Or Payback. Or Mad Max.
Mel Gibson’s new movie is just Lethal Weapon without jokes or Danny Glover.
Mel Gibson’s new movie is just Lethal Weapon without jokes or Danny Glover.
It seems to me there’s been a lot of commercial time dedicated to the new Fox Human Target series.
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I’ll be frank, it looks quite a bit like a standard contemporary spy-thriller TV show.
You know what was way better? Human Target (1992).
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He had a flying wing!
He had a machine that could give him any face!
He was Rick “Jessie’s Girl” Springfield!
Posting resumes Monday.
I was introduced to Ke$ha by last night’s Conan O’Brien. In case you missed it:
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Of course I was outraged, it’s obvious that the entire setup is a rip off of a famous act from the late 1980s.
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Cuvier, Georges (1769-1832) – French comparative anatomist who is considered the founder of functional anatomy, which maintains that the knowledge of structure acquires meaning only when the purpose is known. His study of comparative anatomy allowed him to draw conclusions about one part of an organism from investigating other parts. A famous story tells how his students dressed up in a devil’s costume and woke up Cuvier in the middle of the night, chanting “Cuvier, Cuvier, I have come to eat you.” Reportedly, Cuvier opened his eyes, remarked “All creatures with horns and hooves are herbivores. You can’t eat me,” and went back to sleep. – more
I need to get me a nifty legend.
It seems to me, given the abundance of high caloric menu items these days, that the people most fit to survive are the people who take in the least number of those calories, and expel as much of the junk as possible*.
Is the person of tomorrow a lean, mean, pooping machine?
I haven’t been posting any Functional Friday info lately, mostly due to baby and holiday madness.
I haven’t been useless though, I’ve been attempting to putty in the stray moments with writing, a process which is actually going fairly well. I’ve had to toss the idea of the serial as it stood – I still believe it’s a great idea, but I don’t think I have enough ignition-point eyeballs to make it work. If I happen to get some people clustered around me who care from the get go it might fly, but without that support it might just come across as too messy to get into.
I still have plans to generate some kind of serial project, just not the one I’ve been working at the last couple of months. More info on this when my brain provides some.
In the mean time I’ve been working on another piece, lets call it Project: Lukas & Nan, and it’s chugging along nicely. A bit pulpy, but sometimes that’s how I like it. It’s approximately 2.5% done. That may not sound like much, but Rome, yadda yadda.
(Also, Jessica May has an interesting theory about Tiger Woods and his Dad, if she ever gets around to posting it.)
Using the twitter search to locate people deploying commonly misused grammar, then haranguing them for it.*
(I’m looking at you, “infront”)
Anyone watching the ball drop in Times Square yesterday probably saw some version of these glasses – a variation on a long standing tradition. The 200Xs were a boom time for novelty new year’s glasses, a boom we’ll not see again for a long time, at least not unless they can work some Kanye styled magic for 2011.
In fact, the teens may be the roughest patch the industry has seen since the mid-1970s*.
My suggestion? Invest in novelty hats.
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…is to never see this again.