You’d be amazed what tangents simple misspellings and grammatical errors will help you discover on the internet. Thanks to youtube and the uncontrollable desire that everyone in the world has for putting their dumb shit on the internet (bruceblog not included), I present you with 28 Day Slater.
We’re all also aware of the recent fad of taking things that worked well in the past and turning it into blockbuster movies ( G.I. Joe, Transformers, Star Trek, etc). One of my favorite comic strips saw this developing a couple of years ago, and here’s their take…
When I said that there were going to be changes coming to this blog, I apparently lied. Nothing was done yet cause I was thinking that no one was reading it. But after a recent trip to the Thatch, Kevin was telling me how he and a few others do still read it. So I installed Google Analytics a couple days ago and have been re-reaffirmed about the readership. Check it out: 18 people the other day!
Let me just say that point of this blog was never to get millions of page-views. The real point is that people I know (and that’s probably about 18 people) see the funny shit I see. The point of the blog is that next time I’m at the bar, I don’t have to tell Kevin to check something out on the internet when he gets home because he will already have seen it.
Anyways, enough of the Judy-Blume-ish self-esteem and whining, here are a bunch of things that I have been holding out on everyone:
I love television, but have given up on primetime television with exception to a few choice shows. (By the way, if you haven’t seen the teasers for the new season of It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia, do yourself a friggin’ service.) Thanks to Netflix and other people’s DVR, watching live tv has become painful. While I don’t have the month off of school to watch a ton of documentaries like Ellen or have an addiction to tv dramas like Kevin, I decided to give Community a chance when they let it stream commercial-free on the facebooks. I was unsure about E!’s Joel McHale until I heard him “riffing” on Red Dawn. While it might be too early to say its as good as 30 Rock, I like it so much I want to take it behind the school and get it pregnant. Via Pop Candy.
