All Your Base ... Calvin and Hobbes
Funny edited comic strip...
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Saturday, March 31, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Top 10 Most Anticipated Games of 2007
I probably won't experience any of these any time soon, but interesting to see nonetheless.
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Sunday, March 04, 2007
So easy a black man could do it...
Er... no... wait. Better to make fun of a race that doesn't exist, eh? Then we can have all the racial joke fun we want!
ABC hopes to develop a sitcom based on Geico's caveman commercials, in which a caveman battles the prejudice of society inherent in such horribly demeaning, degrading phrases such as "so easy a caveman could do it."
However, ABC will not develop a reality TV show called "Tiny House." At least I don't think so.
It wouldn't be the first time a character from a commercial got his own show... Ernest P. Worrell (Jim Varney) started out in commercials and eventually started making movies...
I can see it now: "Caveman Goes To Jail" and "Caveman Scared Stupid" ... sure sounds like something a stupid caveman would do! Oh man! Cavemen are so stupid! Ha ha ha!
ABC hopes to develop a sitcom based on Geico's caveman commercials, in which a caveman battles the prejudice of society inherent in such horribly demeaning, degrading phrases such as "so easy a caveman could do it."
However, ABC will not develop a reality TV show called "Tiny House." At least I don't think so.
It wouldn't be the first time a character from a commercial got his own show... Ernest P. Worrell (Jim Varney) started out in commercials and eventually started making movies...
I can see it now: "Caveman Goes To Jail" and "Caveman Scared Stupid" ... sure sounds like something a stupid caveman would do! Oh man! Cavemen are so stupid! Ha ha ha!
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Saturday, March 03, 2007
The Phantom of the Opera 2
Perhaps to be called "The Phantom of Manhattan"?
It would certainly be exciting if this were to be a musical, especially if some melodies and motifs from the original musical returned.
In the original book (which I have not yet read), the Phantom is much more of a horror figure (named Eric) and dies at the end. In the old silent film starring Lon Chaney (which I have seen), his death is portrayed very nicely, with the insane phantom laughing as he is beaten by an angry mob and thrown into a river.
However, at the end of the musical (or at least the film based on the musical, which I have seen), the Phantom just breaks a mirror and walks away, the mob being miraculously too stupid to find where he went... and at least in the movie he forgets to take his mask, leaving the character Meg to hold it up curiously in an awful cheesy pose.
Anyway, the sequel to the Phantom would also be based on a book, though in the video linked to above, I think Lloyd Webber says that he would change some things... might be an interesting read though.
It would certainly be exciting if this were to be a musical, especially if some melodies and motifs from the original musical returned.
In the original book (which I have not yet read), the Phantom is much more of a horror figure (named Eric) and dies at the end. In the old silent film starring Lon Chaney (which I have seen), his death is portrayed very nicely, with the insane phantom laughing as he is beaten by an angry mob and thrown into a river.
However, at the end of the musical (or at least the film based on the musical, which I have seen), the Phantom just breaks a mirror and walks away, the mob being miraculously too stupid to find where he went... and at least in the movie he forgets to take his mask, leaving the character Meg to hold it up curiously in an awful cheesy pose.
Anyway, the sequel to the Phantom would also be based on a book, though in the video linked to above, I think Lloyd Webber says that he would change some things... might be an interesting read though.
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