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Archive of entries posted on August 2009

One used to have find a street corner

One used to have find a street corner to hear a lunatic spout insane idiocy:

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I find his lack of faith disturbing

Pat Robertson has heart surgery “The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) announced today that its founder and Chairman, Pat Robertson, has returned home after extensive heart surgery at FirstHealth Moore Regional Hospital in Pinehurst, NC. Mr. Robertson has suffered a condition known as atrial fibrillation, an often-debilitating heart disorder involving shortness of breath and weakness affecting [...]

Imagine a film with Laurence Olivier and Meryl Streep…

…I’m guessing their performance would be completely unlike Lorenzo Lamas and Deborah “Debbie Gibson” Gibson in Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus.

Friday Random Ten: 2009-08-28


NameArtistAlbumGenre
1. Everybody’s Song (Early Demo Of “Does It Really Happen?”)YesTormatoRock
2. Finale BOriginal Broadway CastRent [Disc 2]Soundtrack
3. Beautiful WorldColin HayScrubsSoundtrack
4. MoneyPink FloydDark Side Of The MoonRock
5. Life SupportOriginal Broadway CastRent [Disc 1]Soundtrack
6. Take FiveDave BrubeckTime Signatures: A Career RetrospectiveJazz
7. AirwavesThomas DolbyThe Golden Age Of WirelessAlternative & Punk
8. Bungle In The JungleJethro TullOriginal MastersRock
9. SurvivalYes & The London PhilharmonicSymphonic Music Of YesRock
10. Joe ReyFountains Of WayneFountains Of WayneAlternative & Punk

A Moronic Poll

Bill O’Reilly’s Poll – Where’s Fox News? O’Reilly conveniently leaves off the least trustful news agency, Fox “News”.

Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus

When trailers for Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus starting showing on the internet, I just assumed the trailers were some kind of spoof and not adds for an actual movie. Really? Lorenzo Lamas and Deborah Gibson? Come on!

It turns out Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus is an actual movie and can be seen in the U.S.A. on the Sci Fi Channel Syfy (or whatever the fsck that channel wants to call itself).

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Friday Random Ten: 2009-08-21


NameArtistAlbumGenre
1. StereotomyThe Alan Parsons ProjectStereotomyRock
2. SoftChuck MangioneChase The Clouds AwayJazz
3. Blue MonkThelonious Monk Quartet With John ColtraneAt Carnegie HallJazz
4. Knife and ForkStan RidgwayBlack DiamondAlternative & Punk
5. Tear In Your HandTori AmosLittle EarthquakesAlternative & Punk
6. Had a Dream (Sleeping With the Enemy)Roger HodgsonIn the Eye of the StormRock
7. LimelightThe Alan Parsons ProjectStereotomyRock
8. Eat Meat And The KillAlex NorthAlex North’s 2001Soundtrack
9. Always Look On The Bright Side Of LifeMonty Python’s SpamalotOriginal Cast RecordingSoundtrack
10. No Opportunity Necessary, No Experience NeededYesTime And A WordRock

Mmmm, Beer

Who knew? Apparently brewing flavorless beers and ales was the engine that drove the American economy during the 1950′s.

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Gog? Magog? Bush? WTF?

Bush’s Shocking Biblical Prophecy Emerges: God Wants to “Erase” Mid-East Enemies “Before a New Age Begins” In 2003 while lobbying leaders to put together the Coalition of the Willing, President Bush spoke to France’s President Jacques Chirac. Bush wove a story about how the Biblical creatures Gog and Magog were at work in the Middle [...]

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