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Friday, February 28, 2003

REST IN PEACE


Clarkston Principal Nuts
"Jester's former secretary said he threatened to kill staffers and himself. Employees say Jester blared gospel music and sermons from his office and spoke about ridding the school of demons."

I don't normally do this, but taking a cue from Rob, I decided to post the track listing of a mix CD I just burned around 4am. My girlfriend left for Mexico for a month just yesterday, and my favorite childhood TV personality, Mr. Rogers, died yesterday morning. So naturally I found myself listening to a depressing and/or mellow kinda music. Li'l bit o' both. I call the CD: Sad - ism.

Mock Orange - Only in Dreams (weezer cover)
American Analog Set - Weather Report
Nick Drake - Fly
Pain - Jonathon Fallow
The Space Twins - Headache
Bright Eyes - The Calender Hung Itself
Pedro the Lion - Options
The White Stripes - In the Cold, Cold Night
weezer - Queen of Earth (demo)
Ben Folds - The Ascent of Stan
The Coral - Shadows Fall
Pavement - Shady Lane
Swearing at Motorists - No More James Dean
Interpol - Roland
Coldplay - We Never Change
Radiohead - Knives Out
Emitt Rhodes - Lullaby
The Eels - Not Ready Yet
Hayden - Waiting for a Chance to See Her
Beck - Lost Cause
Gary Jules - Mad World (Tears for Fears cover)
Ernie (from Sesame Street) - Visit the Moon

On that last one... just trust me, its a sad song.

Wednesday, February 26, 2003

Jose Garibaldi Day


I first became aware of Jose Garibaldi's work on the Shane Glines Drawing Board. I fell in love with it instantly. You can see his, and other artists' amazing work also at Mad Terrorist Press, and for fans of Scud: the Disposable Assassin, here is a 10 page sample for the spin-off book The Drywall & Oswald Show. And don't foget his 4 full page strips, Teen Heaven, which appeared on Oni Press' Sunday Comics web page.

The 9/11 Divorce


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TIM BURTON'S 'BIG FISH'!

Tim Burton is one of my very favorite director's, and has been since childhood, depsite Planet of the Apes. Now he is hard at work on an adaptation of Daniel Wallace's "Big Fish: A Novel of Mythic Proportions", starring such brilliant actors as Ewan McGregor, Helena Bonham-Carter, and Steve Buscemi.
For release this Fall.

More info here, here and here.

Tuesday, February 25, 2003


Bush or Chimp?


The Fall 2003 Collection:
I shit you not.

Terry Gilliam's 'Brothers Grimm'
Matt Damon, Heath Ledger and Robin Williams are in negotiations to co-star in Terry Gilliam's period fantasy Brothers Grimm.
The film is said to be on the fast-track to a late 2004 release.

...let's hope Gilliam has more luck with this one than he had with Don Quixote...

The True Face of Michael Jackson


Using a photograph from Michael Jackson's youth, computer experts produced an artificially "aged" image showing what he might have looked like at the age of 44.
(ABCNEWS.com)

Doug TenNaple Day

a page from Creature Tech

Doug TenNaple is a mad genius. Creator of Earthworm Jim, the short-lived animated series Project GeeKeR, and the lauded Creature Tech graphic novel, which he is now adapting for a live-action film to be released by 20th Century Fox and New Regency. He's produced lots of work for video games, is currently turning his comic book mini-series, Gear, into an animated series for Nickelodeon, as well as just going underway for a new animated prime time sitcom for Fox entitled Geekdad. It's a good time to be Doug TenNaple. (plus the elevator music on the front page of his site is keen)

Monday, February 24, 2003

Time to update damnit.

For those who missed the super-bowl and therefore the best commercial period. Here it is.

Terry Tate: Office Linebacker

Terry's World (3 minutes long). I recommend to watch this one first.

The actual Commercial that aired on the Superbowl

30 second one for 56k connections (like anyone here even fucking has it)

30 second one for you BBB (Broad Band Bastards)


Oh yeah, I think Tim Burton is a subborn ass geek who can't think past a color palette past black, dark blue and even more black.


