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Thursday, August 31, 2006

Superman's Father Dies...Again



Glenn Ford, the man who portayed Jonathan Kent in the original Superman movie has passed away. Ford was 90. Apparently, he was in other movies. Who knew?

My favorite Jonathan Kent line from the movie (after noticing that young Clark Kent has been showing off a little):

" I know. You can do all these amazing things, and sometimes you think that you will BURST WIDE OPEN unless you can tell someone about it, don't you?... There's one thing I know for sure, son. And that is, YOU ARE HERE FOR A REASON. I don't know what it is, exactly, but I do know this much: it's NOT to score touchdowns."

Ford delivered that line perfectly.

Wednesday, August 30, 2006

Exclusive Pics

Last week I posted that current Superman Brandon Routh was getting engaged. Random Troy reader Ray Raquipiso was able to snap some exclusive pics from the engagement party.





I guess he likes Lois with a little Asian flair.

Tuesday, August 29, 2006

Recovery

Hey Everyone!!

Sorry about the infrequency of the posts this week. I'm still recovering from my birthday celebration, so I won't have any headlines or stories to comment about today. I promise to be back on the job tomorrow!!

Thanks to everyone who celebrated my birthday with me last night. I had a blast! Except for the concert. Counting Crows was such a disappointment.

Since technically today is my birthday, I'm sure I'll be celebrating a little more this evening. As always, everyone is welcome to join me!!

Monday, August 28, 2006

Price of Admission

In case some of you need a ticket.

Friday, August 25, 2006

You Say It's Your What?

Hey Everyone!

On Monday I'm having a BBQ to commemorate the anniversary of my squeezing out of my Mom's vaginal canal (good times). This is an open invite to all readers who live in the greater Virginia Beach area. The festivities begin at 5pm and continue with the Counting Crows and Goo Goo Dolls concert at 7pm and finish back at the house until the small hours. If you wish to go to the concert, lawn seats are only $25. My address is 1993 Monument Dr, Virginia Beach, VA 23464. If you need directions, Google Maps is the best (double true)!!

I hope everyone can make it!!

Thursday, August 24, 2006

Pairings

Osama Bin Laden, the world's most wanted man, is smitten with Whitney Houston, the world's least desirable woman. According to this story, Osama wants to kill Bobby Brown and convert Whitney to Islam. Then they will get married and set up cave somewhere. Rid the world of Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston? Can't seem to find a downside to this scenario. In fact, the U.S. government should be helping Osama with realizing his dream. I mean really, what greater punishment could we inflict on the man than having to live with Whitney Houston? And, we get rid of Bobby Brown too? It's the greatest love of all.

In other tidings of great joy, Brandon Routh, the newest incarnation of Superman, is engaged.

Chris Parnell, Horatio Sanz, and Kenan Thompson are leaving SNL. It's too bad since Parnell and Sanz were the two funniest cast members since Rachel Dratch and Tina Fey left last season. To commemorate their leaving, I give you Lazy Sunday!!

Wednesday, August 23, 2006

Splits

Paramount is parting ways with Tom Cruise. Apparently his off-screen antics are too controversial for the studio. Excuse me while I go laugh hysterically in the corner. Too controversial? This from the studio that brought us Team America:World Police which feature puppets having graphic sex and defecating on each other (love that scene and the movie). Jumping on a couch seems rather vanilla compared to that. And criticising Brooke Shields on The Today Show for using anti-depressants? I say if you have any chance to punk Brooke Shields, especially after giving us Brenda Starr and Suddenly Susan, take it. So he loves Scientology and wants everyone to know about it. Sad? Yes. Controversial? No. It's actually more controversial to carry the Bible nowadays. Imagine if someone wrote a script treatment about these events and tried to sell it to Paramount. I believe the meeting would go something like this:

Studio: So Tom jumps up and down on a couch while professing his love? Are there snakes on the couch?...No? I think we should put snakes on the couch...and Brooke Shields. How about this? Tom is jumping up and down on Brooke Shields on a couch with snakes, screaming "I love you Katie Holmes!!" Then he defecates on Brooke Shields. Check that, I just had an epiphany. Let's substitute Jesus Christ for Tom Cruise. So Jesus is jumping up and down on Brooke Shields on a couch with snakes, screaming "I love you Katie Holmes!!" Then he defecates on Brooke Shields...fade to black... and scene.


