Some manner of ruckus is heard emanating from the bedroom of mechamom and Quentin.
Me: "What on earth are they DOING in there?"
Mecha: "I don't even know."
Me: "I probably don't WANT to know..."
Mecha: "I think they're killing each other gradually."
Me: "Isn't that the definition of marriage?"
Wolf Creek was a huge disappointment. An hour of Road Trip Movie, about ten minutes of surprisingly tame gore and torture, and the rest was mostly just your usual suspense. Ebert's a fuckin' liar.

Between this and Undead, Ted has decided that he hates Australians.
I invite everyone to have a nice day today, for whatever reason you care to select.

Me, my reason is 'cause we're seeing Wolf Creek today. If you are unfamiliar with this title, save perhaps that it is an unrated slasher flick, then these snippets courtesy of Rotten Tomatoes should shed some light on my anticipation.


It apparently descends into a pool of bloody entrails with its lurid and sadistic killings.

Its graphic depictions of mindless cruelty are revolting.

As it goes on, the action gets implausible enough to seem like parody.

Perhaps Roger Ebert says it best, in his no-stars review: There is a line and this movie crosses it. I don't know where the line is, but it's way north of "Wolf Creek."

Sounds like our kind of movie, y'know?
Some of you may wonder what I have been doing the last few days, that I barely post at all except to talk about coding.

Mecha and I are starting a movie review site at http://fourpanels.com. However, it's a movie review site with a twist: every review is in the form of a comic.

Four panels. One movie. No mercy.

We're planning an official launch Monday, January 2nd, 2006, but there will be content before that -- in fact, there's already content right now. If you want to check it out, and/or help me test the archival system, frolic on over and click away. Bug reports and opinions on site usability are greatly appreciated.

Naturally, if you like this idea and think we should review lots and lots of movies, sending us money so we can afford movie tickets is a good way to get what you want.
Are you amused by El Presidente's inability to use doors?

Do you need desktop wallpaper?

Why not click here?

(or for high quality, here)
Mecha pointed out something about this song -- the pirates described by it are kind of wimps.

Venerable scoundrels, no blood on our hands
Our engagements are tough, but only for defense
[WHAT?]
Carefully we sail around the reefs
To force those die-hards to their knees


Come on, guys! Bloodshed, booze and whores! Get it straight!

At least it's a pretty cool-sounding song if you ignore the silly lyrics.
Mecha is watching the "Q Who?" episode of Star Trek TNG. The following ensued.

Mecha: "Amanda Huggenkiss... why can't I find Amanda Huggenkiss?"
Me: "...why are you quoting that now?"
Mecha: "'cause this girl's name is Amanda."
Me: "Oh, man, even better, why can't you find Amanda Roger?"
Mecha: "Her last name is Rogers!"
Me: "Yeah, so take off the plural and... you know what rogering is, right?"
Mecha: "How'd you remember that was her name?"
Me: "I dunno. Just did." <--- correct answer: I AM A NERD.

I also totally just talked like Roast Beef in an IM. See?
[14:20:47] [livejournal.com profile] mapricotonkey: *shoves mecha into sharp things*
[14:21:02] The Jennybork: HOORAY uh i mean oh man that is kind of not good
Thinkin' Lincoln
Nerdcore
Where Am I Now?

I also am placing here a reminder that I need to add The Adventures of Brigadier General John Stark to my reading list. Get on that, self.

I am exhausted beyond belief, but must stay up for two and a half more hours to make sure Boondocks gets taped for mecha. Bah. Bah, I say.
Mecha's costume:

That's a solid-steel-armature spork there, kiddies. How many weird looks do you think the Grim Sporker got tonight?

My costume:

You can't really see it, but the head of my cane is this GIANT (40mm diameter!) crystal drawer pull from a hardware store. Who the hell would put one of those on a drawer I haven't a clue, but it made excellent canebling.


Bitch best have my meat or else be facin' my pal Grimmy. Respec' to tha J-N-Y. Word.

Eeeee!

Oct. 31st, 2005 06:32 pm
Eeeee! EEEEEE!

Mecha boughted me the Book Of The Dead version of Evil Dead II! Now not only do I finally have my favorite ED movie, but it matches my copy of the first one!

