And so I hate Bill O'reily

But I never thought that ment I liked Geraldo Rivera,




But I guess I do a little, for having a more reasoned approach to an arguement.
Really,

Ladies & Gentlemen, The man I voted for

Amusing

That song has words?!?

Ah those nutty Japanese.

Impressive...

because I think it is funny

And now, your weekly dose of Hip-Hop, "Classic"

Rakim, Kanye West, Nas, KRS One on a track by D.J. Premier...

Feeling a little Gnarlsy

The mood on this one fits how I feel today,



I also like this one too,
but for different reasons:

He got his Oscar!

And now, your weekly dose of Hip-Hop

and now, your weekly dose of Nas...

NaS ft C. Michele - Cant Forget About U
Uploaded by Bounce2dis

Does that make me any less of a caveman?

Man loses weight playing the Wii

New Common Video

Not his best,
I beleive the presence of Will-I -am that is not thrilling me.

I am still loking forward to his new album

Oceans Thirteen trailer

I can't find a way to embedd it yet but I wanted to get this out there.

Take a look at the trailer for Oceans 13,
it looks like it might turn out pretty cool.
There is a new addition to the fold that really surprises you.


Click here to find it.

Guy Love

color me wildy amused

Video game Link-Fu

I've been tooling around the net while I was avoiding work and I came upon these clips. they are the hilarious.

Ever wonder what happened to the characters in street fighter?

well, these clips give you Street Fighter: the Later years!
please click on the white spaces to view the clips.





Also hop over to this page for a very funny summary of the marketing campaigns of the different video game companies.

I can also say that no matter how much of a Zelda fan I am I am not as big a fan as this one guy who had a blacksmith create him a replica of the Master Sword. You can read about him here.

and yes I want one...

In the veign of the video game centered convo I will show you what is the most brilliantly glorious runthrough on Super Mario ever.
Behold the awesomeness (courtesy of Razorsmile)



back to the books.

Casino Royale

James Bond has burned me before,
But I’m really looking forward to the new guy.

I hope this turns out to be a good ride, I’ll settle for a solid auctioneer:



PS. I just saw the commercial for ABC’s new game show “Show Me the Money” hosted by the William Shatner. Sometimes it is like all of television is an old Mad TV parody.

And Now Beautiful yet Mindless Violence

And Now, Mindless Violence,



From the entertaining flick Kung Fu Hustle

Am I "Desperate" or "Wire"d

My thoughts on desperate housewives? Well, it is, as before a show about a particular kind of people and their lives. I still hate Terri Hatcher and I think all of their problems are self inflicted by their ignorance and selfishness. I never feel the need to cheer for any of the characters and as a result I willingly bow out of yet another season before it all starts to infuriate me. Last season I started in because of the promise of Alfre Woodard, when I found out that her mental illness solution was to chain a man in her basement I relived I was not going to be investing precious time in a show where not a single person is capable of any moral high ground. I need a little innocence in my drama. Which is why I am digging the Wire.
The wire started slow, introducing a group of children born in the slums of Baltimore while including all the drugs and politics that made the show worth watching in previous seasons, but I wasn’t watching because I was trying to stomach the shenanigans of desperate housewives. Where the housewives toil glibly in a suburban nightmare of betrayal and lust, the kids on the Wire are just infants in the world that hates them with that “aggressive apathy” I so often call upon. Their school system moves them along each year because they don’t have the resources to educate them if they fail a grade. Their streets are lines with fiends and pushers, and their homes are foster care and group homes. But for some reason, in the grime and hurt of that environment I feel right at home with the shockingly stubborn system that herds these children like chattel into dead end lives. I live in that world, I know those kids.
On Wisteria lane the women all fawn and preen in a world of cleanliness and spite. On the Wire the kids sit on milk crates and toss bottles for fun. One world is the world of white privilege where the drama is often self destructive in ways that do not match the pristine polished environment. The other world is the gutters of a lost city where every link in the chain of the system feels held back by the one next to it. Watch as the cops get shuttled off their major crimes unit because of a power play that one of the detectives thought he could pull during an election year. Each department feels the ripples of this one event, and often on The Wire the information is disseminated in quick clips of conversation that only make sense as you listen and pay attention to the tapestry that is being laid bare.
All those chicks with their middle class over the top problems can KMA. I can’t give them another millisecond of my time. I’ll spend that hour hanging out with friends and family while we wait for The Wire to come on. That way I’ll find myself rooting for the real down and outs who need the support and attention. The people that often get forgot as system chases waifs with good credit and bad attitudes. On Sunday nights I’ll be watching the Wire.