Tuesday, August 22, 2006

I saw you Ricky Bubbiee!

Watched Talladega Nights finally. My assessment? I laughed throughout the entire movie and that's what a good comedy should do. Just like a good porno should make you want to pleasure yourself; a good romantic comedy should make a woman want to pleasure her boyfriend or husband; and a good Woody Allen film should make you feel small and inadequate. So , I definitely recommend this movie.

Still going to see Little Miss Sunshine sometime this week.

Have you seen this kid?

Monday, August 21, 2006

I'm Brissed!!!

An open letter to my parents.

Hey Mom and Dad! There's something I've been meaning to discuss with you for sometime now. Dad, I know you're dead, but I'm not going to let that technicality stop me. I've been internalizing my anger about this subject for too long and I can't hold it back any longer. Let's talk infant mutilation or as most people know it-circumcision. More specifically, my circumcision. Why do we still practice this barbaric ritual? I realize that Jews get circumcised because of their covenant with God and I respect that. But hey, as you well know, I'm not Jewish! I'm hasian(half-asian)! Therefore I need every bit of the genital real estate you gave to me. But no, you want to be an indian giver and take some back... with a knife. Another item I need elucidation on. Most children get circumcised as an infant. In your infinite wisdom, you decided my penis, like a fine bordeaux, should age 6 years before being popped open. I remember coming out of the anesthesia and looking at my exposed penis. It was black and blue and crusty. It seemed as if the doctor had cut off my penis and replaced it with a piece of poo. Oh, and the fun didn't end there. Once I got home, a cream had to be rubbed on my poo friend every couple of hours. Mom did a wonderful job at that. How was I supposed to walk away from that experience emotionally unscarred?

Why would you mess with Mother Nature? That foreskin is there for a reason. For one, it acts as a nozzle to ensure that my pee goes where I aim my penis. Without that nozzle, my urine has a mind of it's own. Especially in the morning. It goes left or right. Sometimes both directions at the same time. It's shot straight up on a few occasions and I had the pleasure of a taste. Thanks!!
The foreskin also gives an extra layer of padding for the sensitive tip of the head. I guarantee I could go an extra 3 to 5 seconds in bed if I had that foreskin back.

So Mom and Dad, thanks for the therapy sessions, the unique culinary experiences, and the ridicule from members of the opposite sex.

Your loving Son,

Troy

Can Hezbollah come out and play?

Israel and Lebanon are still making nice-sort of. Israel launched a raid into Lebanon which some people believe was meant to incite Hezbollah into retaliation and break the cease fire. Hezbollah's official response was

"Rockets and bullets may break my bones but...uh ... raids will never...hurghh(must keep control)...hurt...F this!! Die Jewish dogs!!"

Snakes are Plain-Weekend Roundup

So, Snakes On a Plane had a rather tepid opening. It was number one for the weekend but at $15.25 million, not quite what the analysts expected. Anyone see it?

Little Miss Sunshine came in 7th with $5.7 million. I will have a review of this film sometime this week.

Here are the box office figures for the weekend.

Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc. Final figures will be released Monday.

1. "Snakes on a Plane," $15.25 million.
2. "Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby," $14.1 million.
3. "World Trade Center," $10.8 million.
4. "Accepted," $10.1 million.
5. "Step Up," $9.9 million.
6. "Barnyard: The Original Party Animals," $7.5 million.
7. "Little Miss Sunshine," $5.7 million.
8. "Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest," $5 million.
9. "Material Girls," $4.6 million.
10. "Pulse," $3.5 million.
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Thursday, August 17, 2006

A Little Sunshine

One movie I am definitely watching this weekend is Little Miss Sunshine. Great cast and great buzz from Sundance. If you see it, let me know your thoughts on the film. Here is the trailer.