I DO DANCE!

On an unrelated note, Sunday's Garfield was actually kind of funny. My world has been turned upside-down by this.
Mash (it amuses me to call you Mash): If you were trying to download the stuffs from me this fine evening/morning/whatever, I apologize -- Comcast unexpectedly vomited all over me and I had to reboot to get my connectivity back. Hopefully (again, if this was even an issue) you were using some kind of resumable download thingy. Otherwise, you can join me in punching Comcast IN DA FACE for dropping me in the middle of battle in YPP.

Mecha: Tsk. You left the stew out. I put it away, though, so all is well. Leftovers tomorrow yum!

Brain: Stop repeating that one bit of The Trapper Song over and over again. I know that the blood of a fresh-killed rodent is as sweet as brandy-wine, and that the brain of an antelope tastes like cantaloupe. DROP IT ALREADY.

I saw the MST version of Manos tonight. It were great. Ted and I nearly died laughing at the scene where the Master sticks Torgo's hand into the fire. Then mecha rewound it and we nearly died laughing at it again.

And now, greatly-overdue sleepage.
A conversational snippet that just occurred:

[We are talking about going to get breakfast. I am still in my nightclothes.]
Mecha: "[...]you may get dressed now."
Me: "I may? You give me permission to wear clothes? That's very generous of you."
Mecha: "Yeah, well. I'm not a Ferengi."

nerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrds.
Spent a week as a Hare Krishna but I didn't like the shoes
Went down to the synagogue but I don't know if I'm a Jew

This makes no sense to anyone else, and that's just too bad, now idn't?
Mecha just took Doyle into the living room to watch West Wing with him.

I don't think I have the heart to tell him that no matter how much West Wing a gerbil watches, it will still not turn into a liberal.
napoleonherself: (chicago)
(Please note that in Indiana it is illegal to sell booze on Sundays. Separation of church and state? Not forcing your stupid religion on everyone else? What's that?)

Mecha: "Stupid Christianity."
Me: "Huh?"
Mecha: "I can't buy booze [as in cooking wine, not drinky-drinky stuff] today because it's Sunday. Easter Sunday, no less."
Me: "A day when people are cooking a lot?"
Mecha: "Well, yeah, but also a day that commemorates the death of a guy who was known for turning water into liquor. [grabs bottle of water, begins brandishing it for the rest of conversation] He even approved of people drinking liquor, and yet in his name I'm not allowed to buy liquor on Sundays."
Me: "Does seem unfair when you think about it."
Mecha: "Now, there must be a good reason for this. It can't be that modern mainstream Christianity is led by a bunch of fanatic hypocrites. I'm thinking it must be -- "
Me: "They don't want people cutting into Jesus's business?"
Mecha: "Exactly! They don't want these sinful, greedy liquor sellers selling me inferior wine. I'm supposed to just sit around with this bottle of water, waiting for zombie Jesus to rise out of the ground and turn it into Jesus-wine!"

I leave you with that mental image.
Okay, mecha and I are having a disagreement over something. Therefore, I turn to the LJ community for help.

Apparently there was an episode of Buffy where the characters went to a Halloween party. One of the characters went as Joan of Arc, and commented on similarities between herself and said historical figure -- she nearly got burned at the stake, for instance, and they both had/have "a close relationship with God". Then another character, her boyfriend, who appears to be dressed merely in street clothes, is asked what his costume is. He pulls the collar of his overshirt aside to reveal a nametag reading "Hi, my name is God".

The question is whether the above is a pun, or not a pun. Please keep in mind that while puns are plays on words, all plays on words are not puns.

[Poll #462063]
Thank you.
Mecha: "You know what I don't get about this What Women Want movie? Y'know, the one where Mel Gibson can read women's minds?"
Me: "What?"
Mecha: "Why he doesn't go mad from the silence."

And then I pummeled him mercilessly.

On gerbils

Mar. 5th, 2005 03:19 am
Mecha: "These little guys have really grown on me."
Me: "Like cancer!"
Mecha: "These writhing... furry little lumps have really grown on me. Like tumors."
Me: "That's... that's a pretty serious tumor, there. Maybe you should get that looked at."

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