So I was thinking about my favorite tv shows and I'm sure many of you were wondering what they are. Don't lie. You were. So here are my top ten.
1. Scrubs - best show ever created by anyone ever. mixes the perfect amount of funny and serious moments to take your heart and mind to new places
2. Arrested Development - It's like scrubs set in a household and starring a family
3. Flight of the Conchords - two new zealanders make up the folk band of Flight of the Conchords and try to make it here in America... HILARIOUS! both the songs and the skits.
4. America's Best Dance Crew - best talent search show. epic dancing with a different theme every episode. they found the jabbawockeez
5. Heroes - I didn't believe it would be good and this year my roomate made me watch it with him and its pretty damn sweet. although i started in the third season its all good. easy to pick up
6. American Idol - i like music. and if watching this show makes me gay, then so be it. there are some talented people.
I know i said ten but you shouldn't believe everything you read on the internet. lesson learned.
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Bob Loblaw
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
MY NAT SOUND VIDEO!
HEY EVERYONE! THIS IS IMPORTANT. THAT'S WHY I PUT THIS IN ALL CAPS. I PUT A NEW VIDEO ON YOUTUBE THAT EVERYONE WHO IS ANYONE SHOULD CHECK OUT! HERE IS THE LINK (CLICK HERE). PLEASE RATE IT AS WELL. WHEN I SAY RATE IT I MEAN GIVE IT A FIVE STAR RATING. THANK YOU! IF YOU ARE STILL READING THIS, GET YOUR ASS OVER TO YOUTUBE AND WATCH MY VIDEO!
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Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Movie Review
Slumdog Millionaire Review
Slumdog Millionaire has easily become the most talked about movie of the year. At the Academy Awards it won eight of the ten awards it was nominated for, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Cinematography. It is winning the hearts of moviegoers across the country and all the prestige is rightfully due.
I went to see Slumdog Millionaire the weekend it arrived in theatres. It was a clear night but snow covered the roads so I had to kick my jeep into four-wheel drive. My roommate Shane accompanied me as we carefully reached our destination at the Showplace 12 in Muncie. It was the second day the movie was out so the theatre was pretty packed and the entry line was long.
We finally made it into the theatre and picked our seats in the fourth row from the back and dead center. We watched the previews and talked about which movies we need to go see when they come out. Finally, the picture we came to see pops up on the giant screen and our journey begins.
Slumdog Millionaire is a love story, an action flick, a thriller, and a little bit of a documentary all in one. It follows Malik, a former street child from an Indian slum, who has made it to the final question on an Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire. The Movie began as Malik was being tortured and questioned due to an accusation of cheating. The movie jumps back and forth between the interrogation and Malik’s past. His experiences in life help him answer each question during the show. You find out the whole reason he goes on to the show is to use the “phone a friend” lifeline to call a lost love.
The movie was one of the best I have ever seen. It tells a beautiful story while displaying India with amazing realism. I highly recommend seeing the movie in theatres but if you miss your chance than it is a one hundred percent “buy” on DVD.
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
New Website Causes Widespread Addiction
Okay readers of this blog (I know there aren't many). This is serious! Remember addictinggames? You don't? Where have you been? Well this website beats it. It's called Sporcle and it's the best thing since Sega Genesis. The whole website is full of quizzes about trivial things such as X-Men characters, or Saturday Night Live hosts. I think two examples is enough. Let's continue. My friend Kevin showed it to me tuesday before classes and I deeply considered skipping to continue racking my brain for top selling Xbox 360 titles. (Sorry prof) I can't stop. And the worst thing about it... THEY UPDATE DAILY! Yes, I said daily (that means every day) which also means that more and more of my life is sucked away. Time usually spent with the girlfriend (yes, I have a girlfriend. Sorry fella's) or time spent studying, or even time spent playing Call of Duty: World at War (previously mentioned). If somehow people outside of this class stumble upon this blog, I encourage you, pre-warned, to visit this website.
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
MY BEST FRIEND IS COMING!
So I am pretty excited today because my very first visitor since i have been here is coming today. It's a pretty bid deal. So its also a bonus because the visitor is tanner and he's been my best friend forever. We are definitely going to play alot of Call of Duty and also ball it up. the end.
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Friday, February 6, 2009
B-boy Photo Shoot
So my friend asked me if he could get a few pics of me breakdancing for his photography class. well a few pics turned into over 250 and i am still sore from the shoot like 3 days ago. i did learn a new move i had never tried before. its a gainer!
Labels: bboy, gainer, me, photography
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Thursday, February 5, 2009
Snuggies :D ... NO! NOT FUNNY!
Has anybody seen the commercial for the product Snuggie? I am going to assume you have and I'm also going to assume that you are as befuddled about it as I am. Okay first off, that product has already been invented. It's called a robe. They just turned it around and made it out of a blanket material. Wow. Genius people. Second of all, everyone in the commercial that was "stylishly" sporting this blanket with sleeves just looked like a gay wizard. I don't know about you, but i have never struggled with a blanket because I have an IQ higher than a turtle (nature's D student)
Labels: commercials, retards, snuggie
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