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Mar. 1st, 2008

03:56 pm - SMACK

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Feb. 23rd, 2008

06:39 pm - Happy Sunday.

Feb. 19th, 2008

Feb. 7th, 2008

04:28 pm

Hmmm...



:D

Jan. 22nd, 2008

02:48 pm

heath ledger is dead.

Dec. 26th, 2007

01:15 am - IMDb List Widget



Dec. 11th, 2007

04:39 pm - The Wonders of Zip.ca!



This was recorded yesterday. Having viewed Near Dark, I am not too sure where I came up with the idea that Near Dark was an australian Vampire movie. Maybe confusing it with something else?

Dec. 9th, 2007

03:22 am - Blog Blooper reel



I decided to take all my videos that I've made (yes all 3) and make a re-edit of it. Haha

Dec. 8th, 2007

08:06 pm

Dec. 3rd, 2007

06:57 pm - Finally.. (oh and my last post today - Promise!)




It's pretty good, a little tricky to maneuver, but still fun.

Nov. 8th, 2007

Nov. 6th, 2007

06:41 pm - DVD Roundup!

Havent updated the video watching thing in a while.. Here you go.. With stars to match!

5 stars!
Dancer in the Dark (rewatch)
Psycho (original) (rewatch)
Depeche Mode 101 (rewatch)
V For Vendetta

4 stars!
High Noon
Nixon (rewatch)
The Shining (rewatch)
Videodrome (rewatch)

3 and a half stars!
Modern Times (rewatch)

3 Stars!
The Greatest Show on Earth
Full Metal Jacket
Friday the 13th Part VII - The New Blood
Psycho II (rewatch)
Wedding Crashers

2 and a half stars!
Calvaire (The Ordeal)

2 Stars!
Friday the 13th Part VIII - Jason Takes Manhattan (rewatch)
Nacho Libre
Orca
The Musketeer

Oct. 31st, 2007

05:54 pm - Friday The 13th.. 1 through 8..

So I rented this box set through Zip.ca and wwatched it throughout the Months of October, it was alright, there was some definite surprises and some somwhat letdowns..

The reviews of all the movies! )

So, in brief.. a ranking..

III, I, VI, II, IV, VII, V, VIII

Oct. 27th, 2007

04:41 pm - Halloween Nostalgia

Oct. 23rd, 2007

02:19 pm - I'm not much for Poetry but..

I'm discovering Rudyard Kipling, and he is quite the bomb..

This is my favorite.. SO FAR!

"As the Bell Clinks"
by Rudyard Kipling


As I left the Halls at Lumley, rose the vision of a comely
Maid last season worshipped dumbly, watched with fervor from afar;
And I wondered idly, blindly, if the maid would greet me kindly.
That was all — the rest was settled by the clinking tonga-bar.
Yea, my life and hers were coupled by the tonga coupling-bar.

For my misty meditation, at the second changing-station,
Suffered sudden dislocation, fled before the tuneless jar
Of a Wagner obbligato, scherzo, doublehand staccato,
Played on either pony's saddle by the clacking tonga-bar—
Played with human speech, I fancied, by the jigging, jolting bar.;

"She was sweet," thought I, "last season, but 'twere surely wild unreason
Such tiny hope to freeze on as was offered by my Star,
When she whispered, something sadly: 'I—we feel your going badly!'"
"And you let the chance escape you?" rapped the rattling tonga-bar.
"What a chance and what an idiot!" clicked the vicious tonga-bar.

Heart of man — O heart of putty! Had I gone by Kakahutti,
On the old Hill-road and rutty, I had 'scaped that fatal car.
But his fortune each must bide by, so I watched the milestones slide by,
To "You call on Her to-morrow!"—no fugue with cymbals by the bar—
"You must call on Her to-morrow!"—post-horn gallop by the bar.

Yet a further stage my goal on — we were whirling down to Solon,
With a double lurch and roll on, best foot foremost, ganz und gar—
"She was very sweet," I hinted. "If a kiss had been imprinted?"—
"'Would ha' saved a world of trouble!" clashed the busy tonga-bar.
"'Been accepted or rejected!" banged and clanged the tonga-bar.

Then a notion wild and daring, 'spite the income tax's paring,
And a hasty thought of sharing—less than many incomes are,
Made me put a question private, you can guess what I would drive at.
"You must work the sum to prove it," clanked the careless tonga-bar.
"Simple Rule of Two will prove it," lilted back the tonga-bar.

It was under Khyraghaut I mused. "Suppose the maid be haughty—
There are lovers rich—and forty—wait some wealthy Avatar?
Answer, monitor untiring, 'twixt the ponies twain perspiring!"
"Faint heart never won fair lady," creaked the straining tonga-bar.
"Can I tell you ere you ask Her?" pounded slow the tonga-bar.

Last, the Tara Devi turning showed the lights of Simla burning,
Lit my little lazy yearning to a fiercer flame by far.
As below the Mall we jingled, through my very heart it tingled—
Did the iterated order of the threshing tonga-bar—
"Try your luck—you can't do better!" twanged the loosened tongar-bar.

Oct. 12th, 2007

Oct. 11th, 2007

02:36 pm



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