Snake Fiction


If any of you are unfamiliar with the internet phenomenon that is Snakes On a Plane, read this story which chronicles the amazing fan base of a movie that no one has seen yet!

I definitely have an interest in seeing this movie. Mostly because of the Samuel L. Jackson factor. He seems like a bad-ass in this film, and nobody does bad-ass better than Samuel L. Jackson. Here is an exclusive transcript of some dialogue from Snakes On a Plane between Jackson's character and another passenger.

Jules: What does an Inland Taipan snake look like?
Brett: What?
Jules: What country you from?
Brett: What?
Jules: What ain't no country I ever heard of! They speak English in What?
Brett: What?
Jules: ENGLISH, MOTHERFUCKER! DO-YOU-SPEAK-IT?
Brett: Yes!
Jules: Then you know what I'm saying!
Brett: Yes!
Jules: Describe what an Inland Taipan snake looks like!
Brett: What, I-?
Jules: [pointing his gun] Say what again. SAY WHAT AGAIN. I dare you, I double dare you, motherfucker. Say what one more goddamn time.
Brett: It's brown or olive.
Jules: Go on.
Brett: It's got b-b-black markings on the head...
Jules: Does it look like a bitch?
Brett: What? [Jules shoots Brett in shoulder]
Jules: DOES THE INLAND TAIPAN SNAKE LOOK LIKE A BITCH?
Brett: No!
Jules: Then why you try to fuck it like a bitch, Brett?
Brett: I didn't.
Jules: Yes you did. Yes you did, Brett. You tried to fuck it. And the Inland Taipan snake don't like to be fucked by anybody, except Mrs. Wallace.

Welcome to McDonald's! Can I take your tude?

I guess Ashlee Simpson likes those McGriddle Sandwiches as much as I do. Except I'm not gonna climb over the counter to grab one.

Wednesday, August 16, 2006

Material Girl Turns 48


Madonna's birthday is today. Or if you're keeping more with the Talmud, today is the anniversary of when she was molded from clay. I wonder if she was molded by Demi Moore.

We give you Bruno Kirby...Don't piss him off!


Actor Bruno Kirby has passed away from complications related to leukemia(I think the complication was leukemia). You may remember him as young Pete Clemenza from The Godfather Part 2 or as Jess in When Harry Met Sally.My favorite Kirby role is as Ed Furillo in City Slickers. (image)
He has the second best line in a film that has a lot of great lines. The best line in the movie is Curly's "I crap bigger n' you." Followed by Kirby's classic line "I like your ass. Can I wear it as a hat?" You will be missed.

Solar System Sprawl

Apparently the Solar System isn't big enough. Some astronomers want to open up our cosmic ports to a new wave of planet immigrants. These astronomers want to expand our little corner of the universe to 12 planets. I guess 9 isn't enough. They're not even real planets. They're called plutons. They're round like planets, but smaller. So here's my beef. Why can't we put real planets into the Solar System instead of these 2nd class planets? These plutons don't pay interplanetary taxes because, hey, they're not real planets!. So, they become a burden on the galactic economy. These astronomers say that there aren't enough real planets to fill these positions. I just think these astronomers are too lazy to look for some real planets. They gaze in their telescopes and say "hmm, somewhat spherical. Ok you're in!" Soon any old asteroid that has a curve somewhere will be allowed into the Solar System.
The new entries are called Charon, Ceres, and Xena and the order of the planets would be Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Ceres, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto, Charon, and Xena. If these plutons are let in, I would have to memorize a new sentence to remember the order of the planets. My current sentence is:

My Very Educated Mom Just Showed Us Nine Planets

With the new planets, the only sentence I could come up with was:

My Very Epileptic Mortician Cannot Just Sew Up Nine People Calmly Xinghua!

