Vindication

All the years of hard work. All the sacrifice. The visits to IT. The cultivation of a rabid fan base. Chasing leads, breaking stories. Spreading blame, offering praise and dropping knowledge. TCD has arrived. We're breaking out of the blogosphere, off of your computer screen and onto your local movie screen before we straight up invade your 50 inch flat screen in your living room.



BOOM!

The scoop from the New Yorker: In theaters on November 5 (and on Magnolia On Demand October 1) is Client 9, Alex Gibney's much-discussed documentary on the fall of Eliot Spitzer. For the movie, Gibney had impressive access to Spitzer's allies and enemies, plus — amazingly! — the former New York governor himself.

Thanks for the look, Uncle Jesse.

A student who changes the course of history is probably taking an exam.

Franklin Pierce Adams, who coined the phrase above, was a funny guy. Here to set the record straight on the true humor found in school work and schoolastic examinations, though, is roommate Big Wave Dave Parsons.

"Dude. School sucks."

Enlightening, Dave. Thanks.

Speaking of enlightenment, the NY Post finally validated my pen name, Client 9, by signing Spitzer's gal to a sex-column gig. Elliot visited Ms. Ashley Dupre under the pseudynom Client 9 on several occassions and likely had a good time.

I'll leave you on a more serious note, though, with ruminations from Copenhagen by TCD fan NRat. Chew on them yourself and know that there is also immense opportunity for heathens in costume suits. Especially if Scandi Candi is in play.

"oh, the rebellious, those heathens...

these misguided fools, what good guides they are. lamenting societies travesties, illustrating their own faults with dreaded locks and cigarettes. how can there be such a divide between the suits and the noisemakers? am i a suit? are you? where do we make the greatest difference? certainly not by getting arrested by danish politiki...but maybe that is better than tip tapping away on a computer?

i wish you were to experience this. change. cultural evolution. hot blonde chics in tight pants"