Saturday, May 30, 2009

more thoughts and musings. Dollhouse overview tomorrow.

Scamp is taking a break, the world wonders why and til when. Dragonball Evolution is crap but still enjoyable if you have your standards low enough. Star Trek is 80 million kinds of awesome. To the kid who offered me a cigarette today: you better be older than you look. I can't remember the last time I played hoops, I'll remember tomorrow though. I still love her very much, but why am I still confused? I think my bio for the lonely hearts club thing is awesome. I am aware of the dangers of loving your own shit. My brain is shot, until I play some sports. Top 10 is great, but where is my book 2? My bag needs cleaning up. I want a PS3. Every time I watch House I am reminded why I love that show. I'm starting on "Brave New World" soon. Right after "Wind up bird chronicle", which is beautifully poetic and deeply philosophical(Or perhaps I'm just dumb). TV season is over. Movie season begins. Postits are great.

And I need a job.

Thursday, May 07, 2009

The fueds with the dudes with the nudes.

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Awesome on so many levels.

The truth presents itself.




Cylons are screwing around with the Scott Pilgrim movie. Someone get the vipers in here.

Monday, May 04, 2009

All the emails in the world at my disposal.

SO this is what posting from email feels like.

Can't say I like it much better than blogger.

Saturday, May 02, 2009

Dollhouse episode 11: Briar Rose.

To say anything more than it being awesome would be criminal.

Watch it.

Friday, May 01, 2009

Campaign unframed.

Profile photos for campaign always have the photographed look serious. This dude called Andy Whitlock stumbled upon the pretty funny idea of showing their softer side.


Campaign unframed. Click on picture for link.

Thursday, April 30, 2009

Pooh on swine flu.

Dollhouse episode 10: solving your own murder? geekiness ressurected.

Apparently everyone has seen the "solve your own murder" plot before. Except me. So for me this episode of Dollhouse was fresh, engaging, and fun. The big theme this episode is eternal life. We're introduced to how with dollhouse tech, certain privileged individuals can have life after death, or conceivably eternal life. Perhaps this is what Whedon meant when he mentioned his vision for the show. For me this brought an entirely new angle to the show, and gave new meaning to the short scene in episode 6 where a scholary type person said how if dollhouse tech really existed(he didn't know. poor bastard) we would cease to matter as a species.

Echo is imprinted with a recently dead friend of Adelle this episode. Being suspicious of her own death, she decides to investigate. In the process discovers what her family and loved ones really thinks about her. I don't need to tell you how this ends, but the journey there is gripping, entertaining, and fascinating, even if it did involve one too many horses for my liking. Meanwhile, Topher shows us he's not just quippy lines and sarcastic remarks when he resurrects a dead geek friend. Suffice to say the only thing they don't do is fuck. It's sweet, charming, and somewhat eerie. We actually feel sorry for him this episode. Lonely, sarcastic Topher, the only nerd in a house of security personnel and empty headed dolls.

In short, Dollhouse continues to be awesome, and I continue to pray for a second season. I'm drafting my letter to the television gods now.