bruce haack is definitely someone worth investigating if anyone's into electronic music. nice link.

is there no one who will sing the praises of blue cheer's version but me? *hear, hear!*

ooh. ZPG. nice one.

*TWEE SQUEE!!!*

oh-ho, yeah! just watching at&t reform itself like a T-1000 was hilarious. especially as a vendor-observer in the trenches where many employees were immediately divested of their ownership, via stock options, in matters of months.

I'd really like to sign up for Buzz Osborne's Life Coaching program. Nice job, Marah.

YOU'RE WATCHING IT WRONG!!!. just kidding. happy holidays!
spring break. spring break, y'all. spring break. spring break foreverrrrr

once in every lifetime, comes a love like this….
i lurve this shew.

watched universal soldier for the first time. really liked the opening stunt of running down grand coulee dam or hoover dam. some dam place. lots of great staged fighting. lots of dragging down, incongruous exposition. I think I liked jcvd's recent Volvo stunt better.
read heuet's graphic novelization of Proust's rememb…

tyr's day
watched brain candy for the first time, ever. superb flick. McKinney nails the lorne michaels mimicry. all the rest was spot on. sure there were some lulls, but I thought every punchline landed. shame this work of utter brilliance did not find an audience back in 1996.
freya's day
watched the mummy. the 1959…

truly this is an age of pamparius.

good a place as any. boca stories:
so, ratmouth, F-L-A is quite the mire. i called it south-south Bergen county. "why?", you don't ask? well, a lot of the transient discussions i overheard while living there 8 years ago had to do with whether or not you came from Bergen county. mind you, most of these recollections…

thor's day
watched most of kids in the hall: season 4; disc 2 (episodes 7 - 13). episode 7 contains so much comedy perfection running in successive sketches. episode 8 runs a close second. then, though I thought it funny and filled with good bits when I watched it first 15 years ago, episode 9:chalet 2000 reaches too…

pfft. wake me when I decide to get off my ass, financed with imaginary winnings, to make a FANTOMAH flick.

i wanna say that my takeaway from the leary clips is that his basis of counterargument re wussification is steven tyler of aerosmith.

dear highfather,
please bend chance to my will in the next few earth days so that I may reverse my impecunity and give money to this worthy campaign.
regards,
repulsionist

alright, alright. it's a 1993 flashback inventory. I expect my graduation from the university of florida and subsequent summer of very pleasant sloth that was followed by my appearance, attendance and exit from nc state graduate school won't be on the writers' list of things to cover. so here I am, laying it all out…

Freya's day
tried to watch upstream color for the third time. don't get past the water crave scenes before my wife gets upset. she pouted for a viewing of identity thief instead. I dare say that flick's more of a bummer than upstream color. identity thief, what else to say about it? really a nut-punching, falsely…

nice write-up, Jason. I poked fun at this album when I was in my teens and 20s, mostly because cooler friends kicked its screeching weirdness in the nuts a lot. but, I recently rediscovered this permanent record about 2 years ago. its dramatic snarl captured my imagination. so, it's never too late to catch up to the…

unhinged rambling
Freya's day
watched oz the great and powerful. the raimi signatures, that I noticed, were fun to see. the overall movie is a lot of what I remember from the book - though I read it over 20 years ago. I could handily ignore franco. It did get me thinking about his leading man status in the last 10 years…