When i did my little test. . there was no one else about. . i didn't say I just did it. .hence I wasn't necessarily wrong...  but i see people are wedded to their beliefs on this and what i know to be technologically possible doesn't matter a bit.  So let's just conclude this conversation and topic.   

Note of interest--Today, out of curiosity (and with extra time on a T1 line) and after talking with a fellow poster-off board. . .I suspected that if you "curse" a particular Profile here, an important one apparently, you're automatically cursed too--. . .i just cursed this individual for being contrary and my tally automatically went up 2 pts. . . I guess that's the karma Midnite alluded to. . .just  a warning to everyone, we're not all equal out here. . .so be careful whom you smite.

Another frickin' reason i hate it. . .

That house looks like it needs some upkeep and renovations courtesy of Willie!   

I'm well aware Morgan Fairchild has done other stuff fleatingly none too successful. . my point was that Flamingo Road is what has kept her afloat, it's what people remember. .which I really don't understand. . .it wasn't that good and was only on for 2 seasons. . .how many people remember Flip Wilson and the Flip Wilson show which was a Top 10 show for 5 years. . .??

Just confounding really. . . :-

The voodoo priestess was played by non-other than JJ (Dynomite!'s) mother (on the show), Esther Rolle.

and it was the ONLY thing Morgan Fairchild really did after Search for Tomorrow, and she's been riding high on that 2 year show and her looks for decades, and of course, being Chandler's Mom. . .

Some new stories have been posted to JuliaHoffman.com, go take a look. . .

http://www.juliahoffman.com/main.htm



  (you'll know why if you go read. . )

I've loved Kate since I was 11 years old.  And the Lion in Winter is one of the best films ever. . my favorite lines are:

John:  I could catch on fire and no one here would piss on me to put it out.

Richard:  Who's got a match so we can see?

Eleanor:  Boys, boys. . ..

And:

Eleanor:  I could peel you like a pear and God himself would call it justice! [to her nasty philandering husband played so well by Peter O'Toole.]

Ironically I was just on the street she lived on Saturday and photographed her townhouse, which she bought in 1930-something with her husband for like $35,000! (yes, for those who didn't know she was married once upon a time, right out of college.)  But i suppose that was a fortune then but hey he was rich and she got it in the divorce!  And then i sat peacefully in the Katharine Hepburn Garden for a spell. . .am I psychic?

Being sans cable i wonder if i can order that Larry King episode?