Saturday, February 22, 2003

Hey Kids! Oral Sex!
"British school children are to be controversially asked to consider oral sex instead of intercourse as part of a drive to cut the country's high teenage pregnancy rate."

James Kochalka Day

James Kochalka's site isn't so much an art site, however everyday he updates his Sketchbook Diaries, and his books are insanely quirky, I love them, and unlike most of my comic books, so does my girlfriend. Also check out his serialized strip Fancy Froglin. but check back often cause you have to pay if you wanna see all of them. Let no one say James Kochalka isn't a capitalist.

Next time you're on Kazaa or somesuch program don't forget to check out his cool band James Kochalka Superstar. Especially the song which is based on his book, and is a cartoon and is getting a sequel in a couple months: Monkey vs. Robot.

Friday, February 21, 2003

Sadly and goodly, the BTAF 4th book title contest is over. Behold!

Bob the Angry Flower: The Ultimate Book of Perfect Energy.

Makes me wish I thought of it first...damnit.

Thursday, February 20, 2003

Awiight Stwongbad!

Homestar runner: Is there anything he can't do?

Of particular interest, StrongBad answers his e-mails.

Alien Abductees Showing Real Symptoms
"Researchers say "abductees" believe in their experiences so deeply that they display real stress symptoms similar to those of traumatised battlefield veterans."

Ashley Wood Day

Ashley Wood is an amazing and original talent, seemingly following in the footsteps of Bill Sienkewitz, and at times, surpassing him. His paintings are original, engaging and always rendered in beautiful ways. (Not to mention the subject matter with which he seems most comfortable are 2 of my very own favorite subjects: robots, and naked women.) He currently has his own book, Popbot, published by IDW, and Automatic Kafka (which unfortunately looks like it'll be cancelled after issue #9) for DC/Wildstorm's 'Eye of the Storm' mature readers line. Upcoming projects include a new comic entitled Shepherds.

Edmonton, Alberta Couple gets Police Involved in Sex Game

For the Love of God, Beware the Mantis Shrimp!

My Life as a Dalek!


I can't believe how many devoted fans of Daleks there are...

How to be a fanboy...BOYEEEEE!

Corey Feldman in Star Wars...I think.

Battle of the 80's Coreys. May God have mercy upon us all.

Wednesday, February 19, 2003



...and now, some interesting Flash games; hand-picked for you lazy asses.

Evil Care Bears!

Poo Warrior!

The Urinal Game!

Kaboom: The Suicide Bombing Game!

I proclaim today, Wednesday the 19th, David Hockney Day



I love this painting. This is one of the genuinly loved pictures by me. I mean I love it because it was not just a famous picture, but a famous picture that I actually appreciated not as being famous, but being something I liked.

Tuesday, February 18, 2003


Quentin Tarantino is a god

(Pardon the size of images today.)

Gabriel Frizzera Day


Gabriel Frizzera is a good friend of mine, I went to school with him, and worked for him on a UNICEF public service announcement more recently. You can see some of my work on that in the movie section, but more importantly you can see Gabriel's other films, his brilliant concept designs, and storyboards that make me want to slit my wrists in jealousy. He also aided me in my Cowboys & Aliens promo. He created real depth in my backgrounds with his masterful prowess over Adobe Photoshop. Check out his stuff.

Selfish Rant

My second job interview as dishwasher for the Robson St. Cactus Club in beautiful downtown Vancouver is today. Isn't the animation industry great? ...fuck...

MARS NEWS

Mars' North Pole

Hey, there is water on Mars! But ya can't drink it.

CRIME-FIGHTIN' SUMOS!

Monday, February 17, 2003

Robot Frank!

Though his adventures may now be done, his memory lives on, along with his diaries, photo albums and adventure stories. Delight in the hilarity of robot hi-jinx!

and while you're enjoying the wonders of robot life, also check out Rob (creator of Scud: the Disposable Assassin and Heat Vision & Jack) Schrab's short film ROBOT BASTARD! and the amusing web cartoon site We Are Robots.

