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Tue, December 22, 2009 - 1:06 AM
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Tue, May 3, 2011 - 10:46 PM
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movie_picks: I've missed a lot of movies over the years, and intend to catch up, so expect a lot of DVD picks, mixed in with the new movies.
Tue, May 3, 2011 - 10:16 PM
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movie_picks: My thanks to Themeleon for the theme I'm starting with. Used "Urban Flight" -> http://w
movie_picks: My thanks to Themeleon for the theme I'm starting with. Used "Urban Flight" -> http://www.colourlovers.com/themeleon/twitter
Tue, May 3, 2011 - 10:15 PM
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Mon, November 16, 2009 - 6:40 AM
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wakiiii posted a photo: ç¯å°æ¬é¡å¯º / Tsukiji Hongan-ji
Mon, November 23, 2009 - 4:56 AM
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Samurai Shiatsu ä¾ æå§ posted a photo: Todaiji (Great Eastern Temple) is one of Japan's most famous temples and a landmark of Nara. Located in Nara Park, in central Nara, Todaiji was constructed in 752 as the head temple of all provincial Buddhist temples of Japan. originally published at Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy's favorites
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Far fetched scenario in which a new ice age arrives in less time than it takes for a carton of
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originally published at Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy's Photo Album
 Miscellanious ramblings … If you’re looking for an essay that holds together, you’re going to be in the wrong place, today, because I’m in no mood to write one. I’ve just gotten done banging my head into the proverbial wall trying to set up a mirror to this blog on the not always so very [...] You might have noticed that I seem to have given Flixster the heave-ho. That appearance might not be deceptive – I am seriously considering doing just that, as I write this. That site’s hyperaggressive “viral marketing” practices are no secret, and would seem to have been [...]originally published at Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy's Movie Reviews and Commentary
I'm setting up the feeds on my other blogs, at this moment, and Wordpress' feed widget breaks down when presented with an empty feed, so I'll post something brief.
This tribe will be a place where I got to discuss the discussions I've entered on Tribe. That's not the only reason I'll post here, but it will be among the most common. Not all discussions, just the ones I've enjoyed.
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This is not my main movie blog. That’s located over on another WordPress system – blog.com – which at present seems like a nice place, but it’s a very small place, and blogs should, ideally, have some connection to the larger virtual world. They should make reference to that larger world, and be heard in [...]
Fri, October 16, 2009 - 8:05 AM
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originally published at Spoiler Alerts / Bookmarking Photo Album
This is a comment blog. I will be watching movies and TV shows - most of the former on DVD, sad to say - and often be posting two reviews for each problem. One is to be read before viewing the program, if you want a recommendation from me about whether or not something is worth seeing, what I liked about it and what I didn't, with no plot elements given away - these reviews are brief and a little vague, by necessity. The other review is to be read only after you've seen the show. In it, I talk about this experience we've shared, and go off on a few rambles. This side blog will be used to post commentary about some of the blogs and discussions I've found on Blogger, with no promises made that no other subject matter will come up. originally published at Spoiler Alert II / Movies, movies and more movies
Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy posted a photo: Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy posted a photo: Not so terribly useful, in a utilitarian sense, but sometimes a friendly thing to use. Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy posted a photo: Dull, but useful graphic, allowing one to format text on Flickr. originally published at Uploads from Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy
My Google profile has no feed, and I'm not going to expect you to keep checking back for infrequent additions to my sites, so I've created this update blog. Whe I create knols, notebooks or other small pages hosted on the Google server, this will be a place where I talk about them, linking to what I've created or added to, lately. So, if you'd like to follow my pages, follow this blog. I'll be setting up a subscription option using Feedburner, soon. originally published at Spoiler Alert / Updates
Might as well jot something down, just to get started.
