January 2012
14 posts
Jan 25th
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Jan 24th
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Jan 20th
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“And if I die before I learn to speak Can money pay for all the days I lived...”
Jan 15th
“We would like to get notifications for unplanned outages 3-4 days in advance.”
– A client who doesn’t understand the definition of “unplanned.” (via clientsfromhell)
Jan 14th
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Jan 14th
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Jan 11th
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Jan 8th
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Baby names are important, don't blow it
inothernews: bestrooftalkever: But also don’t blue it. Ivy what you did there. Wacked out baby names are all carter the celebrity experience.
Jan 8th
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Jan 8th
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Jan 7th
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Jan 7th
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Huff's Weird Blog: I guess it's okay I mention... →
skybarn: stevehuff: Saturday I begin weekend blogging for Observer.com. I’ll be covering pop culture, national news, breaking news, big stories as they hit. I’ve blogged for the (NY) Observer before and it went pretty well and was a lot of fun, but I’m still nervous (the good kind) this time because even though… You guys know Huff is awesome right? It’s true, Huff is pretty awesome.
Jan 5th
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Jan 1st
December 2011
15 posts
Twitter / Search - #ScandalizeWilWithFakeRetweets →
wilwheaton: This was started by @PaulandStorm, and it’s been making me laugh so hard, I can’t even see straight. This was too much fun.
Dec 29th
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Apparently I took the whole week off of work so I...
Oh, you too?
Dec 28th
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Dec 20th
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Dec 20th
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Dec 19th
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Dec 19th
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Dec 14th
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Making Year End Lists is Still Honest
youngmegadethite: 1. “I fucking love Rush” 2.
Dec 14th
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Dec 9th
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Daily Swarm Butch Walker Interview →
The Daily Swarm: Last I heard, you still have a record left on the Marvelous 3’s record deal. Would you ever consider revisiting your punk-pop years with a Marvelous 3 reunion? Butch Walker: Not yet. ***** And that, my friends, is something I did not know.
Dec 7th
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Dec 6th
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WatchWatch
walpaper: Joss Whedon’s Cabin in the Woods trailer.  via ardenashley —- Oh, looks like fun!
Dec 5th
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Listenbutchwalker: Here’s your daily Holiday song…...
Dec 4th
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Dec 3rd
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Something about scottfriday
just brings out some sort of innate absurdist ask box ability in me.  I don’t know what that says about anything.
Dec 2nd
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November 2011
10 posts
Nov 29th
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'Melancholia' Was Kind of a Downer
danhacker: Don’t get me wrong, ‘Melancholia’ was a beautifully shot film. Just excessively long and filled with too many ladies being sad.  You’ve just described Lars von Trier’s entire career.
Nov 29th
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Sticky goo disables more than 100 cars in Pa. →
adambhalalough: There’s a low budget horror film in this somewhere. 
Nov 23rd
"Unlike a lot of King adaptations, this one knows... →
I swear I do not know this guy, but holy crap, did he ever get what I was going for.  I am humbled and in awe.  It is likely I will never get another review as good as this one.
Nov 15th
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Grind is in tha House at the Buried Alive Film... →
Hey, look, it’s my first ever mention in Creative Loafing Atlanta.  This is now the third time this week I’ve heard Survivor Type referred to as “unfilmable”.  I can assure you, it was not.  Difficult to film?  Hell yes. Tomorrow at 4:00pm at The Plaza.  It’s going to be an awesome time, and the same ticket lets you see “A Wet Dream on Elm Street,”...
Nov 11th
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WatchWatch
Two days away!  “Survivor Type” premieres at the Buried Alive! Film Festival here in Atlanta on Saturday at The Plaza Theater on Ponce de Leon.  4:00pm - 6:00pm, and the tickets are $7 to see all four short films during that block.  I’ll be a table in the lobby after the screening, handing out free Survivor Type posters.  Come by, say hi and grab a poster!  It’s a great...
Nov 10th
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Nov 9th
Nov 3rd
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"Chris and Jayson managed to pull off what I... →
Meth World Tour 2011 continues.  Buried Alive! Film Festival: Saturday, November 12th, 4:00pm at the Plaza. 
Nov 3rd
3 tags
The Grio: Why Atlanta is America's horror capital →
Nov 2nd
October 2011
36 posts
Overheard in the office
Person A: My son is going as the guy from Captain America.
Person B: You mean Captain America?
Person A: Yeah, him.
Oct 31st
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Oct 29th
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Shorter Excerpts: Man I'm feeling old. →
womaninterrupted: baffledinbrooklyn: section9: caterpillarcowboy: I just overheard someone say “My first computer was a Pentium 4 with 512 MB of RAM. My iPhone is better than that!” The first computer I ever built was an AMD 486 DX2. The first computer I used? I think it… First computer:  TI99/4A, followed a couple of years later by a Tandy 1000. First Built Computer: ...
Oct 29th
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Oct 27th
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Oct 26th
Oct 26th
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Aint-It-Cool-News reviews "Survivor Type" →
In which our intrepid film director loses his fanboy mind, as Aint-It-Cool-News gives the film he directed a mostly positive review, and more importantly, gives it the thumbs up to getting the adaption of the story right. So this is exciting.* * understatement
Oct 25th
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Why we should use the Oxford Comma.
shorterexcerpts: live-to-the-point-of-tears: thoseglassdungeons: A direct quote from The Times newspaper, talking about a Peter Ustinov documentary and saying that:  “… highlights of his global tour include encounters with Nelson Mandela, an 800-year-old demigod and a dildo collector.” YESSSSSS. And The Times readers just learned two new things about Nelson Mandela… Wow, this makes...
Oct 24th
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Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing →
shorterexcerpts: librarianpirate: mygirlscout: IT HAS NATHAN FILLION IN IT.  OHMIGOODNESS OHMIGOSH OHMIGOODNESS OHMIGOSH. While this is an incredible cast, I don’t think they can top Keanu’s Don John for sheer comedically miscast goodness. When did they have time to shoot this?!  Whedon’s been filming The Avengers for how many months now?  This is crazy, I wouldn’t even...
Oct 24th
Ben Affleck to direct Stephen King's The Stand →
I loved The Town.  Heartily approve!
Oct 22nd
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First (somewhat informal) Review of Survivor Type
This mini review is from a festival programmer that is showing the film in Argentina, of all places.  It about made me cry. “Man…what a great work and adaptation!! You took probable the most difficult S. King story to adapt and made a professional movie that will boost the brains of all the public! Excellent performance, locations, camera management….and the effects… MY...
Oct 20th