slate said perfect

is anything perfect?... maybe, but who am i to judge cuz i'm sure not... except inside, intentions, i have perfect intentions at the core and when i remember my intentions, i am as close to perfect as i can get, but still not quite perfect so when i read slate magazine call david letterman's final show perfect, well, i have to check it out and i must say, a little bit of wow did come over me... check it out... even if i was not enjoying chocolate milk this week, or watching young natalie portman in the professional, who really does have amazing features and is quite distracting, even at a young age (i never realized the professional was a lolita film, but i was not pondering the near perfection of portman at the start of this entry, it was the thought that slate said perfect in reference to letterman's last show... better quality can be found on the official youtube site if you prefer quality over quantity)...

as little as i watched the show (or tv not dvred... as you probably know if you read me, i glance up now and then when it is on and i am in the living room and fall asleep to it more than i actually watch anything with both eyes and the rest of my senses), i am gonna miss it from time to time... so letterman is gone and ferguson is gone (and comedy loses on tv and wandering a bit onto another plane, i wonder if there are any right wing commedianes around, anyway... but then, humor is relative... after all, there are people who laugh at lynchings and stonings and other cruelties or ignorance and even some people who think limbaugh is funny) and i guess i'll check out fallon to see celebrity talk and colbert when he comes around...

i think perfect is overrated...

narf :)