understand Kimmy Gibbler is available -- Yow!"

SayHeyJay commented on The 'Real' Ron Burgundy Passes Away

"Oh, hey..."

SayHeyJay commented on One More Thing: The Most Awesome Death Scenes in Cinema

"@hughman: I vote for "Dark Victory." There is nobility, courage, decency -- and no guns, no violence, noting visceral. Here's another: And just one more: It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known."

SayHeyJay commented on How To Get Hired When You're An Old

"@valarmorghulis: Ditto."

SayHeyJay commented on One More Thing: Greatest Summer Movies of the 70s

"@andBegorrah: Truth be told..."

SayHeyJay commented on One More Thing: Greatest Summer Movies of the 70s

"@andBegorrah: OMG!"

SayHeyJay commented on One More Thing: Greatest Summer Movies of the 70s

"Summer of '80..."

SayHeyJay commented on One More Thing: Greatest Summer Movies of the 70s

" Summer of '73..."

SayHeyJay commented on Secret Diary Of A Call Girl Premieres; Fictional Hooker Blows

"@Algren: What?"

SayHeyJay commented on Boston 'Globe' Not Afraid to be Servicey

"Is this why they call it "the boring broadsheet?" Thanks Pinch!"

SayHeyJay commented on Tim Russert, 1950-2008

"And now, let the truly crass and cynical "who will fill his shoes" Monday morning quarterbacking begin. [www.nytimes.com]"

SayHeyJay commented on Ugly People No Longer Welcome to Read Us the News

"Smart is sexy, Exhibit A: [img.timeinc.net]"

SayHeyJay commented on Tim Russert, 1950-2008

"With the death just this past week of Jim McKay, the passing of Peter Jennings nearly three years ago, and now Russert, I'm reminded of the closing lines in Woody Allen's Radio Days: "I've never forgotten any of those people or any of the voices we would hear on the radio."

SayHeyJay commented on One More Thing: The Greatest Movie Speeches of All Time

"My turn: Joel McCrea, Sullivan's Travels [video.google.com] "There's a lot to be said for making people laugh."