And now... a joke...
Taken from Vancouver's own alternative weekly newspaper Terminal City, Feb 14-20, 2003 edition.

US President George W. Bush and Colin Powell are sitting in a bar. A guy walks over and says, "Wow, this is a real honour. What are you guys doing in here?"
Bush replies, "We're planning WW III."
"Really? What's going to happen?"
"Well, we're going to kill 14 million Iraqis this time, and Britney Spears."
"Britney Spears? Why kill her?"
Bush turns to Powell and says "See?! I told you no one would care about the 14 million Iraqis!"

MOON KARMA ZERO MEGA BIBLE BLOW-OUT!
...no, just kidding.

There's no better way to start your day than with a Tokyo Breakfast!

Dave Cooper Day

God's Wrath 2.0

Dave Cooper is an amazing Canadian artist, best known for his comic series Weasel. Other works include Suckle, Crumple, Ripple "trilogy" (the latter is due for release this April), Dan & Larry in: Don't Do That! and his Pip & Norton strip currently being published in Vice magazine, as well as having contributed comics for anthologies such as Bizarro Comics. He is also a painter, was a concept designer for Matt Groening's Futurama and is begining his career as a children's book author.

And speaking of Vice Magazine, they have a great site, a new book, and their fashion Do's and Don't's are always the funniest fucking things around.

The New X-Men 2 Theatrical Trailer!

“My goal is simple... the complete understanding of the universe.”
-Stephen Hawking

“I’m astounded by people who want to ‘know’ the universe, when it’s hard enough to find your way around Chinatown.”
-Woody Allen

Sunday, February 16, 2003

I just laughed my ass off at the brilliantly created "Incredible Hulk Blog".

However also to my fright when I thought our careful administrator decided to change our wonderful Moon Karma Zero 'Titlebar Name" into "Mega Bible Collection" I had my doubts.

This url of "moon_karm_zero.blogpsot.com could be benificial or very grave indeed for our collective. I would hate to be hypocritical in such a time of poop-headedness.

Saturday, February 15, 2003

Be afraid...be vewy afwaid

Cowboy Bebop: Live Sessions

...fly me to the moon, let me dance among the stars...

Soviet Moon Rocket Secrets Revealed!


The moon picture to which Stephen is refferring to.

Mike recently sent a picture to pose in our lovely corner of this website, however I think just to toss this moon in the fray for the sake of decision. It's a bit of an inside joke tween Rob and I...not really. It's just that we're into more console gaming so obviously we will know what this picture would be.... Enjoy fools!

Friday, February 14, 2003

This clip needs some setup.

I play games. Actually, I only play one game: Counter-Strike. It's addictive like crack, and you can see clips of it on those 'violent video games' TV specials. I belong to a clan. It's not a real clan. It's just 4 guys that play with feminine names. We are Nurse (me), Cheerleader, Rags2Dishes and WheresMyDinner. The clan is called [CHiX]. The characters are just so damn compelling that I've made a special Valentines Day comic featuring the CHiX in action. I hope you all love it.




Happy valentines evening to you all.

HAPPY TREE FRIENDS

The Happy Tree Friends wish you a very violent Valentine's. Go check them out.

Valentine's Day

Ah, Valentine's Day. What springs to mind? Heart shaped cinnamon candies? Perhaps. Little sentimental cards expressing affection? Why not? Roses, and candlelit dinner? Of course. Or if you're like this person, homo-erotic robot love stories. Ah, l'amour!

Tadahiro Uesugi Day



Tadahiro Uesugi is a brilliant illustrator. That's actually about all I have to say on that, just look at his stuff. There is TONS there, I've spent hours on that site before.

...because I love you all



I realize some out there may be in need of self-love this day... and in an effort to aid you, being the kind bastard that I am, here is my gift to you.

Happy Birthday Jack Benny!

And lastly on this rather large update I'd like to wish a very happy birthday to the memory of one of the world's greatest comedians; Jack Benny.

Are you annoying on this valentine's day?

Thursday, February 13, 2003

Here is an editorial by Terry Jones from Monty Python. The best editorial I've yet read regarding the impending war. (Pardon the lack of paragraphing, it was sent to me this way.)

