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tramadol drughttp://www.madmenlounge.com/article207.htmDonald Draper's NapeSteveAndrewL2010-03-08T08:25:25Z2010-03-08T08:25:25ZDoes anybody know the name of it? The nape is the back of the neck; it's kind of in a V shape/pointy. I tried both of those terms in Google, with no avail.
I've seen it a bunch, so I imagine it has some sort of "official" name.?http://www.madmenlounge.com/article205.htmThere Should Be A Fashion Portion.?SteveAndrewL2010-02-20T05:28:35Z2010-02-20T05:28:35ZI believe there should be an addition to the board. Because a substanstial amount of Mad Men is about the fashion and styles of that time period and because many people like such aspect of the show, the new discussion thing (couldn't find an adequate name) should be Mad Men Fashion.
Of course, the name is irrelevant. Let me know fellow M$M'ers.
Edit: M&M'ershttp://www.madmenlounge.com/article193.htmBump this thread when you see Madmen actors in other things...crackbillionair2010-02-13T05:20:31Z2009-12-09T06:02:33ZJon Hamm reprising his guest role as Liz Lemon's boyfriend on 30 Rock...also played an islands woman in a dream sequence at the end credits...very un-Don Draper like...http://www.madmenlounge.com/article202.htmdon's on SNL 1/30/10rnch2010-02-01T08:35:17Z2010-01-30T03:41:38ZI guess it just goes to show that even the best actors can't overcome HORRENDOUS writing. That had to be one of the worst SNL episodes ever. Lorne Michaels and his writing staff should be ashamed to be cashing their paychecks these days.http://www.madmenlounge.com/article187.htmI'm thinking about what might show up next season,sespeirs2010-01-28T10:06:54Z2009-11-23T08:10:33ZAgreed. That is too bad. I wonder what that bodes for Ken and Paul?http://www.madmenlounge.com/article158.htmPredictionsJoanie2010-01-06T04:23:57Z2009-10-26T05:26:59ZThe Draper's move too Westport, Connecticut , betty finds out shes a witch.http://www.madmenlounge.com/article198.htmWho else was mad when...FartingGraceKelly2009-12-28T04:28:45Z2009-12-28T04:28:45ZDuck abandoned his dog! He should've at least abandoned it at a shelter or whatever you left dogs at in the 60's. That was so sad to watch, I just wanted to slap Duck afterwards!http://www.madmenlounge.com/article197.htmEpisode one last scenerasDK2009-12-27T09:21:07Z2009-12-26T10:57:30ZReminded me of an old magazine life-insurance ad.http://www.madmenlounge.com/article196.htmRevolutionary Road and Mad Men?randedge2009-12-26T12:43:36Z2009-12-25T03:32:46Z[quote]The big difference between the two movies is generational. The Wheelers are firmly entrenched in the "greatest generation": Frank is a World War II vet who takes a nice office job and a house in some anonymous Levittown. "American Beauty's" Lester Burnham (Kevin Spacey) was a baby boomer/Gen Xer, a mirror for Mr. Mendes, generationally speaking.
It wasn't too surprising for audiences that a boomer like Lester would succumb to personal gratification at the expense of his family; one doesn't expect much more from that self-absorbed generation. However, to see a guy who lived through the Great Depression and World War II behave the same way? Now that's shocking. [/quote]
From: [url]http://www3.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/jan/02/revoltin-development-sam-mendes-goes-back-to-the-b/[/url]
That was the second part about R.R. that was a bit afraid to comment on, but really, one does not expect this from the "greatest generation". I mean, the womanizing, the boozing, every generation has those - surely Roger Sterling is about the same age as the Wheelers.