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| 28
April 00 |
Wuzzup,
Elian
It's
the Flash movie the Associated Press doesn't
want you to see. Viva la Revolution! Scope it out right
here, gringo. |
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| 26
April 00 |
Wanna
Live Forever?
Is
it me or is that Starship
Troopers: Roughnecks show on UPN every morning at 7:30 just
the slickest cgi show on the small screen? Lordy I can't get
enough of that Roughnecks stuff. Unexpected character development,
explosions and gunplay o-plenty, cool lookin' aliens. Seems to have it all.
Some
Things in Here Don't React Well with Bullets.
Caught
that U-5714322a3etc movie over the weekend. It wasn't Hunt for Red
October, but still a solid u-boat movie. Plus it co-starred The
Bad Lieutenant, so you know it has to be decent. To
Protect and Serve
Station
resident Joeseph
points out a cinematic tour de force called Robocop vs. Jesus. Click
here to download (5MB zip). Joeseph adds that it "may be a little over the line for some folks."
Yes indeedy. |
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| 17
April 00 |
This
Machine is Obsolete
Beheld
the musical stylings of Trent Reznor and his Nine Inch Nails
Friday night at the Palace of
Auburn Hills (here in De-troit). Quite a show. Weezie and I were
kickin' it in the bleeders about five rows from the last seat in
the house. Scope out this picture I took during the show:
Ok,
ok, it is actually an artists rendition of what the stage looked like
from our vantage. I figured Reznor to be about 4 pixels high. He did
have these cool giant triptych screens that displayed a nice
college of imagery (mainly fire and water) - most effective during La
Mer, The Great Below, and Closer.
Didn't
find the show to be quite as visually stunning as the Downward
Spiral tour several years back (on New Year's eve), though I did enjoy
hearing the new material. They rowked. |
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| 14
April 00 |
What's
the Buzz?
Station
resident Tino pointed out this
site that is hawkin' biblical action figures. Why not let JC
have a crack at takin' out that COBRA stronghold?
Speaking
of Jesus, GMFlash recently sent me this
link that allows you to "jesus-ify" the website of
your choice (not unlike the Mr. T version I posted about a week or
two ago). I'm probably goin' to you-know-where just for linking
those den of heathens. Funny tho.
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| 11
April 00 |
A
VCD POV
Got
around to writing a review of m'Phantom Menace bootleg VCD. Check
it out.
Comedy
Station
Rented
many a DVD comedy over the weekend. Bear witness to my short reviews
(as you
like 'em)!
Mystery
Men: S'good stuff. How can you not dig on that hero-audition
scene? You'd have to be some kinda robot to not laugh at that
material...
Bowfinger:
Clever idea. Got a little soft towards the end. Best scenes
were in the previews.
Mallrats:
Decent. The audio commentary on the DVD was much funnier than the
movie itself. Those View Askew fellers got it all figured out.
Makes me want to see Chasing Amy again. |
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| 07
April 00 |
Fame,
Glory. All Mine.
I
was just enough of a geek to whip off a quick email to IGN64.com
(favorite Nintendo website of 9 out of 10 TStation webmasters -
squeakin' in just ahead of Nintendorks.com) the other day
regarding their reviews of import games and BAM! letter posted.
Thas right. Scope it out right
here. It's the one that begins "Why, oh why". I'm
thinkin' this makes me officially cool now. Please try and contain
intense feelings of jealousy. |
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| 05
April 00 |
You
Got That Right, Crazy Man
T-inate
any website with this
invaluable tool. Behold
what the March URPs looked like under T's Command. A thanks to Ben
for pointing this bad boy out.
Primitive
Screw-Heads
Station
resident Aaron (currently residing in Japan) found that the
classic Army of Darkness over there is called "Captain
Supermarket". Too, too funny. Royal wit Cheese.
The
Earth is Not Moving
Exposing
another grand lie perpetrated by The Man (for reasons my limited
intellect can not begin to comprehend), or just tryin' to make a
fast buck (talkin' crazy)? Tough
call.
Archived
URP's
Tossed the
March material into the URP Archive page. |
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