Terry Jones Sunday January 26, 2003 The Observer

I'm really excited by George Bush's latest reason for bombing Iraq: he's running out of patience. And so am I! For some time now I've been really pissed off with Mr Johnson, who lives a couple of doors down the street. Well, him and Mr Patel, who runs the health food shop. They both give me queer looks, and I'm sure Mr Johnson is planning something nasty for me, but so far I haven't been able to discover what. I've been round to his place a few times to see what he's up to, but he's got everything well hidden. That's how devious he is. As for Mr Patel, don't ask me how I know, I just know - from very good sources - that he is, in reality, a Mass Murderer. I have leafleted the street telling them that if we don't act first, he'll pick us off one by one. Some of my neighbours say, if I've got proof, why don't I go to the police? But that's simply ridiculous. The police will say that they need evidence of a crime with which to charge my neighbours. They'll come up with endless red tape and quibbling about the rights and wrongs of a pre-emptive strike and all the while Mr Johnson will be finalising his plans to do terrible things to me, while Mr Patel will be secretly murdering people. Since I'm the only one in the street with a decent range of automatic firearms, I reckon it's up to me to keep the peace. But until recently that's been a little difficult. Now, however, George W. Bush has made it clear that all I need to do is run out of patience, and then I can wade in and do whatever I want! And let's face it, Mr Bush's carefully thought-out policy towards Iraq is the only way to bring about international peace and security. The one certain way to stop Muslim fundamentalist suicide bombers targeting the US or the UK is to bomb a few Muslim countries that have never threatened us. That's why I want to blow up Mr Johnson's garage and kill his wife and children. Strike first! That'll teach him a lesson. Then he'll leave us in peace and stop peering at me in that totally unacceptable way. Mr Bush makes it clear that all he needs to know before bombing Iraq is that Saddam is a really nasty man and that he has weapons of mass destruction - even if no one can find them. I'm certain I've just as much justification for killing Mr Johnson's wife and children as Mr Bush has for bombing Iraq. Mr Bush's long-term aim is to make the world a safer place by eliminating 'rogue states' and 'terrorism'. It's such a clever long-term aim because how can you ever know when you've achieved it? How will Mr Bush know when he's wiped out all terrorists? When every single terrorist is dead? But then a terrorist is only a terrorist once he's committed an act of terror. What about would-be terrorists? These are the ones you really want to eliminate, since most of the known terrorists, being suicide bombers, have already eliminated themselves. Perhaps Mr Bush needs to wipe out everyone who could possibly be a future terrorist? Maybe he can't be sure he's achieved his objective until every Muslim fundamentalist is dead? But then some moderate Muslims might convert to fundamentalism. Maybe the only really safe thing to do would be for Mr Bush to eliminate all Muslims? It's the same in my street. Mr Johnson and Mr Patel are just the tip of the iceberg. There are dozens of other people in the street who I don't like and who - quite frankly - look at me in odd ways. No one will be really safe until I've wiped them all out. My wife says I might be going too far but I tell her I'm simply using the same logic as the President of the United States. That shuts her up. Like Mr Bush, I've run out of patience, and if that's a good enough reason for the President, it's good enough for me. I'm going to give the whole street two weeks - no, 10 days - to come out in the open and hand over all aliens and interplanetary hijackers, galactic outlaws and interstellar terrorist masterminds, and if they don't hand them over nicely and say 'Thank you', I'm going to bomb the entire street to kingdom come. It's just as sane as what George W. Bush is proposing - and, in contrast to what he's intending, my policy will destroy only one street.

"Sometimes I think war is God's way of teaching us geography."
-Paul Rodriguez

Tim Biskup Day!



Artist of the day is the incredible genius that is Tim Biskup. Among designing backgrounds for the Cartoon Network series Time Squad and creating short comics for Fantagraphics' Blab anthlogies he's also an accomplished and succesful painter. I highly suggest you thouroughly check out his site.

NEW WHITE STRIPES!



