DC Blogs Noted
The price of beauty. City Sparkle adds up what she spends just on maintenance.
A ridiculous post, I know, writes Starting Today, but when it comes to texting, I type everything out. Fully.
An appreciation of the Uptown and its massive screen by DC365.
But here’s another side of the urban movie experience involving hungry rats and anxious lovers. Church of the Big Sky. Excerpt: While Harry and his schoolfriends battled the forces of darkness on screen, someone else was fighting with a primal force within. I turned around and saw something I hope to never see again …
Bike porn contest has passed but the photos are still there at Freewheeling Spirit.
Beavers aren’t liberal tree huggers. Playaz Ball
Metro conductor urges riders to complain about overcrowded train. Green Media Toolshed.
July 13th, 2007 at 1:07 am
I wrote about the flip side of the Uptown (and another local theater) just last night. I used to think the Uptown was the best, but I haven’t been interested in returning since my last experience there, a handful of years ago now. Miss the big screen, but not enough to go back…
July 13th, 2007 at 7:54 am
What a post, Merujo. I’m sorry we missed it first time around. No popcorn for us (thank goodness.) Just put the link up; it’s outstanding work, as always.
July 13th, 2007 at 10:15 am
I think it’s a harsh paraphrase to say the Metro conductor urged riders to complain. He was simply suggesting that we ask for better service if we were unhappy about it. Maybe he was also trying to move some of the heat he was taking for the 4 car train to the folks at Metro who actually made the decision to run it during rush hour.