paint me. please.

codes are cool, but i prefer morse to chrzanowski.

in case any of you were thinking of visiting indianapolis, a few warnings and insights.

1. indianapolis, despite it's name, doesn't contain a large population of indians (neither the native american nor the subcontinent type)

2. it's a fake big city. it's like a real big city with almost all the people sucked out.

3. although this probably won't pertain to you, as the star wars convention is over, i saw 2 obi-wans, an anakin, 3 princess leias and a darth vader. this is not an everyday occurrence for me.

4. the movie theater that i went to, and therefore all movie theaters in indianapolis, was hot. and they didn't have any ice. and they didn't put enough butter on the popcorn.

5. i will forever remember it as the place where i saw that cinematic gem known as spider-man. i laughed, i cried, i marveled at the fact that lando carlissian was watching it with me.

the warnings and insights are now over

if you live in indy - sorry, that was just a joke. if you don't live in indy - no, it wasn't.

spider-man was a good movie. pure fluff, but i've always liked spider-man and they stayed very true to the story. i disagree with ebert that the special effects are too cartoony, i thought they blended well with the rest of the film. and frankly, i love tobey maguire or however you spell his name. he was a fantastic peter parker. a great movie for sitting and not thinking.

i guess i've bashed everyone's hometown enough, i should do some work. jen, you really shouldn't steal. stealer.