Take This Thing Back to Baltimore

        Mi®®o®                   'That wasn't a painting' - Marge Simpson tells husband Homer better, before during and after being told that what Homer remembers of the hotel room they stayed in the last night had 'that painting of the lady and / the monster' - 'that was / a mirror.'   So it goes with this   Take This Thing Back to Baltimore me-moirs and mi®®o®, between the booze and the blow and the cincussions and the horror and the (s) / (m) / (b) and just plain / adventures, and we weren’t that bright to begin with, innit DD, up on out on up on out on up on out on up on this Dog and Bony Show, what Cin mostly remembers is the picture of the lady and / the monster.                 'He went to a lot of movies' director Michael Mann says it better of John Dillinger, the bank...

The Warriors                   'Can you count' gang head-honcho Cyrus akses it better of the assembled gang member multitudes in New York's Central Park in Walter Hill's The Warriors , 'suckers?'   As (y)our man ©in the humble(d) narrator of the same is after hulk-smashing away and on and on and on at this Take This Thing Back to Baltimore (f) / (b) / c) / (s) log of a WTFednesday evening, videeing the page count go up and up and up (hooker please –id.) and up, he might well aks / the same.   'Can you,' Cyrus ends his speech memorably, aksing all of his droogs better in the movie, 'dig it?'                   'I'd like' one of the Warriors says it better as the gang contemplates its’ trip back home in the film, from the Central Park meeting in New York ©ity baby to their home turf in Coney Island, thinki...