Some stuff
November 29th, 2008Thanksgiving went pretty well. I made the stuffing. I used one organic Asian Pear, one organic Fuji Apple, one onion, lots of garlic, four slices of well-toasted bread, and about a glass of red wine. It actually tasted pretty good. Oh yeah, threw some salt and pepper in there too.
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Glad the election’s over. No, nobody or nothing I voted for won. Ron Paul’s too intelligent to be President of the USA. Get this, the criticisms I’ve heard of Ron Paul is that “he scares me.” Sure, throw logic right out the window and use an argument ad hominem. But then again, I don’t expect intelligence from the American voters.
Dad used to get me Time magazine for Christmas. I told him not to this year. I hate that magazine. Both Time and Newspeak couldn’t do an article on Obama without mentioning his race. Couldn’t talk about Hillary Clinton and later Sarah Palin without mentioning their gender. It got pretty fucking annoying. Pardon my French.
For those of you who make fun of sports, that’s one thing I like about sports. It was the one thing I did when nobody asked me my race. I got sick of hearing it. Had to always fill in my race for whenever I applied for anything except sports. With sports, I just played. If I performed well, they liked me. If I sucked, they didn’t. That’s how it should be.
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I saw a bunch of movies and am too lazy to review them so I’ll write a skinny on each of them.
Star Wars Clone Wars - For a cartoon aimed for kids, I found it quite watchable. No, don’t expect good dialog or plot, because after all it is Star Wars which is well-known for bad dialog and plot holes. But still, I enjoyed. 6 dead zombies. 
The Eye (2008) - Always a pleasure to see Jessica Alba. Heck, she could be brushing her teeth and she’d be fun to watch. But this is a horror movie so she’s not so hot in this one.
The Pang Brothers give you a flick about a blind girl picking up the eyes from a dead donor. Catch is, the eyes come from a witch. A few predictable plot twists and some scary scenes. Not a bad effort, but not something you’d write home about. 4 dead zombies 
The Orphanage - OK horror film buffs, this is how it’s done. I usually see plot twists coming from a mile away but there were a few that even I didn’t get. Excellent first effort from Juan Bayona and of course anything Guillermo Del Toro even sneezes on is going to be watchable.
A couple move into an old home with their adopted child and the home comes with a few surprises. Set in Spain and in Spanish. 8 dead zombies 
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That’s it, folks. Hope you’re all enjoying your Thanksgiving weekend. For those of you not in the USA, hope you’re all enjoying your weekend that started last night. Don’t feel bad. No matter what country you’re from, you probably get more holidays than we do. All Americans do is work.
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Oh yeah, one more thing…
Watched Conan the Barbarian last night. I finally bought the DVD because it was $10 for both Conan movies. That was hands down the most romantic movie ever made. No, don’t tell me The Titanic or any of that other garbage. Conan’s girlfriend fought off demons to bring Conan back from the dead. Now, that’s love folks.

I used to say my worst nightmare was Tipper Gore being First Lady. Now add to that - another Bush being President of the United States of America. After January 20, 2009, I don’t want to see Jeb Bush, Barbara Bush, or Jenna Bush anywhere near the White House unless with a visitor’s pass.