The White Stripes have become one of my very favorite bands over the past year, and their new album, "Elephant", is due on April 1st. The first single Seven Nation Army is already on the airwaves, and can be downloaded along with half the album already on Kazaa. (One version labeled Seven Nation Army is actually just Now Mary, but look up "white stripes - elephant" on Kazaa and you'll get the list of songs.)

I have to recommend the afformentioned new single, as well as The Air Near My Fingers, Ball & Biscuit, and definately The Hardest Button to Button. The entire album was recorded in 2 weeks on equipment no newer than 1963 and was made for something in the neighbourhood of $15 000 including accommadations. You'd never know though, the product is just as good if not better than their previous efforts. Oh, and Meg White sings on one track. I can't wait to buy it.

Start of a brand new day and I would like to say to all of my friends, I truly do love you all!

*huggles*

Wednesday, February 12, 2003

Jennifer Garner and the reason why the Super Bowl Episode of Alias had top marks across the board.

Learn about Latin America and the Spanish conquests in this wonderful flash game. I liked it cause it's also an art thing as well. Very well drawn for a flash game that is.

Also no need to register since you can use my name.

Tropical America The game should be under projects if you're lost

EDIT: Although I recommend making your own in order to actually start the game from the beginning.

Login: anubiscales@thedoghouse.com
Password: immature

Paul Pope Day


As a follow-up to Billy Ballard Day, I'll introduce, or perhaps reintroduce you to one of my current favorite writer/artists, Paul Pope. He's obviously a lot more well known than Billy. (being that Billy is known by relatively no one) Paul Pope is creating some of the most entertaining, original and atmospheric comics I've read, and I feel like I've somehow been negligent in only getting into his stuff now. I have yet to read his very well received Heavy Liquid, and THB. I have however read The One-Trick Rip-Off and his current offering; 100%. I strongly recommend you seek these out and read and re-read. Especially the latter.

Tuesday, February 11, 2003

Moon Facts: Heart attack risks are lower during the new moon

Backgrounds ass?

Just wondering Mike, what are your weaknesses when it comes to backgrounds?

And alas, I cannot play games on this computer since I am forbidden to do so. Being caught playing the Grand Theft Auto demo while ago has unleashed the fury of me parents. But like I need games...*shakes from withdrawl*.

Nothing happening in my boring ass life once again. just going to school and such. My only good thing so far is to at least go to lovely vacation to Vancouver. Mike I have to bring you and Michelle out for dinner and possibly cook for you guys sometimes. Mwa hahahahahha.

Oh yes o yes, the wonderful Oscar Nominations are out. I think much better slew of people than the year before last. The entry of Christophe Walken being nominated alone has me in front of the screen awards night. BW AHAHAHAH I would love for him to win. Plus I would love for Gangs of New York to win best Original Screenplay, just for the sole fact to hear "Jay Cocks" on live tv.

However what really warrents being put up here is the Razzie Nominations. Viva good taste!





Snood!
About a month ago my girlfriend Michelle, got me hooked on a simple little game called Snood. Its more addictive than crack-cocaine. I spend literally hours playing this game, unable to force myself to stop. Download the copy and see for yourself.

Hey, remember Fireball XL5?


Since I first saw the name "Moon Karma Zero", for some reason its brought images of Fireball XL5 to mind.

Bittersweet Evening
On friday I applied for an animation job at a commercial house called Global Mechanic. A couple ins from my alma mater, Vancouver Film School, tipped me off about it. So I hurriedly in 2 days threw together the best and most professional portfolio and demo reel I've yet had, and got it to them on time. Interviewing process was meant to begin today, and I asked if they'd had a chance to look over my stuff yet. I got shot down. My style was too cartoony for what they are currently looking for. Too cartoony for a cartoon. At least now I know to stick in even more realistic things in my portfolio to show even more diversity, as they loved my good friend Gabriel Frizzera's stuff. (and with good reason) Oh, did I mention I'm praying to even get a dishwashing job, I'm so in need of employment?

Alright now let's rewind to Superbowl Sunday.

