I'm dead to you? What the hell did I do? It's not like I hit you or anything. I did not hit you! That's bullshit! I did not hit you! I did naaaaahhht!
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Oh, hai, Frink!
There you go. I haven't seen you in here in a while. And you draw a crowd. Crowds are good. Anyway, instructions are right above you. Your mission, if you choose to accept it...
All of my nostalgia is for The Muppets Take Manhattan. Of course, it helps that I've been watching it since I was a teeny tiny tot, it launched Muppet Babies... and that I've never seen any of the other movies.
GO TO MY THREAD!!!
Huh? What was that? Did you hear something?
Hello again.
Some of you might have noticed that I did a brief mentioning of this move in the Last Movie Seen thread. I decided to do an equally brief (well, probably briefer) video review of it. So hopefully those of you who have become weary with superheroes, anime, and spandex hero squadrons but who liked my 1776 review, might find this a little more... legitimate.
Also, it's my audition piece for Geekvolution's Who Reviews the Reviewers, so any and all support would be greatly appreciated. I don't think viewers make any decisions, but a high view count and loving comments attached to the video itself surely couldn't hurt its perception, especially since I got the thing submitted so close to the deadline. So, PLEASE help me out. Papa needs a $50 Amazon gift card!
I believe I've said this before, but Biff Tannen is ignoring me too.
I have to throw my weight behind 4,5,6,1,2,3. Watch them in production order, as God intended. And I have to say I'm against introducing someone with fanedits instead of the actual movies. Surely your DVDs can't be that bad.
A friend of mine and I saw Soul Kitchen, a German comedy about... well, a guy who owns a restaurant. It was quite good. Quite funny. Definitely a raunchy comedy but it had a bit of brains behind it.
And then last night, we rented Me and Orson Welles, and all I have to say is... how the hell did this get by my radar?! This was awesome!!! Apparently it was a critical and film festival darling, but it had a hard time drumming up distribution? I mean, I figured the whole Zac Efron thing would secure it a decent release. Anyway, it's about a young actor (Efron) who, through wonderful serendipity, secures a small part in Welles's production of Julius Caeasar at the Mercury. Christian McKay does a brilliant job as Orson Welles, and I walked away from that film feeling extremely disgusted with Welles for being an unmitigated asshole, but... at the same time it's hard not to like the guy or at least respect him for being just all kinds of awesome and charismatic in spite of himself. Highly recommended.
Well, yeah, I know there are... ahem, ways, to find these things, but I just meant in full view of the public eye. But thank you.
Aww, well, thanks for subscribing! I knew it had to be someone from here. Well, that or 005 had a stalker. Granted, the two thoughts aren't necessarily mutually exclusive... =P
Haha, Sluggo doesn't have time to waste in properly resizing a picture. "Screw it! I have things to type!"
TV's Frink said:
You guys are totally going to meet the same girl now, and she will tear your friendship apart.
I was going to say absolutely nothing, but, thanks to this, now I'm looking forward to the day that Nostalgia Critic's review of The Room gets reposted. DAMN YOU, TOMMY WISSEAU!
So does anyone here have the YouTube name duckyousuckr? That person just subscribed to me, and that wouldn't normally be a topic for conversation, but I noticed that this person had favorited 005's introduction video from this thread, which I found a little bit... shocking.
Man, all these "real life" videos. It's killing the magic of me imagining you people as... well, nothing at all, really. ^_~
*snore*
*pop*
Hghegwhazzit? Whoops. Sorry. Dozed off for a couple of weeks there.
THREAD IS OPEN!!!
Yeah, those are some very specific interests there... I particularly like
http://www.hotchickswithstubbedtoesmakingsexfaces.com
I mean, you can't get much more specific than that.
TV's Frink said:
C3PX said:
xhonzi said:
... and the beautiful GafferTape with her fair flowing in the air...
Don't talk about Gaffer's fair like that, you perv! And you wonder why you are the outcast!
Don't you call Gaffer's hair fair, even if it is fair hair! You double pervert!
I think I just stumbled into a very bizarre Dr. Seuss book...
Sigh. I woke up today to find that I had been invited as a guest on my favorite Dragon Ball podcast, for a website that I had followed since I was 14. I spent the entire day buying a new headset, checking sound levels... and then my internet died for several hours. So I just stood up the webmasters of two of the most popular and respected Dragon Ball websites. FML doesn't even begin to cover it...
Whoah. I'm riding in someone's Jeep. And I suddenly got flowing hair and am sitting in Sluggo's lap. See, this is why I never drink...
Haha, yeah, I loved that. I thought about posting that here, but I decided not to for some reason or another.
Have to say, though, that this title was confusing me at first because I had no idea who "Jame" was or that it was even a name. =P
TV's Frink said:
Who have never been in my kitchen?
Cliff Clavin? Is that you?
Hmm. It's been two years since The Clone Wars movie. I never saw that, and I have no desire to ever see it, so I guess I wouldn't be far off in saying, "No."
So did he misspell Galatians on the tattoo as well or just in the description? ^_~
sean wookie said:
Do you like Radiohead? Neutral Milk Hotel? Animal Collective?
Have never heard them. Have never heard of them. Have never heard of them.
So I guess... no.
RE: Frink (thanks for getting in my way, Nanner. From now on you must check to make sure it's okay with me before you post.)
Hmm. Not really sure what you're on about. It sounds like your usual misspelling jokes, but nothing's misspelled unless you're arguing that the definite article should be capitalized. All you've accomplished in me is that now the word looks weird as often happens when you stare at a word for too long... Thanks, Frink.
