knurl

You've probably seen this a million times, but don't you want to watch it again? 

That would be a great movie, though; skeletons of  pirates come to life in the fog and take over San Francisco and junk. I think it's already been made. 

No, what about a crime-fighting seagull that rides the fog; like Jonathon Livingston Seagull, but it chain smokes and is all hagged-out like Clint Eastwood.  And carries a 45.  The seagull and the tiger in the zoo have a lengthy philosophical arguement about crime and punishment, which is pretty boring and takes up most of the film and sucks.

There should've been more hammer-downs on crooked cops and ratty schemers alike. More hammer-downs on the people who shit on the front porch.

RIP Albert O. Weissberg.

So this year  Mayor Mary Stegal offered a free evening "State of the City" presentation at the Cascade Theater.  This was the inaugural deal, and seems like a good idea for the little people. It's usually a $20 ticket to basically listen to a commercial for the city. I mean, how did she say it? She and her husband, in 1991,  were travelling through town from awesome Fresno,Ca and they were "sold" on moving to Redding.  A great quote: "But Redding had a problem with self-esteem."  LOL! Essentially, she was calling Fresno on the carpet, and didn't want to see Redding wind up the same, highlighting trails, low crime rate, greenbelts and the new Shasta County library. Good points and I agree, but her speech was called "Coming of Age" and I was all don't remind me, dude. Yeah, we're all getting old. Okay thanks bye.  You just lost my vote. 

Seriously, though, Councilman Dickerson acknowledged the passing of valuable community member Al Weissberg with a period of silence. Condolences. Good role-model. You bet.