Reporter: “What do you say to parents who think the Wild Things film may be too scary?”
Sendak: “I would tell them to go to hell. That’s a question I will not tolerate.”
Reporter: “Because kids can handle it?”
Sendak: “If they can’t handle it, go home. Or wet your pants. Do whatever you like. But it’s not a question that can be answered.”
Devon Gummersall (pictured here with pink button-down, camera strap, and my haircut from 1997) is a guest star in the first episode of the new TV show The Forgotten.
He still talks the same.
Don’t give up the dream, Devon.
(Also featured: Deirdre Lovejoy, aka The Wire’s Rhonda Pearlman, and Christian Slater, J.D. from Heathers)
And The Forgotten is a terrible, terrible show.
∞Beety-Beedies: Diabetes
The High-Five: HIV
Bulldonkey: Bullshit
‘My stars in the morning: Oh, wow!
Copper possum and whistling squirrel: Oh, wow!
Diamonds: Shit
I didn’t just hop out of the frying pan: I wasn’t born yesterday
Bonedriver: Anything producing a great force; a bulldozer
Pubertied: to have a sudden rise in voice pitch
My half as good is still half better than your best: You’re a small-fry
He doesn’t have two brain cells to rub together to spark an intellectual thought in that noggin of his: He is dumb
Wow!
Some words and phrases, as used by Elizabeth, a person on the internet.
Locomotive Hootenanny: LexiconA group of schoolchildren who reared a lamb from birth and named it Marcus has overridden objections by parents and rights activists and voted to send the animal to slaughter.
Marcus the six-month-old lamb has now been culled, the head teacher of the primary school in Kent confirmed on Monday, after the school’s council — a 14-member group of children aged 6 to 11 — voted 13-1 to have him killed.
Kids send Marcus the lamb to slaughter
My school council never had this much power.
The gentleman at the next table.
