Take This Thing Back to Baltimore

                 29-09-2014                   'After midnight', Clapton sings it better, 'we're going to let it all / hang out.'   As tempting - and as late as it is this Tuesday evening - to let it all hang out, it is not yet after midnight, and Cin like Clapton had to learn the hard way that letting it all hang out can lead to no No End of T®ouble, to Out ©ome / the ©uffs, and so he will stick with just the facts / ma'am.                   'I can't wait,' one of the heroines of the film Return to 'Nuke 'Em High says it better – before during and after witnessing one of her classmate's head implode after exposure to, you guessed it, nuclear sludge becaue Nuke ‘Em High - 'to go home and write about this / in my blog', and so it is t...

24-09-2014                   'If I wanted to be analyzed', Gene Hackman's character says it better in I never sang for my Father , 'I'd pay / for it.'   Cin's a big fan of serendipity – horro®egime Ze®o if nothing else allows for its adherents to play it more by ear than they would have been able to four beers into a 6 beer / night - and this movie will get horroreviewed for its very topicality, 'when are they coming back' the cinsellor who Cin pays to analyse him aksed it better this after, of Cin's M and P, 'imminently' Cin replied, it seemed as good an answer as any, it got a laugh out of the cinsellor anyway, getting a laugh out the cinsellor is all / we gots.                   Course this movie like Cin's life up on out up on out on this Dog and Pony Show has more than its share of bad melodramatics and ...