Sunday, October 31, 2010
Friday, October 29, 2010
Hi-Tec Jackson Hole 400
I'm workin' on getting the hook up on these new Hi-Tec boots. My Danners are past their prime, and it's time to move on. The word on the streets is that the new Danners don't hold up like they used to, so I'm jumping ship for the time being.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Close...
This is another valiant effort by W+K. It has the heart to be great but I think the execution slightly missed the mark. A little too much humor and 'on the nose' setups brought it down. I think if it embraced a more serious tone, it would have blown the doors off the ad world.
Pass the Popcorn: Robin Hood
I had several fundamental issues with this movie, all of which, made it mediocre at best.
1. The dialogue struggled greatly at times.
2. The love story was uneven with awkward timing.
3. The kids, Marion, and the stupid little horses should not have joined in battle.
4. The prospect of a sequel sounded more appealing than how this story was told. If you're more excited about what happens after the movie ends, then the wrong movie was made.
1. The dialogue struggled greatly at times.
2. The love story was uneven with awkward timing.
3. The kids, Marion, and the stupid little horses should not have joined in battle.
4. The prospect of a sequel sounded more appealing than how this story was told. If you're more excited about what happens after the movie ends, then the wrong movie was made.
Turf Wars
For the last couple of days my house has smelled of skunk. I thought perhaps a transient was smoking weed in my attic. After realizing the idiocy of that thought, I came to the conclusion that a skunk was calling the underbelly of my front deck its home.
So when I heard a rustle on the front porch last night, I thought to myself, "I've got you now, devil beast." But when I opened the door, there before me stood nothing more than a giant raccoon...holding my Halloween gourd. It quickly scared and retreated under the porch.
Now it is clear. My decorated porch is attracting the vermin of the neighborhood. Freshly painted gourds, ghoulishly carved pumpkins, and all the other garnishes that fall decorations provide. It's painfully obvious that a skunk is fighting a raccoon for the right to call it home.
They've had two battles thus far, which have both ended in someone or something getting sprayed. But the raccoon is becoming more daring. He's showing his face. Will the skunk stand for such insolence? I don't know. But I can tell you that I hope the skunk loses in the end. Like Lynyrd Skynyrd, I can smell that smell.
So when I heard a rustle on the front porch last night, I thought to myself, "I've got you now, devil beast." But when I opened the door, there before me stood nothing more than a giant raccoon...holding my Halloween gourd. It quickly scared and retreated under the porch.
Now it is clear. My decorated porch is attracting the vermin of the neighborhood. Freshly painted gourds, ghoulishly carved pumpkins, and all the other garnishes that fall decorations provide. It's painfully obvious that a skunk is fighting a raccoon for the right to call it home.
They've had two battles thus far, which have both ended in someone or something getting sprayed. But the raccoon is becoming more daring. He's showing his face. Will the skunk stand for such insolence? I don't know. But I can tell you that I hope the skunk loses in the end. Like Lynyrd Skynyrd, I can smell that smell.
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