* Tabloids, the move, and a history of overrated films.
Posted on March 27th, 2006 by dizzo. Filed under It's All The Same Shit, Really..
I wish Hollywood would stop giving Bruce Willis and Sean Connery hair [the latter has been bald for a fucking decade]. Why are they doing it? What, their characters couldn’t possibly be portrayed well without it? Don’t tell me it’s for sex-appeal. Those two have already fucked everyone, I’m sure. They don’t need more pussy.
While I’m addressing Hollywood, I have a question. Who decided that making Basic Instinct 2 was a good idea? It’s 2006, guys. We have the internet. Seeing Sharon Stone’s bush really isn’t going to get a rise out of the general public, anymore. Hell, anyone who’s seen The Passion has seen Jesus’ pubes. Do you really think you can top the pubic hair of the son of God?
Does Pam Anderson still think that she’s a star of some sort? She wasn’t really even big during her fifteen minutes but, somehow, she still makes the news. She’s really reaching, lately, like in this photo where she desperately screams for attention by finally showing the world her labia:

There’s writing on her boob, too. Classy.
A History Of Violence is not the amazing movie that everyone is saying it is. It was mediocre. A neat idea, but just not executed well enough for me to see it as the trophy film that it’s touted as. Some of those scenes were just really, poorly done.
I saw a band called Eyes Like Knives, Wednesday night. The female vocalist [there were a couple different singers] was sitting on her PA after playing and, with some dim lighting, looked like my ex… thing. I don’t even know what to call her, now that I think of it. Mea. She looked like Mea. It was the nose. Mea had a great nose. It’s funny how a split second of clever lighting and Jamaican beer can stir up something I’ve done a pretty good job of burying.
I was rollerblading in Haslett [MI], once, and smelled Tucson. It fucked me all up. I’d been away from Tucson for a few years, at the time. I couldn’t really even describe what Tucson smells like, honestly, but that was it. I smelled Tucson.
This post is boring, I know. I’m sorry. I’ve not had time to jot down witty / interesting observations, lately. I’m 5 days from the move, you know? I’m consumed by the stress, excitement, and sadness that comes along with that. I still have a bit of cleaning and packing to do. I’ve pretty much finished giving my possessions away, which was much harder than it sounds. Seriously, who turns down a free Ikea nightstand?

It’s funny because it’s true.
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March 28th, 2006 at 6:44 pm
1. Need some Don time before the departure if possible.
2. better than the son of gods’ pubes…I’m thinking; the anus of the holy ghost. Maybe, the charred remains of former president (oh god, make it soon) GWB.
3. Being reminded of an “ex” is like a rock in a shoe…you notice it and are unsure of what it is, just a moment before it completely stops you in your tracks.
4. Me likey ikea
5. God I cant wait for March “who gives a shit” madness to be over…and no, I dont care what your “bracket” standings are!
March 28th, 2006 at 11:11 pm
yeah giving shit away before a move was harder than I thought as well.. And A History of Violence was a decent movie, but there were a few scenes they could have dont a hell of a lot better on thats for sure.
April 5th, 2006 at 8:13 pm
glad to hear you made it out safely. is it the winz or what?
April 6th, 2006 at 1:35 am
Dude, it’s quite lovely. It’s great. If you haven’t been, you must visit.
October 17th, 2006 at 12:46 pm
This has got to be one of the funniest comments I’ve ever heard from Bruce Willis:
“I’m a man and I will beat up anybody who tries to tell me that I’m not a man just because my hair’s thinning…”
Talk about some severe insecurities! Ya gotta love Bruce!