BAHHHHHH HALLOWEEEEEN AAAHAHARRGGHGHHHHH BOOOOOOOZZZZEEEEEEE.
Dance Party Friday + Halloween + Caption Contest = least coherent post ever.
Friday, October 31, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
More Halloween Celebrations
Caption Contest Winner #13
The last pic was tough, but I'll have to go with Uptown for the win. His silence spoke volumes. The next pic celebrates Halloween past. It absolutely had to happen. Enjoy:
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Have a Schlitz and Say Goodbye
Hey Dudes,
As you may or may not already know, I'm leaving for Namibia on Tuesday. I'd like to invite you to an open house on Sunday, November 2nd, from 1PM to 5PM at 725 Copeland St. We'll have some food and drinks. Also, I started a blog so you can see what's happening on the side of the pond: www.greginnamibia.blogspot.com. I hope to see you before I go.
Love,
Greg
XOXO
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Caption Contest Winner #12
I think I'm gonna go with a three-way tie amongst James, Willips, and Sammy for the last pic. Three-way, heehehehehe. Perhaps a slight edge to Slam. I'm running thin on quality pix, so things might get a little crazy on the caption contest page. Happy captioning. This one might be hard.
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Cloverfield (2008)
This is a turd of a movie. With no exceptions every character is a horrible d-bag with controlled stubble and until it happened I was praying for the monster to come and kill them all. Then the monster comes and it's all awkward and dumb and hardly ever on screen.
I generally appreciate a horror movie if it just has something cool or badass going on, but there's nothing from either category in Cloverfield. There's one cool moment where a head explodes but it's not enough. That was the only real shade of cause-and-effect in the movie, too. The mythology never gets a chance to develop.
Another thing that sucks: the shaky-camcorder format is painful. The only reason to watch the whole thing is the expectation that it will suddenly stop sucking and live up to the hype. I gave this one star on Netflix because that's the lowest possible. Did you guys see this?
Also I'm coming to town this coming weekend so hopefully we can all go to Wendy's.
I generally appreciate a horror movie if it just has something cool or badass going on, but there's nothing from either category in Cloverfield. There's one cool moment where a head explodes but it's not enough. That was the only real shade of cause-and-effect in the movie, too. The mythology never gets a chance to develop.
Another thing that sucks: the shaky-camcorder format is painful. The only reason to watch the whole thing is the expectation that it will suddenly stop sucking and live up to the hype. I gave this one star on Netflix because that's the lowest possible. Did you guys see this?
Also I'm coming to town this coming weekend so hopefully we can all go to Wendy's.
Friday, October 17, 2008
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