"Spoiler Alert" is a blog, a site and a few supporting pages (this one included) that I post to about movies and television programs I've watched, with a few other subjects sprinkled in. In the course of writing it, I'll take part in a few discussions. Some of those discussions will be best forgotten, because this in the Internet. Some will be interesting, though, and some of the interesting ones will take place on Last.fm. I'll be discussing some of those discussions, here. "Along with other topics". But, of course. originally published at MovieReviews's Last.fm Journal
Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy posted a reply: A second copy, for posting in remote locations: Blank Space Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy posted a new topic: A useful graphic which I don't want to lose track of, which will be used much in the near future, to format text on Flickr: Blank Space originally published at Spoiler Alert / Homegroup on Flickr
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originally published at Spoiler Alert / Bookmarking on Flickr
It's like Diigo in a can. I link to and discuss content created by others, but only content to be found on Tribe, sharing what I like and showing some of my own work, which has been inspired by what I've seen others do - the Internet, as a learning experience.
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Spoiler Alert / Joseph Dunphy commented on 'Anyone who ever built an empire or changed the world ...
The gorge rises in my throat when I hear that line. It's bad philosophy, for one thing - if everything...
Thu, May 5, 2011 - 3:24 PM
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"And which hopeful one wants to hopefully save it?" Chupadactyl, who is misunderstood because of who his father is, and is hounded to his death by the humans, who don't seem to notice that Mandactyl is picking them off, one by one - even when they're standing right next to the latest victim, as he's being eaten. They continue rallying around Mandactyl, saying things like "he's one of us! sort of!", and attacking the two or three characters who wonder if this is really a good idea, but never think of running away, themselves. "I guess being human doesn't mean much to you, does it", somebody says to one of them. The movie ends with a Mandactyl burping for a full minute, signaling the end of humanity. The cast of the movie then goes on to speak at the United Nations about the impact of racism on the world, and nobody sees anything odd about this ... http://io9.com/#!5173862/the-night-battlestar-gal...
Mon, May 9, 2011 - 2:34 PM
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I wish you luck with this, and will probably be glad to sign your petition after I read it, but let me let you in on a little secret. The time to approach a manager, executive or other decision maker about a decision is before the decision is announced, when it is only expected. That way, the exec has a chance to deny that he ever intended doing as you feared, and can back away from a bad decision without losing face. I'd add that the fans, myself included, could have done a much better job of talking up the show, back when such efforts would have made a difference. Something to remember the next time a show comes on, that we'd rather not see cancelled.
Thu, May 5, 2011 - 1:33 AM
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I liked it, too, but got the feeling that the editing had been rushed a little. Been a little while since I saw the film, so I'd have a trouble going into specifics, but I found that on looking at one of the deleted scenes from the DVD, that a fair sized chunk of the film was put in a new context, that made it feel more convincing. A three minute addition of deleted material would have made a stronger film, I think.
Wed, May 4, 2011 - 8:50 PM
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I'll have to rent this movie out, again. originally published at Disqus - Latest Comments for films
Cellar-Cinema-Cafe,
loop.pool,
! Crappy Movies That Don't Suck !,
! Crooners & Songbirds !,
!! BLOW SH!T UP,
&,
<< World's Best Movie Quotes >>,
(censored by tribe) is a Puppy-Killer,
* *Movie Reviewers* *,
***MOVIES***ALOT OF LINKS***,
**F.R.I.E.N.D.S**,
*inbred mongrels*,
*RollerCoasters*,
*Sushi Whores of Seattle*,
*The Back To The Future Trilogy*,
20 Things,
70's Films,
8 bit,
8mm,
:: Long Live The New Flesh! ::,
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There isn't enough content on Spoiler Alert to justify an application to any ring other than my personal ring, yet, though I expect that this will soon change. When there is, though, you'll see the navbars for the rings to which my blog belongs, here, along with a link back to the copies of the ring return page on the blog homepage at Bugs3.com, 9k.com and Webring Webspace, as well a link back to my global webring return page.
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