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| 25 October 99 |
Hear
His Battle Cry!
Went
to the big Fall MotorCity ComicCon Sunday (Toshi Station Vacation
on the way). Good show. Met Biggs, the Hulk, and Wilma
Derring among others - best of all I snagged this suhweeet Bruce
Lee action figure:
The
sticker on the package said that "He is in a rage... for
justice", which is nice. Lee was sculpted by Kyoichi Shimazaki
and produced by the MediCom Toy
Corp. There were a couple other versions with different outfits
and weapons (Bo staff and Escrima sticks), but how can a guy resist
that "Battle Cry" mug (plus Nunchaku)? Bruce sports some 14+
points of articulation, allowing for a wide variety of Jeet Kune Do
poses.
If
I find a cheap place to buy one online I'll be sure to post the
address.
Scope
the QuikCam pictures: Classic nunchaku pose,
close-up on face, ninja
profile, abs of steel, shoulder
blades of fury, tearing out Jon Baker's
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| 22 October 99 |
Domo
arigato, Mr. Roboto
At
long last an all-new Station sponsor. Nobody cranks out a slick ad
campaign quite like Volkswagen, donchathink?"Hey,
hey, hey!" -- Doo-wayne
The Flashboy has bestowed upon us some enlightening
information regarding the Periodic
Table o' Funk element number R2:
"ReRun wasn't Shabadoo in Breakin'. Adolfo "Shabadoo" Quinones played Ozone in that film. He was the lead skinny guy
with the mustache. Quinones was in The Lockers though and appeared on the
Gong Show episode of What's Happenin' as a member of ReRun's dance troupe.
Just thought I would clear that up." Apparently he wasn't
Shabadoo, but ol' Rerun was still one funkified ball of suspenders
and righteousness. Can I get an 'Amen'? Easter in October
Pt. II
Aaron R. pointed out another nifty site for Phantom
Menace hidden images and such: check out Kahunna's
Episode One Easter Eggs. |
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| 19 October 99 |
Easter in October
Been to the "Cameos and Hidden Images"
section of that Force Dot Net website? Some sly stuff in there, my friend. Scope it.Are You Sure This Isn't
a Test, Sir?
Caught the Fight Club over the weekend. Can't beat
that Pitt / Fincher combination. Best opening credits since Seven (Island of
Doctor Moreau had some pretty slick credits as well, now that I think about it. Those
rascally dogmen, heh). Never heard the Dust Brothers before, but thought they did a
helluva job on the soundtrack.
Unbusied,
Indolent, Slothful...
One of us needs to
start up-dating this site a little more often, dontcha think?
Silky
interview Number Four comin' down the pike... |
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| 06
October 99 |
DIY in the POV
The latest Point of View is for you MacGyver types lookin' for that next
weekend project. Dig it. Are We Shooting People?
Took Weezy to see that Three Kings movie this past weekend. Most
excellent. Highly recommended. Who'da thunk Marky Mark a master thespian? Sure, he sticks
with the wide-eyed, slack-jawed, all-american guy who genuinely cares but isn't afraid to
inflict a little harm-type character, but he plays it well. Even Ice Cube wasn't that
bad...
Archived
URP's
Tossed the September
material into the URP Archive page. |
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