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It's Thursday August the 3 around 7:19AM and

Buzz Dump: Guttenberg Memories

*Where have we been. Vancouver is the future according a post over at Craigslist: "Way to go vancouver, you truly are the city of the future, with your sparkling homes in the sky. Your your talking trash compactors in your local fast food restaurants, your high speed robot trains, and last but not least your cyborg mayor. If anyone asks you can tell them the future is now. " Sullivan's a cyborg. Oh crap.

*Darren Barefoot's play about balls, "Bolloxed" is sending out media kits with jock straps. Genuis.

*The new trailer for the DVD release of Hostel is over the top, gory, fun. [NSFW] Unseen Edition out August 7.

*As you know, I still can't stand poker. But damned if I don't find the combination of useless hottie Anna Benson and bitchiness at the World Series of Poker like chocolate and peanut butter.

*Alec Baldwin blogs all over Mel Gibson and gives shouts out to JC for the Huffington Post.

*Just because. The making of "It Was a Very Good Year"

*Remember 1982 when First Blood came out, and it was so cool that they filmed that in like Hope. Well, Rambo IV is on the way. Mr. Stallone, please don't come back to film here. Thanks.

*Look here, I'm sure The Province editors could get this on the front page tomorrow. Don't smoke in bed.

*Fireworks from last night just as anti-climactic as they are on Flickr this morning.

*Diddy is so amazing he goes 5 1/2 late to his own fancy party.

*You think its hot in North America? Try this comparisson of how it feels in Europe. Case in point; "Budapest has trams with NO air conditioning. Homeless people smell better than the interiors of these trams, because they are filled with dozens of people for whom deodorant is a foreign concept."

*Everyone else seems to be talking about this, so here you go. Elisabeth Hassleback goes off on The View.

*Your Moment of West Coast Zen:: Break out the rollerskates, and Don't stop the Music Steve Guttenberg.