Random thoughts from in front of the fan ...

You know myspace has reached critical mass when Colgate Max Fresh Breath Strips has it's own profile page. I mean, what does one say when added as a "friend" to a tube of toothpaste and/or breath enhancer? Apparently, there is lots to say, with 8357 friends and counting and 200+ comments to date, it goes a little something like "Wow, I'm friends with a tube of toothpaste. Now my life is complete" and "can i have some colgate toothpast" (sic) to the actually correct undertanding of the product with "finally! breath strips on myspace". Thanks Brandon. All of 14, he knows his product placement, it's purpose, and he is not afraid to hide his glee.

Next.

I am about to watch a new DVD I bought about a week ago, "Will & Grace Series Finale". I haven't had a TV in almost two years, but I did love this show back in the day. It kind of went off center when they started bringing in celebrity guest appearances. The show became more silly than comical. Great cast though. I was reading recently that Sean Hayes, the actor that plays Jack, got the part early, early in his career. That basically this was his first gig. He never suffered. And now he has a terrific career because he was on a critically acclaimed hit TV show. The big everything for him from the very beginning.

The other day I read a short article about some actress, forget who, who said that she was always a working actress, never had to wait tables, etc., that she never suffered. I think she worked in film.

hmmm ... Is saying you never suffered the new vocab for the old starving artist? That's cool that people are thankful for their good fortune and not blah-blahing on about their minimum wage + tips days.

Like I said ... just some observations on this freaking hot day. No epiphanies. Just hot talk.

And not the good kind.