There was a tiny tiny comic convention at Heritage Hall here in Vancouver. Kaare Andrews was a guest. I first heard of him as an impressionable youngster on a television series about comic books called The Anti-Gravity Room (this remains one of my all-time favorite names for a TV show) when he was just starting out. You may have seen his works on the covers of The Incredible Hulk or Spider-Man. I waited in line for an hour with my girlfriend, and my pal Dan from Fort St. John. Kaare Andrews is a real nice guy, spending about 10 minutes on everyone in line drawing them the best drawings he could do in the time alotted. Talking with the fans and signing all the comics they wanted. Many people had giant stacks comprising most of his work. He looked at my art and seemed to like it, giving me his personal e-mail address so that I could send him some more. I've since done so, and today while out drawing with my friends at a Blenz coffee shop, as we often do, I ran into him again. He remembered my stuff and has asked me to get in touch with him as he may have some background stuff to do for him since he's getting behind schedule. The shock is still setting in. (backgrounds are unfortunately far from being my strong suit, however that won't keep me from trying my ass off.)

Shot down like a krout over London circa WW2 on one job, and propelled like one of the succesful Apollo missions with an oppertunity to work for Kaare Andrews. Hence the bittersweetness of my day.

Monday, February 10, 2003

That's neat Rob,but the thing is, how could I really portray this idea? When I think about it, my ideas seem more like skits or short stories than actual things that can be drawn out feature length, let alone documentary style. But now that I think about it, I'm thinking that I should probably make a poetry book about it, an artsy photo of the grave and some small poem.

As for Mike's follow-up to "porn grammer" and possting web junk, here is "The Greatest Porn Parody titles.

Of course to followup my followup to porn, here's an interesting tale in the search thereof. Since I know that porn basically caters to everyone's needs (sadly ignoring the line that is taste) there was a time where I was interested in trying to find porn that dealt with female geeks (apparently yes due to the series "Specs appeal"). Unfortunately, the porn industry seemed to have adopted a policy of using terms of their original nature back in the 18th century. Therefore the term "geek" would be equally definative of freaks, circus people and God's lovely "artistic" touches. Hence sadly the funniest porn review I have ever read. I present:

The Review of "Freaks and Geeks" (sans mind scarring imagery)

Oh yes if you haven't already known, explicit words and implied images.

Disclaimer: Anyone who gets offended at anything I say in this review should definitely NOT watch this movie

A bunch of kinky people have some seriously twisted sex in some funk-ass-nasty ways.

The Cast:

Note: I don't know what characters these people play and frankly, I don't want to know. The only person I recognize is Candy Apples. And that's only 'cause she's got her name tattooed across her chest.

Bridget Powerz
Candy Apples
Tree Sweet
Kathy Jones
Kendra Starr
Tom Chapman
Anaconda
Brunno
Napoleon
Jonah
Burger
Earl Slate

The Plot:
Weird and twisted people of the world unite! There's something in this movie to suit every taste. And, boy do I mean every....

Scene 1
Well, right off the starting block, this wonderful piece of cinematic genius kicks off with a spirited birthday party for a bouncing baby boy.

"Aw, how sweet...", you say?

Not in this lifetime, kemosabe.

This bouncing baby boy is a four or five hundred pound mass of glutinous man-flesh in a diaper and baby bonnet, complete with rattle.

Oh, but, wait, there's more!

For baby's big day, the "mommy" has hired "Entertainment!": a clown and a female midget in a wedding dress on a tricycle.

That's right folks, two for the price of one!

You also get the original, Clown-Co Midget Diddler! That's right! You get to see the clown fuck the midget girl all over the table, in the cake, on the guests(Yes, you heard me, Guests).

There is something seriously wrong with all of this...and probably with me as well since I'm actually watching it.

Scene 2


Oh, it's the HOT DOG scene. This is my FAVORITE part of the movie.

Ok, there's a rather rotund woman sitting on a lawn in a ridiculously small pair of crotchless panties eating a pie tin full of hot dogs. In fast forward. Okaaaay. Now she's eating a bag of potato chips in fast forward. Okaaay. And she's mourning the lack of more hot dogs to eat.

