I Think I'm A Bit Gruffer Than

Ever Since The Invention Of The Camera, People Have Been Trying To Create 3d, Because We See Things In 3d, And Everyone's Aware That The Camera Doesn't.

The Thing You Notice Here After America Is How Refreshingly Ordinary People Look, Because They Haven't Had Their Chin Wrapped Around The Back Of Their Ears.

It May Be My Rather Puritanical Upbringing At Odds With My Inborn Laziness That Makes Me Feel Guilty At The End Of The Day, Unless I Am Able To Point At Some Achievement. But This Need Be No More Impressive Than Cooking A Meal Or Going For A Long Walk.

On The Day After 9/11, I Walking Through The Smoke And The Smells Of New York. There Were Knots Of Policemen Everywhere. As I Went Past One Officer, He Called Out: "hi, Magneto." That's An Indication Of X-men's Extraordinary Reach.

In The Old-fashioned Sitcoms, To Be Gay Was, In Itself, Funny, And You Laughed At The Characters Rather Than With Them.