My sister called up and told me how much she love this book, The Tale of Despereaux. For my daughter’s birthday she’s invited us to all go out and see it today. I’m really looking forward to taking the kids out for an adventure.
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Category: video
Steve Coogan is producing a British version of the 1990s time traveling series Quantum Leap. Tom Basden, British comedy writer and member of the two-man show Cowards, will play the main character, school teacher Owen Malloy. I really enjoyed the original series, I guess that means it’s about time to recreate it.
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…before the movies could record dialogue.
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MMORP is Massively Multi-player Online Role Playing game. It’s one of those vampire games that is SO Huge and SO involved that it drains your live away and you don’t have time to do anything else but play this game. I like to think of these games as a type of Real World TRON. You get sucked into a different reality.
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This is from Gizmodo. “You may never fly the Millennium Falcon with a Wookie by your side, but at least you can fly down a hill on a rough approximation of the famous ship. That’s still pretty good.”
I can picture the scene now. Young Han Solo crying his eyes out. “MOM!!!! Jabba sat on my Falcon and now it’s FLAT!!!”
thanks to Jon for sending this.
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heh heh hehehe, guess what I’ve been doing? Why I’ve been making a sequel to the video that won me the Bandit!!! COMING SOON!!!! (i hope)
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Remember the part in Strange Brew when they’re playing hockey and all the guys are under mind control and they stop before slamming into the goalie? Anyway, here’s the 12 days of Christmas coming to you from the Great White North.
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I wrote before about the A capella tribute to John Williams LIP SYNCED by Corey Vidal. I researched the song a bit and found out that the band responsible for the song that Corey was getting all of the credit for is called Moosebutter. They premiered this Star Wars song in May of 1999. It was arranged by Josh Slagowski and Bryant Smith, and Tim Jones did some re-arrange edits later. It was recorded in 2000 on moosebutter’s original self-titled cd and again in 2002 for the cd see dee. moosebutter has been performing the song in live shows since 1999. You can hear at the end of the song they talk about standing in line to go see Episode III. Well they all got together and made a new version recorded live in a studio. Four cameras and mics and ONE TAKE!!! Well done gents. Let’s give credit where credit is due and link this one all over the place. Listen to the end where they make a plea for episode VII then decide to settle for the Clone Wars cartoons. 
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I was looking at some of the characters in the Fellowship of the StinkBugs print that I did and it just struck me as funny to put these two guys together.
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