Ah, here enters the male love interest. It's the new next-door neighbor coming over to be neighborly. And our obese, hot dog-deprived lady begins hallucinating a la Merri Melodies. She sees her friendly neighbor as a giant hot dog(Great costume, BTW), and comes running for him, yelling "Hot Dog" at the top of her ample lungs. Mr. Hot Dog man takes off running for the safety of his own back yard, and Hot Dog lady trips, falls on to a conveniently placed Slip-n-slide and slips right down to the end, where we are treated to a slo-mo shot of this wet, naked fat lady being showered with an entire bag of flour.
Hold on a sec...I'm laughing too hard too type....

Ahem, sorry, but you all know the "roll her in flour and find the wet spot" joke.

Back to the scene: The floured, fat, hot dog lady now chases her neighbor down and they get it on on his patio. Probably the least-lethal-to-your-lunch scene in this movie, frankly. I mean, experts say that 80% of the American population is overweight. Big deal. Fat people have sex too. Just don't expect it to be pretty....

Scene 3


Oh, what a lovely day!

A lovely day for a ride on a tricycle.

A lovely day for a ride on a tricycle down a hill with an aviator cap and goggles on.

A lovely day for a ride on a tricycle down a hill with an aviator cap and goggles on right towards a driveway with an SUV pulling out of it.

Oh, did I mention that you are a male midget?

And the girl driving the SUV is Candy Apples?

So, the inevitable accident occurs and Candy (sweet, pure soul that she is) takes your unconsious, helpless midget body into her lovely home and bandages you up to the best of her ability. And of course, you wake up and threaten litigation unless this sweet, helpless thang fucks your brain out. And of course, this being a porn movie, it takes all of 1.5 nanoseconds for her to start sucking your dick.
Oh, I'm gonna be ill...let's go on to...


Scene 4
The prune juice scene.
A very rode-hard-and-put-up-wet older woman has to take a shit. "BAD!" And after she rummages about in her kitchen cabinets in a nighty while rubbing her ass, she discovers that she's out of prune juice. She immediately calls THE PRUNE BROTHERS, who promptly show up at her door in old-fashion soda- fountain boy outfits(including the white paper hat) and proceed to pour prune juice in her, on her and on everything else. Then they have a rather laughable three-way. I still have nightmares about this scene.

The Sex: I'll make this brief, I don't want to be responsible for any worshipping of the porcelain god other than my own.

Scene 1: The midget girl dirty dances, has icing licked off her nipples by all the party guests, sucks the clown's dick with the great simultaneous background shot of the baby sucking on a bottle. The clown licks her pussy, smears his makeup into a grotesquely distorted mask, fucks the little midget girl, and makes faces at the camera. All this is accompanied by cheering from the party guests and various baby-esque reactions from the baby.
High Point: The clown walks around the room bouncing the midget girl on his dick while she yells out "Fuck me with your clown cock!"

Scene 2: The Hot Dog lady sucks Hot Dog man's dick(which never reaches maximum turgidity). He then fucks her doggie style and mish position on a creaky lawnchair.
High Point: All that wobbly goodness.

Scene 3:Candy Apples and the midget go at it on a leather couch. I feel bad for the leather couch. She sucks his dick, sits on his face and then he proceeds to bang her while standing up facing the couch. He's that short, ladies and gents.
High Point: There ain't nothing like watching that little midget ass pump away...

Scene 4: The constipated lady gets to suck both dicks and get DP'ed. Of course, not only does one of our heros have to put his paper hat over his face in order to stay hard while his dick gets ridden reverse-cowgirl style, but his partner in crime can't even get it hard offscreen. You can just imagine him with the fluffer in the background. He finally gets it up and they have a DP. After which, the prune lady promptly runs to the loo saying, "Oh, now I gotta shit."
High Point: Prune Lady whining "Fuck my asshole, I gotta shit." Yeah, that would pump MY nads, if I had any.

The Image/Audio: Fairly decent. I had trouble hearing dialogue in a few places(not like it was a major disaster if I didn't), but other than that, the sound and the image were pretty damned good. But then again, I spent so much of the movie trying not to toss my cookies, there could have been artifacts the size of Antarctica and I wouldn't have noticed.