How does that make sense? So write your congressman and stop these wacko astronomers from destroying our Solar System. Keep our planetary system for the planets!!!

Youtube-WTF mate?

YouTube was down for several hours yesterday due to a database glitch. During the outage, none of my embedded videos was viewable. Sorry for empty gaps in the posts. YouTube is back up, so you should be able to view the clips now.

Speaking of YouTube, I received an email from them informing me that the Space: The Infinite Frontier video I posted was violating the DMCA(Digital Millenium Copyright Act) and NBC requested that I take it down immediately. So you can no longer see that clip. Maybe I'll just shoot my own version of the skit. Anyone know someone that looks like Jeff Goldblum?

Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Magic Part Duex

Hollywood is going the prestidigitation route. A few movies are coming out soon that deal with magic.

Speaking of magic.





I never get tired listening to that lady scream.



Looks like Kate Hudson and Chris Robinson have lost their magic.

But the Dodgers still have theirs!!

I need a little magic(pills) to keep my eyes open this morning. So, I'm going to take a little break. But I leave you with a clip of my favorite magician.


Koreans get drunk?

Apparently, there is a phone with a breathalyzer (thanks for the research Michele). It's also a karaoke machine which seems to be a paradox. Don't you have to be drunk to do karaoke? Strangely, it's also a universal remote which guarantees you will lose it somewhere in your living room. It's also only available in Korea with no plans to bring it to the U.S. yet. Why only in Korea? Koreans don't even drink. They're too busy making our Nikes.

Monday, August 14, 2006

Ok. Now some headlines.

Halle Berry is 40. It's amazing! She doesn't look a day over 39.

Did you see Talladega Nights this weekend? Apparently, alot of people did. The big surprise to me is Step Up coming in at number 2. To be fair, I haven't seen the film, but it seems like your formulaic tough guy learns to dance from sweet, innocent girl. Yawn.

No More DWIs

Hope everyone had a great weekend!!

If your weekend was like mine, you probably had one too many drinks( if it was exactly like mine, you were incontinent as well). And if you were under a haze of hefeweizen and tequila, I hope you didn't DWI. I don't mean driving while intoxicated. Something infinitely worse-dialing while intoxicated. Yes, those little gems of weakness. We've all done it. Alcohol induced lapses of good judgement and self-digninty that result in a phone call to an ex or cute co-worker. No matter how hard you try to veil the call as a "friendly check-up", it still screams lonely, pathetic, desperateness. If you're lucky, the other person won't pick up and you won't try again in 5 minutes. However, if it's been an extremely productive night and you traded in your bud lights for jaeger bombs, you leave the DVM-drunken voicemail. Stellar! Now your shame and humiliation can live forever and with the push of a few buttons can be replayed for the amusement of friends and co-workers.

Now, I just ordered a new cell phone last week. It can play mp3s, take photos, record video, give directions, and taps when I'm done peeing. But will it prevent me from a DWI? That's a negative Ghostrider, the pattern is full. Is it so hard to have a breathalyzer integrated into a cell phone? We should be able to breathe into the mouthpiece and if we blow above a .08 then the phone prevents you from calling someone for an hour. That's not so hard is it Motorola? You can give it a catchy name like the Padd- the phone against drunk dialing. Nokia, I'm tasking you.

