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VH1's ILL-ustrated : Main Page
Camp Chaos - the twisted freaks behind the cartoons
OMG
let me repeat
O! M! G!
I'm watching VH1's Ill-ustrated as I type this. Way funny...way sick...way smart. The VH1 website doesn't give you much to go on, but it does tell you when it wil be on again. Don't get VH1? Ask your friends with Tivo to record it for you. Go watch the online clips at both sites, in any case.
Highlights:
Anna Nicole Smith and David Lee Roth on a date...'nuf said there
Michael Stipe, Ja Rule, and Bjork on a game show playing for charity - says J.R., "I'm playing for breast cancer...cuz I don't wanna see none of them titties gettin' cancer"
Christina Aguillera hosting a talk show concerning white girls trying to steal her man - says C.A., "Bitch, why you all up in my stank?!?!"
Michael Jackson's face flying off during the filming of a video...yea, an easy target, but funny nonetheless
Michael Jackson driving a taxi in "Michael Jackson's Taxi Cab Confessions" - and Robert Blake is his passenger
Moby vs. Eminem in a comic book style showdown
Maybe you had to be there...so be there
Posted at 8:25 PM
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Kids today review games of yesterday. | Metafilter
Just spotted this on MeFi...click the "review classic gaming" link if you ever played Pong, Space Invaders, or the like when you were a kid. Actually, click it no matter what.
Much hilarity.
Posted at 9:18 PM
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Microcinema International - Short Films Distribution and Alternative Venue Database
I just stumbled onto these folks, based here in the SF Bay Area. They show short films, sell short films, promote short films..not sure what else one could do with a short film (aside from actually making it)
Microcinema International Mission
Microcinema's mission is to curate, exhibit, distribute and promote a new era of emerging and innovative international moving image artists whose deeply personal and culturally relevant works are typically marginalized by the mainstream entertainment industry.
So there, mainstream industry!!!
Posted at 8:07 PM
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Film Arts Foundation
What is this...another ad???
Umm...yea :)
This being a blog, and it being MY blog, I plan to share with you, the reading public, important places, events, and organizations. Film Arts Foundation is one of those places.
Go look at their site if you like movies, or film making, or mangos.
Posted at 12:01 PM
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quislibet: a musical interlude
Andy sent me this. Quite silly, really.
A great philosopher, Pee Wee Herman, said "Everyone's got a big but...let's talk about your big but"
Posted at 1:11 PM
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The Atlantic | December 2001 | All you need is love | Hoffman
I've said it for years...thought it up on my own way before I knew someone else ever had...if you don't value your own life, you will never value someone else's.
Corollary to the above - and a word of wisdom to Rumsfeld and Sharon - if you don't value someone else's life, they probably won't ever value yours.
Do we think that will ever sink in tho?
Anyway - interesting article - go read it
ps - self plug - http://www.peaceispatriotic.net
Posted at 12:32 PM
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shameless plug department:
I just added another link to the "important stuff" sidebar here at CTP'sRI. Bookfinder.
Bookfinder rocks. Go do a search on a title or author, pick something obscure, long out of print, or just ridiculous and I'll bet it'll turn up in the results. You get to see who's selling the book you want, contact them, and buy it directly. I have seen books on there, the exact same book mind you, priced from 5 dollars to 150 dollars. I tend to buy the 5 dollar versions.
I buy a ton of books, but I don't buy many (even new titles) without checking bookfinder first. I have even made all of the book links at KineticWorld.com link directly to Bookfinder searches. Oops...was that another plug?
Oh, yea, and Bookfinder is free to use.
And, no, they didn't pay me to say this. :)
Posted at 3:45 PM
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The Excorporation of Elite Culture in Happy Gilmore
Okay...so some of you know I'm a domain name junky. I can't help myself. I just registered another one - I had tried to get it before, a couple years ago, but it was taken. Come to think of it this is the second domain I have gotten that way...someone let it lapse, or just plain gave it up. Right place, right time.
Anyway, so why the link above? Well, I registered excorporation.com. What is excorporation? Well, the link above helps to explain it, in a way anyway. I've never seen Happy Gilmore, so I dunno if I agree with the application of the word in that context, but it appears to be a well written piece, so I'll give the benefit of the doubt.
What do I think excorporation is? That's kind of a broad subject for this little old blog...maybe there will be more about that at http://www.excorporation.com someday.
And maybe someday I'll post a list of all of my domain names...someday someday.
Posted at 12:57 PM
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A Funny Joke
Another homegrown Redmeat comic...made me fall out of
my chair, this one...
Wasn't this from a movie?
Posted at 11:51 PM
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So there's this comic strip called Redmeat...you may have heard of it.
Seems one either loves it to death or is completely repulsed by it. Well, for those who love it there is a place where you can write your own Redmeat comic...yes, a title, 2 characters, 3 panels, up to 6 word bubbles. Consider it a form of graphical haiku for the sick and twisted. Well, anyway, Andy turned me onto it, and we have been creating a few of them that are snippets of conversations from the playa...some real, some imagined...all burning man worthy. So go on...go look...you'll probably laff a lot.
40101, 40105, 40107, 40149, 40280, 40283, 40288
ps - if you make any playaish redmeats, please let me know and we'll add them to the list.
Posted at 11:06 PM
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Scott Kildall (remember the plane crash on the playa in 2001, the flaming octopus car on the playa in 2002, and the 8 bicycle pulled oil derrick trailers this past year?) Yea, that Scott. It's an art show. Go look:
Current Shows
Ought to be a lot of great stuff.
Posted at 3:40 PM
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