The Extras:

Photo Gallery: Hey, if it floats your boat
Jump to a scene: Standard
Preview: OH, GOD! Avoid at all costs. Unless you really want to see She-males, Very pregnant women doing reverse cowgirl, Really Fat chicks having an orgy or a 95-year old woman getting fucked.
Sneak Peeks: See Preview's note above
Web Site: There's a web site? Aieeeeeee....

The Good: *snort*

The Bad: Do we have a year?

The Ugly: Again, do we have a year?

One thing I learned: Prune juice stains human skin a particularly nasty brown color.

Overall: This movie has warped my fragile little mind. And since I've been showing it to everyone I know for the gross-out factor, it's been warping a lot of other minds as well...
Run, do not walk away from this movie. Oh, and don't turn your back on it. Not even for a second. Everlasting vigilance is essential lest you wind up like me having flashbacks at work of "Hot dog man, come back...."

Excuse me, I have to go purge myself now....

End review

I too must purge myself.

Following up on dead celebrities graves...
I believe that Bill Richardson, from Richardson's Roundup had a similiar idea as Stephen's. Although he didn't go the full monty and write a book about celebrity graves, he is known for visiting them. In fact, he wrote a fictional book about a famous graveyard called Waiting for Gertude. If I were you, Stephen, I'd step on it, man.

Billy Ballard Day
The initial rush of working on this blog almost guarantees my contributing many times a week if not per day. Part of me wishes to share all the webjunk I love so dear, and another part wants to produce something as cool as RoBlog or Grammar Porn.

But without further ado, I would like to declare today Billy Ballard Day, after my friend who goes by said name. He's currently working at a video game company in Vermont I believe, having worked on Nickelodeon's Rocket Power game to name the only one I can recall. At any rate, he's an artist I'm truly jealous of, and in honor of his tremendous talents I'd like to direct your attention to his sites, both New and Old. Also, go to his Store and buy some cool stuff. I would if I had money.

I think this blog entry would sum up why I would use this blog instead of my personal one.

This collaborative blog would be something that I would pass ideas back and forth between my friends. Sure I may rant on my other ones, and those rants might flow into this blog, but I hope it would be more constructive. Also I hope that this collborationg would be almost a collective thinking process in order to produce future projects whether film, art, animation or other mediums.

Anyways since my airport idea of a documentary about airport life is positively put on hold like forever, (or I would at least assume until this generation becomes out, therefore at least 40-50 years.) because of the events of 9-11, I can hardly ever make a documentary about airport life without touching on that subject. However it might be different if I chose to do this documentary of airport life in a different foreign country that would most likely be less affected by the events of 9-11 such as France or Italy. Why I chose those countries since France is against the war against Iraq and Italy seems a bit more quiet.

However a new idea has popped up, doing a small art project and perhaps a documentary of dead celebrites' graves.

I find it interesting that any biography or expose of dead celebrities seem to always immortalize them with a shot or view of a statue or some monument. For movie stars, it would be the Star on the Walk of fame. Sports heros in the hall of fame. But rarely are we ever given glimpses of their graves. I think it's interesting how we go about doing that. I assume that we do that with our friends and family as well when they pass away, but I find it more prevalent in those people in the spotlight.

Jones Soda

I've been drinking Jones Soda since Rob first introduced me to it way back in grade 10. I used to collect the bottles because I liked the pictures. When they finally were taking up too much space, an obsessive compulsive impulse in me refused to allow the destruction of the labels. So I patiently sliced off all the photographs for safe keeping. Luckily I'm not the only nut who compulsively collected them. You may now throw away your sticky gluey soda covered sliced up jones photos away, as I stumbled upon this extensive digital archive of Jones Soda labels. Enjoy my friends. Enjoy.

Saturday, February 08, 2003

Sci-Fi series:

I think make up design is the most important thing for me in a sci fi series. That's why I could never get into Babylon 5. It just seemed so un-natural, the make up on there. That's why I love Farscape, it has such great make up. Blah.