Monday, December 5, 2005
advertising
Sony Draws Ire With PSP Graffiti
Sony corporately subsidising graffitti?
we're approaching some kind of advertising tipping point.
Sony corporately subsidising graffitti?
we're approaching some kind of advertising tipping point.
Sunday, December 4, 2005
one for Dango
HAH hah!:
"There was a scientific method to Daniel Zeiszler's madness when he tried to extract methamphetamine from his own urine, after smoking the illegal street drug last September in his South San Francisco hotel room."
"There was a scientific method to Daniel Zeiszler's madness when he tried to extract methamphetamine from his own urine, after smoking the illegal street drug last September in his South San Francisco hotel room."
Saturday, December 3, 2005
Film: Harry Potter & the Goblet of Fire
short review:
Eh.
somewhat longer review:
Ehh.
The wife's review, repeated at intervals during the 3 hour run time:
"I have no idea what's going on."
I don't think Mike Newell was a good choice to helm this project. The best parts were the mundane bits (the winter ball, going to class, etc). He didn't seem to care about the magic, it had the workmanlike but uninspired feel of second unit work.
And I don't know if it was just the theater I saw it in, but a lot of the dialog was really hard to figure out. I'm a fan of Brit slang, so that wasn't it, and I can usually make sense of even the most hardened UK dialect given time (Mona Lisa, Trainspotting and Sexy Beast all fell to my adaptive ear). But a lot of the dialog in this one left me scratching my head.
Eh.
somewhat longer review:
Ehh.
The wife's review, repeated at intervals during the 3 hour run time:
"I have no idea what's going on."
I don't think Mike Newell was a good choice to helm this project. The best parts were the mundane bits (the winter ball, going to class, etc). He didn't seem to care about the magic, it had the workmanlike but uninspired feel of second unit work.
And I don't know if it was just the theater I saw it in, but a lot of the dialog was really hard to figure out. I'm a fan of Brit slang, so that wasn't it, and I can usually make sense of even the most hardened UK dialect given time (Mona Lisa, Trainspotting and Sexy Beast all fell to my adaptive ear). But a lot of the dialog in this one left me scratching my head.
PCWorld.com - The 100 Best Products of 2005
Firefox #1.
I like lists of crap like this, hope you do to.
And to the half of my loyal readers that still along in the slow lane and put their computers at risk by browsing with IE, get with the program!
Surfing the net with IE is like cavorting around a whorehouse sans condoms...
I like lists of crap like this, hope you do to.
And to the half of my loyal readers that still along in the slow lane and put their computers at risk by browsing with IE, get with the program!
Surfing the net with IE is like cavorting around a whorehouse sans condoms...
Thursday, December 1, 2005
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