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a huge mansion?
     No, although he sure loves to drive past them. Has he found love with a starlet of the stage and screen? No, although he loves
     to go to the movies.
Citizen Kane
is based on this everyday common man named Billy Amhearst and such ANONYMOUS individuals should see fit to end their crusade
     against RKO Pictures and the individual known as Orson Welles.
    Posted by O. Welles on April 22, 1941, at 03:11 AM I Permalink I Comments (5)
    COMMENTS
    You’re such a liar. There’s no such person as Billy Rolph Amhearst!!
    Posted by: Anonymous | April 22, 1941, 3:15 AM
    There is SO such a person as Billy Rolph Amhearst. Idiot. Why don’t you at least put your name down there in the comment section,
     Mr. Hearst!?
    Posted by: O. Welles I April 22, 1941, 3:17 AM
    I’m not William Hearst. I just think you should admit that there is no such person as Billy Rolph Amhearst and that your entire
     movie is based on the real William Hearst! Admit it, you talentless hack!
    Posted by: J. Smith | April 22, 1941, 3:19 AM
    J. Smith!? That’s the best name you could come up with, Mr. Hearst?
    Posted by: O. Welles I April 22, 1941, 3:21 AM
    Go suck an egg, Welles!
    Posted by: James Smith II | April 22, 1941, 3:23 AM

From: http://www.waltdisney.com/blog/
    Subject: The Next Step
    The secretive news that I’ve been holding off from sharing with all of you, of course, can now be made public and I wanted
     to take this opportunity to let all the Disney fans know here on my blog first!
    Having purchased over 27,000 acres of land just west of Orlando in Florida, my brother Roy and I are officially announcing
     plans for what we’re calling “The Amazing WalteRoy Disney Parkworld Amusement Town for Kids!” (We’re pretty sure this name
     rolls off the tongue easily.) Many of you have e-mailed asking just how different it will be from Disneyland itself (other
     than the name), but all I can say at this point is that there’s a “world of possibilities” and if you know Disney you’ll already
     have a pretty good idea about what amazing things the future holds…
    On a totally unrelated note, while in Florida searching out the land that will eventually be the site of “The Amazing WalteRoy
     Disney Parkworld Amusement Town for Kids!,” you can imagine that it was awfully humid and hot there. The weather in Florida
     is always in the extremes, and the minute you walk outside you find that your entire body sucks up the humidity and it’s quite
     an uncomfortable situation. Let’s just say, Southern California has the best weather around!
    Nonetheless, I thought I’d share a solution for those planning on visiting Florida in the future—I like to call it, “sticking
     your head in the freezer.” Surprisingly, I was lucky enough to be handed a hotel suite where the air-conditioning did not
     work and so I had to resort to opening the freezer, sticking my head inside, and leaving it there for some time until my body
     temperature cooled. And before long, I must tell you—my head was very happy with the low temperatures!
    Of course, you can’t live your whole day with your head in a freezer, but in between surveys and meetings with local architects
     and planners, you can imagine I had my head in that freezer keeping myself calm, collected and definitely cool.
    Honestly, I felt the most comfortable I had felt during my entire time in Florida while my head was in the freezer. It just
     goes to show you, you can never be too cool!
    Now back in Southern California, we’re just finishing production on
The Monkey’s Uncle
, which is a hilarious movie that you’ll rush to see when it hits theaters next year. It involves a monkey… and an uncle!
     So mark your calendars now, kids!
    As usual, if you have any questions you can feel free to e-mail me and I’ll try to get back to you as soon as I can!

From: http://www.george_orwell.co.uk/blog/
    Subject: Today’s Conversation with My Dog
    Sometimes, my dog is more verbose than