And Justice For All Smells Like Poop.
Some movies just suck.
One of these movies is And Justice For All.
It took two hours of my life last night. It starred Pacino in 1979, along with the guy from Coach, and Uncle Junior from the Sopranos, so it should have been good, but it wasn’t. It was really bad.
I’ll post the only scene worth watching. Wish I could type more about this freakin dud.
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Greg
A Hot Tune for Your Sweet Ass…
I like music, especially hot tunes. Call me a simpleton (simpleton=a word that should be used more these days), but here’s a video of a hot tune (Joe Simon) being played to a still picture of Cleopatra Jones.
There are some things that need to be appreciated in this world: hot tunes, Cleopatra Jones, cheese & wine are just some these. Enjoy & Appreciate.
Peace Out.
(Note: Atleast one of my friends will probably hate this post. And he knows who he is…..).
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Until Next Time,
Greg
Movie Suggestion
Movie Suggestion of the Week:
The Show, 1994. A look at the world of Hip-hop at the time, produced by Russell Simmons. There are some absolutely priceless moments involving Method Man & U-God getting in a fight, Slick Rick being in jail, Treach being the Man, and Nate Dogg being THE FREAKIN MAN.
Also, there’s Biggie.
So there’s that.
Greg
Why Today is Cool (Feb. 26)
February 26 is cool because……
In 1928, Fats Domino was born;
In 1929, Grand Teton National Park was formed;
And in 1932, Johnny Cash was born.
Thats all you need to know.
Greg
Quick Review: Oak Square Diner
Oak Square diner has great breakfast sandwiches…..and decent homefries.
Stay tuned for more pointless one sentence posts.
Greg
About My Last Post…
I deleted my last post; someone mentioned that they were a little afraid of me after reading it, and on second thought, yah, it was wierd. But it was a great movie.
See ya later!
Greg
One Sentence Blog Entry, Part 1: The Future of Yearbooks
These one sentence blog entries will be the par while I am injured: (Note: Not Necesarily one Sentence):
Question: My friend mentioned last night that he has searched for his high school yearbook, but can’t find it anywhere. He graduated in 1998. His pictures, memories, autographs, ect, are lost.
Is it inevitable that eventually high school year books will soon be online? Will students still receive the leather bound books? Will they have to pay more? Will it become something the parents make their kids buy, like, “Trust me, YOU WANT AN ACTUAL BOOK. (under breath) Damn kids these days….”
But most importantly: Would this be a good thing, a bad thing, or nothing to worry about either way? I myself am not sure.
DISCUSSION IS ENCOURAGED.
Greg
Dunk Contest Loose Ends
Hey, I’m wrtiting again! (Don’t get your hopes up….I’m keepin it sparse.)
Anyway, last night’s All-Star Extravagana was pretty enjoyable, up until the Dunk Contest, when it got real fun.
Just a couple things:
The right guy won: Dwight Howard, after getting screwed last year, won the title. But I do want to point out….it was an awkward place for Gerald Green (the runner-up, last year’s champ). I mean, seriously: everyone knew it was already over. I mean…EVERYBODY. But Gearld went out, and dunked through his legs….with no shoes on. And if anything…everyone seemed annoyed & un-impressed, save Dr. J. Does anyone realize how nuts this? He was insocks! He didn’t deserve to win, but he atleast deserved a little credit.
Then it got worse…..the judges made their decisions. Darryl Dawkins pretty much did his best to embarrass Green, stating over the loudspeaker that there was no reason to vote. Everyone knew who won. Dr. J was gracious in putting Green down. But then we had to wait even longer…for the damn text messages, a la American Idol. I’m all about the fans voting….but did we really need to drag out another ten minutes, whwn everyone knew who won, and Green was standing around like an ass? Obviously, the NBA & TNT think so.
One more thing….they had a best of the Dunk Contest before anything started. But they didn’t go over the biggest screw-job in the history of the event: Nate Robinson winning over Andre Igoudala in 2006. Pre-pos-po-rus. (I’m still bitter…I put ten bucks on Andre.)
So, in honor of Andre, who received absolutely no love in 2006, or last night, here are his absolutely insane dunks from that night, when he got screwed royally.
Until Next Time,
Greg
Trying to find my way home….To BLOG AFRICA.
Quote of the Day:
“They say that in the Land of the Blind, the Man With One Eye is King…..”
Dirty Work
I just like that quote, very philosophical…..don’t you think?
Hi,
Its been awhile since I’ve written anything, so bear with me. And I’m going to be brief, cause I’m still nursing an arm injury, so I really can’t write much.
But I have to write. There’s a little gremlin or something that’s always running around inside me, and he’s telling me things like, “Write about this,” or “Write about that,” or, “Write about me, I’m a cool little Gremlin in your head.”
But for now, I’ll just write (quickly) about the things I wanted to write about for the past month or two:
Heath Ledger: I thought it was interesting how the death of, in my opinion, a decent actor who starred in crappy/teenie-bop movies could convey the whole nation. It said a lot about us. The fact that he starred in a mediocre gay cowboy movie became more interesting than his death: it seemed to give everyone the excuse to argue rabidly about homosexuality. It also was interesting to see how some people treated him like a hero, and others treated him like an evil monster who abondoned his child for the pleasures of drugs. He was neither, ofcourse. There seemed to be no middle ground: you know, like a, “Oh, too bad he died, he left a daughter behind, but hey, he shouldn’t have been taking drugs.” Actually, I think there was a middle ground; us normal people just chose not to talk about it.
I wanted to talk about Congress, and how ridicoulous they are with this whole “Let’s use flimsy reports to be heroes and bring down these steroid monsters; and also, those damn New England Patriots.” Ohh, you don’t have better things to do, like run country? Ohh, I know what the taxpayers want….lets go after rich former athletes who took ‘roids. Now thats justice. Bravo.
I wanted to talk about one of the sadder stories I’ve heard lately: the old Dunkin Donuts in Brighton. They’re ripping it down. Bastards.
The real reason for writing this is to try to find my way back to BLOG AFRICA, that land on the inter-web where all bloggers can pretend to mean something.
And I’d like everyone to know that I typed the entire second part of this with my left hand, which is not easy. Which is why this is ending abruptly. I sm sorry.
But I just can’t stay away from who I am.
Note: This post was inspired by a couple readers, who told me I needed to write in order to remain a part of BLOG AFRICA. So here I am…
Until Next Time,
Greg