So according to Joan, I am bound to nerd it up in math college. Fact. The Undergraduate Library (or UG, if you’re cool) here has thousands of dvds, and I am currently making my way through the complete Law and Order: Baby Rape Unit. Also included is Mystery Science Theater 3000 collection. Brian and I realized that RiffTrax may actually ruin us for good movies, like Red Dawn. (RIP Swayze, I finally saw Dirty Dancing. Solid gold) So going back to these old sci-fi shitty movies should be good.
Outside of the media presented on this site, I’ve nerded out on some ok stuff. GeekStir shows the best cause I could find to get behind. Super Nintendo Wayne’s World review isn’t funny in substance, but worthwhile for the loops from the classic movie. Sidenote, I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to take The Graduate seriously.
Collegehumor posted my pong students showing skills i taught them.
Here is the original picture of Neil. I did it in Microsoft Paint, so easy.
Fresh after a blog post about my lack of excitement about current television, we are knee deep in awesome television. This is the time of the year when many shows come out on dvd and new seasons also start. It’s kinda like Christmas for the lazy and lethargic.  And its also exciting time because its apparently the 20th season of Law & Order, which I didn’t know about till I saw this post about actors who appeared on the show before they got more famous. I’ve been turned off of the show ever since Maria called SVU “that baby rape-er show” (and I realized how gross that show can get), but it would great to find the shows with these actors in them.
…And did anyone else know (or care) that Capt. Cragen, the captain from SVU, was the captain on the original season of the show? Or that Chris Noth, Detective Logan, is in L&O: CI and the first season of L&O?
99% of what’s put on the internet (especially forum threads and youtube uploads) is pure trash. Well, I’m going to be straight with you and admit what you’re about to see is part of that 99%. The only thing worse than taking the worlds most annoying song and combining it with a montage of clips from an incredibly vast and eclectic group of movies is admitting publicly that you watched the whole thing. The only thing worse than that is admitting you watched the original, which the creator was unsatisfied with. I have to say it though, the guy did a fairly decent job with the timing and editing of the video scenes, and the only reason I watched it front to back was to see what movie was going to pop up next.
