Monthly Archives: October 2006

I cannot stop listening to the new album from the Global Underground label, Sissy’s All Under. It is so killer. It sounds a lot like Portishead with a slight Nine Inch Nails influence, Goldfrapp’s first album without all of the … Continue reading →

I always seem to surprise myself with how paranoid I am. 99% of the time I’m an extremely well rounded, happy-go-lucky individual, pleased with my life and glad to be alive. It’s that one percent of the time that worries … Continue reading →

More movie reviews, this time on a Monday!  Today we are catching up on a week I missed before I went to Seattle.  It’s not a heavy one so it’ll be pretty easy reading.  (September 18) ——The Black Dahlia (2006)—— Josh Hartnett … Continue reading →

If you ever want to hear me go off on an angry rant about something, just bring up Daylight Savings Time.

Watch this. Thank me later:

Not a lot of movies this week, but enough. The extra hour of sleep allowed me to crank this out, so on with the show:   (October 16) ——Spirited Killer (1994)—— I love Tony Jaa and his two movies, Ong … Continue reading →

The reason why a show like The Office is so brilliant can be summed up quite simply. If you can make me crack up with uncontrolable laughter by just the reading of the plot synopsis of the next show, then … Continue reading →

So our Assistant Manager announced the other day that he was leaving. This is a little sad, in that we never seem to keep a full staff for very long, he’s leaving right before our busiest time of the year, … Continue reading →

If you’d told me a couple years ago that I would get THIS excited about getting the Astaire & Rogers Ultimate Collector’s Edition DVD boxset in the mail, I would have looked at you really funny before laughing myself into … Continue reading →

You have got to hand it to the firemen for their creativity. This message takes two drilled-in-your-brain slogans and then combines the two with a common theme, which gives everything a whole new meaning. It’s like Japanese poetry. Prevent cooking … Continue reading →