Thursday, August 10, 2006

Drinking Buddies

Robin Williams is "drinking again" and going to rehab. It must be the posh thing for celebs to do this month. Why is it that celebs get drunk and crazy they go to rehab? When your average citizen gets drunk and crazy, usually one of these things happens:

  1. You wake up the next day with an Adolf Hitler Mustache sharpied to your upper lip(women)
  2. You wake up the next day with your entire body shaved(men)
  3. You beg every girl present to have sex with you despite the fact you have "Mommy" issues and the libido and stamina of a gnat(me)

You're on Notice










For you fans of Stephen Colbert, The Colbert Report, here is a site that let's you make your own "On Notice" board. I did this one. Let me know who or what you would put "On Notice"

Spec Scripts with a Bite

I know I haven't discussed alot of stories today. but that's because I have spent a good part of the day reading Jane Espenson's blog on writing for television. Jane's claim to fame is as a writer on Buffy and Angel, but she has written for a lot of other shows as well. If any of you are interested in getting into writing, I highly recommend her blog. She has an easy to read style that is full of wit and humor. Check it out!

Will Ferrell top 10 Update

Random reader Erin "K" Breckinridge commented how I could not have placed the Inside the Actor's Studio skit with Alec Baldwin on my top 10 list. This is a glaring omission on my part. I would place this skit at number 3 and move everything else up one spot. Thanks for the heads up Erin!

Wednesday, August 09, 2006

Have You Ever Wondered?

If you have ever wondered how the world will end watch this. I personally believe the world ended when Star Wars Episode 1 premiered. We are all just some residual dream images of George Lucas.

Magic

I recently saw Sarah Silverman: Jesus is Magic. I really liked the film. If you haven't seen it, add it to your queue(that's pronounced "q" not "k" Erin) now. It seems most people I come across either hate her or love her. I feel she has great delivery and pace. Her humor is refreshingly honest and she is not afraid to be politically incorrect. If you want an example of her wit, check out this video.

Mad holy cow

This site has listed it's top 10 list of SNL Will Ferrell skits. Most of the skits are available on the SNL:The Best of Will Ferrell DVD. The site does include some links to the skits on YouTube. They have the Harry Carey Space the Infinite Frontier skit at number 5 and have linked the video I posted on YouTube. I was wondering why my YouTube page got over 25,000 hits since the weekend.

This is my top 10 SNL Will Ferrell skits.

10. Jacob Silj: Weekend Update Commentator-Voice Modulation Syndrome (you're a bigot Amy!)

9. Family Portrait with Sarah Michelle Gelar (I drive a Dodge Stratus!)

8. Hot Tub Luvas with Drew Barrymore (spiced meat shanks?)

7. VH1 Storytellers: Neil Diamond

6. Celebrity Jeopardy with Sean Connery, Stewart French, and Burt Reynolds

5. Robert Goulet: Coconut Bangers Ball-It's a Rap!

4. Spartan Cheerleaders: Chess Team Tournament

3. Marty and Bobby Culp: Drug Awareness Assembly

2. Gus Chiggins-Army Prospector

1. Harry Caray: Space, the Infinite Frontier.

Those who have heard me do my Will Ferrell channeling Harry Caray shouldn't be surprised I put it at number one. Some of you may be surprised I didn't include the VH1 Behind the Music with the Blue Oyster Cult skit. Sorry, just not that amusing. Instead of more cowbell, how about more funny? I'm surprised it's so popular.

What's your favorite Will Farrell SNL skit?

Monday, August 07, 2006

Cause you had a bad day

Somebody didn't take their happy pills.

Flipper

In case you haven't caught it on tv already, here is Travis Pastrana doing the double back flip at X Games 12. I guess he studied his'a flip'a.


Just incredible!

Friday, August 04, 2006

Reel News

Sorry this post is late. I ran out of time on Friday and never got a chance to publish. But I present it to you now in random glory.

Did you know Kevin Costner is in a rock band? Why? Oh yeah, his movie career currently sucks.

Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby opens today. I'm predicting a big opening because of my What's Eating Gilbert Grape theory. The three male leads in Gilbert Grape were Leonardo DiCaprio, Johnny Depp, and John C. Reilly. Leo starred in the biggest movie of all-time, Titanic. Johnny Depp stars in the current box office champ Pirates of the Carribean: Dead Man's Chest. So John C. Reilly is due.

