Read the novelization of Halloween 3 years before I saw the movie. The book is actually pretty damn good! The movie not bad, but not as good as the book. I use to read all those novelizations when I was a kid. The one for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom is really good too. (If I remember correctly)

Thirdsies on going to Dead shows to score massive amounts of drugs. That band was awful but they knew how to party!

Back in the day I had a little thing going with my teacher…

and i called Teadoust a name while accusing him of the same thing. does my hypocrisy know no bounds?

Oops, I pointed out Teadousts swearing while forgetting about my little F bomb up there. My Bad.

I have been trying to stay out of this. Quite frankly, I'm stumped about what to do about healthcare. as someone who works at a hospital and has used a ton of insurance up over the years I know the current situation is untenable. Despite having what would have been considered a "Cadillac Plan" I am still on the hook…

"Ah yes, the "only elitist snobs don't appreciate his humor" argument, I always enjoy that one. I grew up near the Pine Barrens of New Jersey, you want to talk rednecks, I'll show you rednecks. One of the biggest social events of the year was a bass fishing tournament, I'm not even joking."

I'm going to go ahead and call it lazy writing. Strong plotting, great characters, wonderful story, and just plain lazy writing. If the dialogue had been written up instead of down the show would have been phenomenal. As it was the reliance on the potty mouth really dragged the show down. In a show like the Sopranos…

I really do NOT want to sound pretentious here but… being a student of the time period (mid to late 19th century western U.S.) all of the swearing was so anachronous that to me it was the equivalent of having the characters fly around on jetpacks instead of horses. It really ruined the show for me. I know that it was…

Not sure why but AD didn't work for me either. It may have been a case of elevated expectations but I just didn't think it was that great. I watched the whole series and it was just… Ok, I guess. Oh well, can't say I didn't try.

It really shows a lack of imagination to keep calling Limbaugh fat, have you seen him lately? Motherfucker has lost a lot of weight! I mean you still have lots of insults left in the bag such as his penchant for pills, his multiple divorces, etc. Just wanted to point that out.

Sorry, but even though I haven't seen 2012, it has to be better than "A Serious Man". In fact, anything has to be better than "A Serious Man."

The Freakquel

Maybe it's because I first started watching SNL with Miller doing the update, but he had a style and made it his own. Everyone seems to be copying Chase.

Breakfast Balls must not internet much.

What a great show! Between this and fringe and several other shows this is just the best TV season evah! And btw all, yes ALL, of these are available on hulu so even tho I worked last night and missed all of them, I just finished watching every episode of every show I missed! Fuck, I love the 21st century!

What the fuck are they thinking with this? Does anyone consider this movie a must see? Go out on the street and ask 20 random people if this movie is a classic and see what response you get, go, do it, now…

I didn't know that this was a book originally. That clears up a few questions, but overall I felt this film was dull, dull, dull. I usually love foreign films but this didn't work for me at all. I really disliked Oskar. Oh well, many more movies out there.

WWI started off fucking AWESOME! We had an assasination and a race to Paris and all of that. Then it just bogged down into a boring mudfight. (Granted, a mudfight with mass slaughter.) WWII was much more entertaining with fluid motions and the best group of villains in 200 years. that being said AP 2 wasn't very good…

Yawn…
Usually I look forward to the Monday inventory, but this was pretty dull.