Friday, June 30, 2006

Mad Libs

Okay, this is the first ever mad libs done on this blog. Also the first one to imitate a chain letter.

Fill in words for this
1. Occupation
2. Type of relationship
3. Verb
4. Type of bad guy.
5. Place.
6. Type of foreigner.
7. Item.
8. Word for revenge.

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Okay, got it?

Now, here's the mad lib.

Jim Dark, a renegade 1, was mortally wounded by his ex-2 when Jim discovered he/she was running a 3 operation with the 4 out of 5. However, he was revived by a mystical 6 with a magical 7, and he was able to see in the dark. He then vowed to defeat the 4, as Dark 8.

Leave your own mad libs in the comments, if you want. If you don't, then you have no sense of humour.

Thursday, June 29, 2006

So Those Women's Prison Movies Were True...

"It features male guards, female inmates and the currency of sex, drugs, money and favors. Ultimately, it is a story of power and oppression."

Pitch for a cheaply-made late-night movie or lead paragraph? The latter.

Wow. And here I thought this kind of drugs-for-sex plotlines were only related to the most cheaply made of pornos...

Tuesday, June 27, 2006

A Quick Question

Does anybody have any songs about killing people that are good?

Suggestions, please.

Rap music is ok.

Oh, and by the way, unless you're a tennis player, wearing wristbands is stupid.









In about 5 years, I predict it will be like wearing your cap backwards.







Lame.

Wednesday, June 14, 2006

Yngwie Malmsteen Is Cool

This post is all about Yngwie Malmsteen (Ingvay Mahlmsteen), third fastest guitar shredder in the world. He's cool, because he follows the Johnny and the Hurricanes factor for me. See previous post for that.

He's also cool because he has lived the life of a rock-star, truly and utterly.

First off, he's vaguely European, which makes him cool. Sweden, specifically. Rock stars can't have names like Smith or Jones. They've got to be Van Halen or Jagger or something like that.

Born Lars Johann Yngve Lannerback, he became obsessed with guitar after seeing a special on the death of Jimi Hendrix.

He plays neo-classical heavy metal. Basically, imagine someone doing Bach's Canon with an electric guitar, and you've got it.

Oh, and his album cover. Oh God, the album cover.

This is the kind of album cover you'll see him doing:












Yeah, that's right, he's fighting off a three-headed dragon with a guitar! Yeah! Rock on! That design coming soon to a poorly done t-shirt/van near you.

He's a welcome change. He's a long-haired guy who plays a mean guitar and does a lot of drugs. He's a rock star. He's not pouty, he's not emo, he doesn't have short hair, and he's not good-looking. He's not the rock star we're seeing now a days. Seriously, if you haven't done coke, you're not a rock star. You're a wuss rock star.

Now, I'm acceptable towards wuss rock. Wuss rock, for me, is the stuff that you shouldn't go to a concert too, but listen at home, and maybe rock out too. It's a private thing, because it's lame.

But dammit, there's too many wussy rockers out there! We need loud, crazy guys who rock out, say "Fuck you" to the press, and all that shit. We don't need guys advocating PETA, like I saw this one rocker in some magazine.

Yngwie is a rocker, and we desperately need one now. When Kurt left us, it left a big hole in rock that it's been struggling to fill with wussy half-man boyfriends, afraid of getting hurt again, afraid of losing someone in a shotgun blast. So we listen to wusses in pink polo shirts.

But will Yngwie fill the void? No. His day is past.

Yngwie is Spinal Tap, done in real life. After hitting it big in the 80s, he failed after his album "Rising Force," then went on to tour in Japan/Europe.

It's like Spinal Tap said in that episode of the Simpsons, "No one's benefitted from the fall of Communism more than us."

Then, while on a Japanese flight, somebody spilled water on him. His reaction.

Oh, and he shredded so much, and so hard, that he started to suffer serious finger injuries. You can take your, "Oh, I've suffered for art" and shove it up your ass after hearing that. You can't get any more real than that.

So, yeah, he's stupid as hell. But he's entertaining. And really, we should be thankful for that. Because rock is fun, stupid, and sometimes nerdy. And Malmsteen is sweetly stupid, as rock should be.

He's got a kid named Antonio and a black Ferrari.

By the way, not related at all to Yngwie, but I thought it was cool:




















I want that guitar.
Jag vilja så pass gitarr.

Friday, June 09, 2006

The Myth About Goth Girls

Hot Goth girls are way over-represented in the media.

Oh, and soldiers are now becoming Batman. That and the kick ass Silent Gun (basically, a gun that makes no noise, has no recoil, and fires magnetized bullets - forget where the link is) means wars, like always, will be hell. Not only "a living" Hell, but "cool as" Hell.

Friday, June 02, 2006

That One Band

Now, I'm sure each and every one of you has watched a television show, seen a film, or listened to a band at some time in your life. Many, in fact. Sure, you might like the Academy Award winners, the ones everybody likes. But there is one television show, film, or band that is very special to you. It's very special, it's weird, it's funky, and it makes you feel like an individual.It's very special to you, because you are the only one that has seen it or heard it. This band defines you as a person.

And it's utter shit.

And I should know, because I have that one band. Johnny and the Hurricanes. And they suck.

They have one good song, "Crossfire." The rest of them are weird instrumental maladies that almost rock. Almost.

But I like Johnny and the Hurricanes because as far as I know, no one else has heard about them. They are great, because no one has heard about them. They are one of a kind - they are my band. They are on the good side of the Johnny and the Hurricanes factor. They are the optimum factor.

And as soon as they started to get popular, I'd ditch them like a 2 dollar whore.

You know, when music critics say that a band has sold out, they really aren't complaining out them abandoning artistic credibility for popular success. They're really complaining that they've lost out on the Johnny and the Hurricanes factor.

That being said, I have my Johnny and the Hurricanes effigy and some lighter fluid readily available for when they become popular.

So remember, that band you like sucks. But everybody has that band. Everybody's in the eye of the hurricane. And as soon as someone forces them out, shit starts to happen.

P.S. I'm watching late-night TBS, and there's a lot of ads for these degree farms like High-Tech Institute, Bauder College and financial aid,. Which is really smart, because who's watching tv at 1 in the morning? Losers who didn't go to school and stay up watching television because they're unemployable.