“I own a lot of Euro Disney.”
I haven’t finished out the “Gabe at the Park posts.” Here he’s trying to catch batting practice flies. He’s not in position. It takes a special person to figure out how to snag a homer.
Best lines (which is all of them) from that great 90s sitcom
I haven’t finished out the “Gabe at the Park posts.” Here he’s trying to catch batting practice flies. He’s not in position. It takes a special person to figure out how to snag a homer.
Link of the Day [9.15.11]Replace Houston with Baltimore in today's link and you'll have the story of the Orioles. Except in this case the O's never got to the World Series in the last 30 years, and they never had a winning season in 14 years. Plus, they haven't produced a star out of their farm system since Cal Ripken, Jr. For all this talk about Houston being rock bottom, let me paraphrase Brad Pitt from the soon to be released movie, Moneyball: there's rock bottom, then there' fifty feet of crap, and then there's [the A's], and then there's the Orioles.http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/6967153/rock-bottom-h-town
As I said on twitter, “Watch Contagion and then never touch anything ever again.“
Contagion will freak you out about germs, viruses, the flu, HIV, venereal diseases, and almost anything contagious. It’ll scare you.
I didn’t know this was a Soderbergh movie.
I liked how clinical this movie was. This is the virus. This is the patient. These are the victims. They’re all dead. You couldn’t sympathize with anyone, because you had to sympathize with everyone.
3 of 5 stars.
Link of the Day [9.08.11]
I should contribute my collection of boxes of OS X from panther to snow leopard. Or maybe, if CapitolSwell didn’t toss it the PowerBook 140 and the Apple ][e!
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark won’t keep me up at night. While certainly spooky at times, it’s frights never materialized to made me admonish myself to “not be afraid of the dark.” Of course, on occasion, I got goosebumps, but that’s just because it was cold in the theatre. I didn’t even have to hide behind the bill of my cap.
The movie was produced and written by Guillermo del Toro. The monsters were faeries like the ones found in del Toro’s adaption of Hellboy. If you think this spoils the movie for you, then you’ve got to watch to see how they spook out the house owners.
The new owners of the condemned house are a couple of nitwits. Guy Pearse is starting to corner the spineless asshole parts. Katie Holmes didn’t have much to say except be the non-sceptic in the house. The young daughter gets them into trouble, first by coming into their home, then unknowingly unleashing the darkness.
If you have faeries swarming about you, you start sweeping the legs and start sweeping the ground around you. Boot them about!
Not scary enough, but worth a look on a cold winter’s night.
3 of 5 stars
The Thing (2011) is coming! So is @M_E_Winstead. I wonder, when viewing the trailer, you get that Ripley feeling. O, Mary Elizabeth, can you kick alien ass as great as Ms. Weaver.
I am so there. I can’t resist her big brown eyes.
Link of the Day [9.04.11]
Apple was down in the dumps in the early 00s that in 2001, I remember their stock at $12. This is even after Apple came back with the bondi blue iMac. The company was working, but they were still getting worked. Now look at them. A juggernaut. This is what Steve Jobs left behind.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/and-then-there-were-none/2011/08/31/gIQANykH0J_story.html
Originally drafted around March this year. I have the timestamps on the downloaded images if you don’t believe me.
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Putting this post up, but got nothing to talk about.
I’d like to get all meta on you and talk about NewsRadio Quote Month, but that’ll bore you.
Maybe something next time…
The quote does not come from this episode, but since I found that you can emed hulu. This may just become “quote the episode that you’re watching month.” Enjoy. (This is my favorite episode.)