Or you could go see The Descent. The highly probable tale of six beautiful women who like to get wet and explore a deep, dark cave and find something spooky. Uh yeah. I'll save this spelunking fable for my Netflix queue. But the web site is cool.


For all you Buffy and Angel fans(and that should be all of you), James Marsters is in a new movie called Shadow Puppets. It also stars Jolene Blaylock from Enterprise.

It is the 50th anniversary of the Mission Tiki Drive-In. I went to this drive-in once when I was in high school. My friends and I went to see Ghostbusters (who you gonna call?). It was 1984 and drive-ins were losing ground to the multi-plex and it was more of a nostalgia visit for all of us. As well as a place to consume Schaefer beer for 2 hours ($2.19 a six pack and it tasted just like it). But as a child, drive-ins were the only way my family went to the movies. I used to treasure those nights. We never went often. Until I was 9, my Dad would only take us to Disney films, so we would see maybe 3 or 4 movies a year. Whenever our Dad announced that we would be seeing a movie, my brothers and I would go to our room and get into a rapturous tizzy of excitement which consisted of celebratory jumping while chanting "we're going to a movie!" and laughing convulsively on the floor. If it was a particularly anticipated film, my little brother's eyes would roll back into his head and he would starting speaking in tongues. On the day of the movie, we would scan the heavens fervently to make sure there were no ominous storm clouds to breakup the evening. If the weather complied, our cinematic journey would begin by my brothers and I getting into our pajamas. My Mom would bring dinner. She never believed in the concession stand. A practice that has not stopped to this day. My father would then load us into the family Buick for the 15 minute ride to the drive-in.
After we paid admission and snaked our way into the main pavilion which housed all the vehicles, my brothers and I would plead with our father to pick a spot near the front center. He never did. He always made a beeline to the spot closest to the exit in the back corner so we wouldn't have to wait in line to leave. We always got to the drive-in early just so my father could get that spot. He would always get a smug look on his face once we pulled in and make comments at other cars as they were finding spots.

"Look at that idiot parking in the 4th row near the center. They won't be home before midnight!"

No, but at least they could watch the movie without binoculars.

"Yessiree, this is the best spot in the entire drive-in."

Apparently, my father was the only person who believed in this conviction as most of the time we had a buffer zone of 4 or 5 empty spaces around our car. Yep, leave it to my father to set up his own private leper colony in the neighborhood drive-in. Since my father always insisted on getting there early, we usually had at least 30 minutes before the movie began. My Mom would usually try to keep us occupied during this time by feeding us. However, my brothers and I, still giddy with anticipation, would wolf down our dinners in under 10 minutes. Listening to the music coming over the grey sound box was boring and sounded bad, so we always bugged our parents to let us roam the drive-in. Most of the time they would turn us down, but sometimes if we sang in unison off key, they would relent and let us go. So my brothers and I would venture forth from our leper colony and try and have an adventure before the movie began. Usually we would re-enact scenes from our favorite movies and since we were in our pajamas, most of the time we would pretend we were the children from Peter Pan flying across the London skyline. I can imagine how we looked running through the drive-in with our arms extended pretending to be flying wearing our threadbare Bugs Bunny pjs. Mind you, my brothers and I always thought that pajamas were the proper attire for children when attending a movie. I remember flying past a station wagon and noticing the kids inside were wearing t-shirts and their Tuffskins jeans. I pityed them and thought how embarassing it must be to have parents who didn't know the movie dress code. The first time I went to a matinee in a theater, a momentous occassion, my brothers and I got into our finest pajamas(which meant the tops matched the bottoms), despite the fact the movie started at 1 in the afternoon. We didn't believe our father when he told us we could wear pants and a t-shirt. We thought it was another one of his jokes to make us look ignorant. We would show up in the theater and all the other kids in their nicely pressed, footed pjs would laugh at me and my brothers in our corduroys and Hush Puppies. We almost refused to go. You can imagine the shock and surprise on our faces when we saw all the kids in regular clothes. It was then that we learned a valuable lesson. With my parents, social acceptance often times lost to convenience.
After our excursion through the drive-in, we would return to the car and eagerly await for the movie to start. My heart would race as the lights would dim and the first crackle and pop would emanate from the speaker box and the movie began. Despite the eyestrain and tinny sound, I would be transfixed as the images flickered across the screen. The world enlarged from my tiny spot in the backseat of the family car, to enchanted forests, pirate ships, and foreboding castles. I was no longer an 8 year old boy in his pjs, but a brave prince doing battle with an evil dragon. All too soon the movie would end and I was brought back to our rust speckled Buick and my father cursing the car that jumped in front of him on the way out.

