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Your Week — Daily event picks
The Death Pool and Dom DeLuise
First off, I had not heard that Dom had died. I am sorry to hear that. I remember when my parents went to see "The End" and I wanted to go but was too young. I remember watching "Silent Movie" on HBO with Dom Delouise. I remember watching a movie he directed called "Hot Stuff" over and over and over again on HBO. He played an undercover cop busting people in a stolen property scam... It was funny to a 12 year old kid. I loved the first Cannonball Run movie, but as I got older I realized he just was not that funny - he just was able to laugh at himself being fat. About the death pools, I did this one New Year's Eve and I was pretty (excuse the pun) "dead wrong" on my picks. It got pretty shameful when it went from celebrities to people we knew. Anyways, thanks for writing about Dom Delouise. I loved that laugh of his... His passing was sad news, but then again, I am sure he would have been the first to tell you he lived a happy life with no regrets (except for maybe "Cannonball Run 2").— May 6, 2009 7:27 p.m.
A sampling of San Diego's vanity license plates
"Cop cars don't have personalized license plates you idiot!"— February 25, 2009 6:54 p.m.