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"Friedman" (Aaron Himelstein) has a very small role in "High Fidelity".  He's one of the little boys in the park.  Watch for him.

I liked it better that Part I.  And the twist was pretty cute, I thought.  But I think most people will know what's up before all is revealed.  I don't think there are monumental differences from the book.  I think the movie dealt more harshly with the Volturi than the book did, and I think this is good.  I missed something in Part I that I noticed this time: Eleazar Denali was played by the guy who played Dexter's brother.  His make-up and accent were so good that it took me 2 movies to figure out where I'd seen him before.  I liked the thing at the very end, just before the credits roll.  It was very sweet, I thought.

Lindsey, I've always had good luck with that Oxy stuff.  You can buy different brands in spray form or mix the powdered stuff with water in your own spray bottle.  I'm sure you could mix it up in a bowl and sponge it on, too.  I've just never tried that.  But that stuff really cleaned up my car carpets and seats, and interior carpets/rugs, too.  Good luck!

EXTREMELY interesting.

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Hey, just wondering, why am I a horndog again?  It doesn't seem like it took away any of my posts, it just changed my designated rank.  Ghosts in the machine, perhaps?      ]:D

BTW, TeeJay, thanks for all the cool stuff you've been finding lately?

Gaffigan played Stephanie Daley's father, so that helps cross-pollinate future games of Six Degrees.   

Mmmmmmm, Spaaaaaaaaaaaaaam.

I love these books/movies, but this still made me laugh:

http://blog.moviefone.com/2011/11/17/tw … aking-dawn

I especially loved the stuff about "Anna Kendrick and Jimmy Fallon with a Mustache". :rofl:  And I'm dying to find out what unintentionally funny thing Carlisle said one hour and five minutes in.  LOL. 

Anyway, enjoy!

How much longer is the contest open?  I've already voted for you at work.  I could swing by the public library on Saturday and vote for you on 6-8 more.  Good luck!

I saw it over the weekend.  I thought it was pretty good, actually.  Nothing to write home about, but a good little spy thriller.  I noticed that one of the DVD extras was a trailer, but it was a good trailer.  Not the excrable one that all but ruined the movie, but one that would make you want to see it.  Wish they'd made that one in the first place!

Sheen & Gere did have powder blue hair in one scene.  I don't know why the color was off in spots.  Stephen Moyer did a great job with the little he was given to do.  Same with Stana Katic.

Happy birthday, Anne!  I thought about wishing you a happy birthday before I left work Friday, but I didn't want to jump the gun.  I thought I'd get on the computer Saturday, but that wound up not being the case.  So a very happy belated birthday to you!  Hope you had a great one.