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Jul 13, 2024 - 8:56am
kcar wrote:
. To Brewster!
Brewster McCloud was one of those movies where I'd say for years "Yeah I should watch that." After watching that trailer I think I would've loved it years ago but now I'm not sure if it would have much pull on me...
The name seemed to fit him pretty well. Brewster 1978-1997
I watched that movie the night I got a kitten from the inHumane Society in Phoenix and ended up naming him Brewster. He made it a month short of being 20.
. To Brewster!
Brewster McCloud was one of those movies where I'd say for years "Yeah I should watch that." After watching that trailer I think I would've loved it years ago but now I'm not sure if it would have much pull on me...
Location: No longer in a hovel in effluent Damnville, VA Gender:
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Jul 12, 2024 - 9:40am
Steely_D wrote:
I watched that movie the night I got a kitten from the inHumane Society in Phoenix and ended up naming him Brewster. He made it a month short of being 20.
That's a cool, quirky movie. I haven't seen it in years though - it's hard to find free streaming. I think Amazon "rents" it for $3.99 or something. That was her first film.
I seem to recall that MM recorded a song, "This land is my land, this land ain't your land" (or vice versa). But there doesn't seem to be any evidence of it on the internet. Was it someone else? Am I making this up?
Mull spent a large part of his childhood in Cleveland. For a few years two of his cousins were customers where I worked and you could see that Mull's looks and humor were quite prevalent in his family You could tell they were related. Nice easy going folks. He's a folk hero here in Cleveburg.
Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman or as it was parodied here in Cleveburg ... Mary Hartski, Mary Hartski
You made me laugh my ass off. Thanks Martin
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I kept looking and found two incarnations of what is a parody of the Woody Guthrie song. One is pretty much it and the second one is a hillbilly sendup that is actually pretty damn good, but has little to with the song itself.
I seem to recall that MM recorded a song, "This land is my land, this land ain't your land" (or vice versa). But there doesn't seem to be any evidence of it on the internet. Was it someone else? Am I making this up?
