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by / on March 7, 2013 at 12:00 pm / in Mind Rot

The Oscar goes to…Oh Yeah, That Guy Again

    Last month’s 85th annual Academy Awards really have me thinking. First, I’ve been thinking about all of the hilarious reaction to Seth Macfarlane being Seth Macfarlane, and doing a song about actresses going topless in various films. Come on folks, Macfarlane does gross out, irreverent humor in various media for millions of dollars. His work is now so prevalent and [...]

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by / on February 13, 2013 at 12:00 pm / in Mind Rot

Box Office, TV, Direct to DVD: Some Works of Elmore Leonard

Elmore Leonard is the author of some 80 books. The majority of his early works were in the western genre. With titles like 3:10 to Yuma, Last Stand at Saber River, Valdez Is Coming, and more, Leonard is second only to Louis L’amour in western output and rivals the old master in quality. Leonard’s fame, however, comes from his crime fiction works. [...]

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One Star Wednesdays: Hobo with a Shotgun Hits a Bullseye
by / on January 23, 2013 at 2:00 pm / in Sarcasm & Snuggles

One Star Wednesdays: Hobo with a Shotgun Hits a Bullseye

Every Tuesday night, Mike and I settle in to see what flotsam and jetsam has washed up on the shores of Watch Instantly. Alcohol isn’t always involved, but let’s be honest, it usually is. So, join me in snorkling in the 3-eyed fish-infested waters of Watch Instantly on One Star Wednesdays! There was a point about 15 minutes into Hobo [...]

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The Week in Geek: July 7, 2012
by / on July 6, 2012 at 2:00 pm / in Geekery

The Week in Geek: July 7, 2012

When Spider-Man and Batman share a subway car in Toronto, you have to wonder who screams, “My parents are dead!” best. Speaking of the web-slinger, Peter Parker may be perpetually between 16 and 30, but his title turns 50 this year. In honor of a half a century of power and responsibility, Blastr checks out 50 great Spidey covers. Hey, [...]

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