Thursday, August 03, 2006

Rested

Ok, I'm back on the job!

If you like trivia, check out Blufr. Be warned, this game is addicting. I had to force myself to stop playing after 15 mins. I scored 5192.

Mel Gibson is being charged with drunken driving. Apparently, he is now claiming he thought he was filming a scene from the new Mad Max movie. He kept telling the patrolman, "Humongous is coming back for me and my gasoline!"

Quick shout out to Random Troy readers Aimee and Danielle!

Virginia is having it's first tax holiday this year. On August 4-6, all school items less than $20 and all articles of clothing less than $100 per item will be tax exempt. Some retailers are offering tax exemptions on other items as well. Best Buy is offering the exemption on all items during the weekend.



Speaking of school supplies, remember the Pee-Chee folder? It's hard for me to think back to elementary school without also thinking about my pee-chee. Everyone had one and you would be hard pressed to find one unblemished by ink. You could pretty much sum up the grade a person was going to get based on how much grafitti was on their pee-chee. If your pee-chee had a few word baloons and blackened eyes, it would be fair to ascertain that you were a fairly good student. However, if your pee-chee was covered in rocketships, swastikas, sexual anatomy, cute woodland creatures, or just looked like a Jackson Pollack painting, you were most likely going to enjoy an extra year of school. My pee-chee wasn't too bad. Some blackened teeth on the runners. Adding some color to the football player's jerseys. I spent most of my time staring at the tennis player's skirt; desperately hoping it would raise just a tiny bit more. It never did. Eventually, I retired my pee-chees for a Trapper Keeper. Life just wasn't the same.

Wednesday, August 02, 2006

Repeat

Due to a night of drinking with some co-workers and friends(thanks Holly, Faye, Donnie, Tommy, and Kristin!), I couldn't get my synapses firing on anything this morning. So, I offer you the following links for your entertainment. Damn, I'm thoughtful!

Pics from my vacation


88slide

Rocketboom

Doogtoons Asks a Ninja

Heres a funny Head On parody:



I'll be back tomorrow with stories and headlines!!

Tuesday, August 01, 2006

Concessions

Here is a disturbing story to start the day. Wonder if amputation would work for me? I think I could get an extra 10% in tips if I were missing an earlobe. I could sob out a story of how I was involved in a tragic cheese grater accident.

On to more tasteless and glib observations.

Mel Gibson entered rehab. Unfortunately, it wasn't for his dependency on alcohol, but rather his strange fascination for making movies where everyone speaks a dead language. How do you say "anti-semite" in Mayan?

Fidel Castro handed over absolute power over to his younger brother temporarily while the Cuban leader is recovering from surgery. Does absolute power also include his keen fashion sense?

Is it hot enough for everyone? Now I know everbody wants to jump on the Al Gore bandwagon and blame global warming. But I think the real inconvenient truth that nobody wants to face is that heat waves are caused by the elderly. If we didn't have so many old people, Nature wouldn't be throwing heat waves at us to weed them out.

For those of you who use emoticons(unfortunately it's a fair share of you), here is a guy who acts them out.

Brokebat Mountain? Heath Ledger has signed on to play the Joker in the Batman Begins sequel "The Dark Knight."
Holy ambigiously gay duos, Batman!
Robin, I wish I could quit you.