Okay, in reverse order:

And of course, that showstopper "You must chill!"

Not to mention the ballad "Kickboxing: Sport of the Future."

I think it's fair to say that art is frequently an interactive process

Like crazy-ass Robert Pirsig's definition of "quality" in Zen and the Art of Driving Steph FUCKING INSANE Motorcycle Maintenance.

While Potemkin scores low on the Empathy axis, it does well on the Intelligence, Talent and Cool axes.

I just flashed on Dead Poets' Society here.

My working definition of Coolness is: The ability to signify membership of a culture, and the ability to drive the culture in a new direction. As mentioned before, the recognition of Cool is relative to the observer.

A bellwether! (Duct tape!)

I don't really have much to contribute in the discussion of What Is Art other than the fact that one of the factors that hasn't been mentioned yet is the crucial question of *Who* Is Entitled To Define Art, And Why.

Lot of politics involved in that one.

I just flashed on Dead Poets' Society here.

DR. PRITCHARD!!

"I like Byron, but you can't dance to it."

Now I really want a Say, Anything Musical....

I just flashed on Dead Poets' Society here.

DR. PRITCHARD!!

::loves Aimee::

"I like Byron, but you can't dance to it."

::and erika::

Now I really want a Say, Anything Musical....

It's a MILLION DOLLAR IDEA! (I feel like I'm quoting someone here...msbelle, maybe?)

I love that movie. Even though I was scared for Eric Foreman's life for two years, cause KS was his dad.

It's a MILLION DOLLAR IDEA!

Hey kid's! Let's put on a show.

Who among us has a barn?

And some lights?

And a sound mixer?

Heeeeeyyyy, this really could work!

I love that movie. Even though I was scared for Eric Foreman's life for two years, cause KS was his dad.

I have the reverse problem whenever I watch Dead Poets -- I expect KS to yell "Dumbass!" at someone.