Mr. Kite

Maybe it's the nitpicky part of me, but shouldn't they be in Glove Universe since the original Glove World shut down?

Some of the more noteworthy things this year: -Several Pixar films on DVD, specifically Finding Dory, Inside Out, The Incredibles 2 and Cars 3 -A few of those "Art Books", specifically ones for Ralph Breaks the Internet, The Addams Family and Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse -A board game centered around that most wondrous of holidays, Festivus -A Beatles book and magnet set -The 1994 version of Miracle on 34th Street, which I've never seen! -A 4-pack DVD of Rankin/Bass specials I didn't previously own (containing The Leprechaun's Christmas Gold, The Stingiest Man in Town, The Little Drummer Boy: Book II and Pinnochio's Christmas, if any of them sound familiar) -A tiny LP player! Have yet to see what records come with it. -A Toy Story 4 Mystery Mini, which turned out to be a Benson. -Bob Ross ornament -Some apparel, namely T-shirts (Jughead, Road Runner + Coyote, Batman, Tom & Jerry) -A bit of an early present, but I got a Bo Peep lamp in the mail!

"Every Who down in Whoville liked Christmas a lot But the Grinch, who lived just north of Whoville, did not!" Since the holiday season has come, it seems this poll would be very appropriate for this festive time of year. So, which adaptation of Dr. Seuss' beloved book do you love the most? Personally, I like the 1960s Chuck Jones version the most. IMO the story lends itself best to a 20-or-so minute special than to a 90-minute feature film, although the Jim Carrey film is alright.

The same here. Might appreciate this one more as I watch it again but not sure if that'll be the case.

"Honey Pie" - The Beatles Been listening to cuts from The White Album for the last few minutes in celebration of the anniversary of its release date 52 years ago today.