Sunday, May 29, 2005
Grass Stains
That's just not right.
Friday, May 27, 2005
Classic
Issue: 2004 Photo by Richard Corman Rita and Jose Santos (Jockey) Saratoga Springs, N.Y. Swimsuit by OMO Norma Kamali |
Monday, May 16, 2005
By this time tomorrow
I'm sure Mean Mr. Mustard will agree with this
- The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, 85
- The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, 82
- Life, The Universe, and Everything, 78
- So Long and Thanks For All the Fish, 84
- Mostly Harmless, 69
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Bourne cleared of charges; Lund sought for questioning
Klund chief investigator Nivek Dnul explained that a Klund DVD technologist took apart the DVD player and found that The Bourne Supremacy was actually placed in the DVD drive on top of The Incredibles. "It seems that the malfunction was due to interaction between the two DVD's. Mr. Incredible and Jason Bourne both think they're the toughest dudes on the block, so naturally any contact between the two of them would cause nasty side effects. We believe that they were intentionally placed in close proximity in order to spark a fight."
Klund investigators are looking for a tall, young and extremely handsome man who was spotted at the scene of the crime moments before the malfunction.
Monday, May 09, 2005
Jason Bourne Killed my Toshiba DVD Player
Is it possible for a DVD to kill a player? Or was it just a coincidence? The machine had been working fine up to this point. My only conclusion is that Jason Bourne did some of his super-spy moves on the inside of my DVD player and now it's dead.
Damn, that's not nice.
And the disc is still in there. When I do get the disc out, I'm not sure if I want to try it in our other DVD player. He still might be angry.
Saturday, May 07, 2005
Cold Mountain
It would have been in the 30's except for (and I can't quite believe that I'm typing this) the remarkable Renee Zelwegger. She completely saved the movie. I don't think I could have cared less whether or not Jude Law made it back to Cold Mountain and his dear, beloved Nicole Kidman.
The only other redeeming quality of the movie was who Jude met on his trip home. "Hey, that's Phillip Seymour Hoffman!" "Hey, that's Giovanni Ribisi!" "Hey! That's Natalie Portman!"
Naturally he dies immediately after he overcomes unbelievable odds and actually gets home to his honey. (Oh, and after he knocks up Nicole. That's important, too, I think.) It wouldn't have been appropriately tragic if they lived happily ever after.
Whatever.