Strange Brew by John Deering for April 07, 2010

Plus…several hours of NBC primetime shows.

I’ve always wondered what Leno’s 10:00 show’s writers looked like.

Ha! Just goes to prove my opinion of Stephen King’s books.

Although I guess i’d have to go along with the general consensus that ” Shawshank” was pretty good.

Now, if we could just get Morgan Freeman to narrate Cujo, The Stand and Maximum Overdrive…

Don’t believe it. There were no typewriters in 1600

Bibs: In case you weren’t aware, coinciding opinions prove nothing.

I thought “The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon” was great, Señor Bueller…

This really a low blow! I mean I’ve been reading “Duma Key” for the last 13 months and it’s almost done. I should’ve got the hardcover so that my forearms would look like Popeye’s by now.

Like the monkeys, Steve will just keep writing no matter who says what. More than likely what they have are the scrip[ts to the movies they made from his books. Shawshank proves, if you lock ONE insane writer and his computer in a room for an infinite length of time and pay him ungodly amounts of money for awesomely scary stuff, HE will eventually write Shakespeare.

Now, if you lock an infinite number of CRITICS in one room long enough, you still won’t have anything worth reading.

Seriously??? Never judge a book by its movie. Hollyweird slaughters the best of them.

Ushindi,

The girl, or the book?

Sorry. Couldn’t resist.

Ah, I WISH the girl, but unfortunately I’m a teensy bit too old - I would be promptly arrested and cast into the Stony Lonesome. I have to say the book. Thanks for Strange Brew, BTW.