Every Once In A While, Someone Would

It's Easy To Get Depressed And Think, "well, What's The Point?" But It's The Same As, "well, We're All Going To Die, So What's The Point In Brushing My Teeth Or Even Saying Hello To Anyone Or Obeying Traffic Lights." You Can Do That, But That's Certainly Not Going To Take You Anywhere.

Most Movies Are Lucky To Have One Moment, One Shot That You Look At And You Always Remember That Moment And That Scene.

I Wrote A Letter To The Magazine [time Magazine] Pointing Out That [richard] Corliss's Comparison Of Christopher Lee's Saruman To Osama Bin Laden, And The Vastly Outnumbered Defenders Of Helm's Deep United Against The Orcs To The "coalition Of The Willing" Fighting The Good Fight Against Muslim Hordes, Displayed The Simplistic, Xenophobic, And Arrogant Worldview That Makes The Government Of The United States Feared And Mistrusted Around The World. The Editors Claimed They Had No Space To Print My Brief Letter, Which I Felt Was Dishonest And Cowardly.

I Have A Work Ethic. If I Say I'm Going To Do Something, I Do It.

I'm Very Comfortable In Argentina. I Was Raised There As A Baby And Stayed There Until I Was 11 Years Old, So The First Decade Of My Life Or My Formative Years Were Spent In Argentina. I Stayed In Tune With The Food, Music And Language.