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Self employed professional geek. Hip hop junkie. Torn between Red Vines and Twizzlers.
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I just feel like making an entry for no reason. You know, my health kick has gotten so bad that wheat bread is a tasty snack these days. Seriously. Yum yum, wheat bread. It's almost like a cookie!
Fri, November 14, 2008 - 2:06 AM
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But that doesn't mean when I get a hold of a box of cookies I don't go BUCK WILD!
Is anyone else getting bombarded with Tribe spam? I'm getting camwhore spam, Nigerian 409 spam, dating robot spam, and all other sorts. Who knew spammers gave enough of a crap about tribe to try and spam the users?
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My netflix review stream I'm sure a nuclear sub was really nifty in 1968 and it shows here. They spend an entire hour demonstrating just how swell this really neat technology is. I actually started fiddling with my DVD player's menus while they pored over every knob, valve, and chamber of this space age vessel. A decent cold war espionage flick, but they really needed to clip out a good 20-30 minutes from the first half.  A slight recovery from the dire 5th season. It looks like we'll get a 7th, and I can't say it's totally unanticipated. If they can make a season better than this they'll be back in prime form. They made a few refreshing story changes this season that will make for some funny situations next season. But season 6 is still far from the series' highs.  Al Pacino plays Captain Save-A-Ho in this bland by the numbers '80s thriller. Pacino chews through scenery in all his wide-eyed, pause-talking, head rolling glory. Everything about this movie is textbook--even the lighting is dull. Plus, what bachelor cop has that much furniture in his house? Anyway--the rigid formula becomes somewhat charming as a throwback to cheesy Reagan-era cop flicks. Also, look for a wiry young Samuel Jackson in his breakthrough role as "Black Guy." Blink and you might miss him.  Meet Trouble Man, the world's stupidest Blaxploitation private eye. In this movie, everyone knows whodunnit except Trouble Man himself--including the audience. Thus we must suffer through an agonizing two hours where Trouble Man struggles to discover the obvious. He does so little actual detective work, you don't even realize he's a detective until the final act. Until then you think he's just a though guy that hangs out in the back of a pool hall drinking coke. And has a girlfriend with the same haircut.  This is the film that introduced the term, "wuss", to the world! Ludicrously violent and politically incorrect, it's movies like this that leave me wondering how I made it out of the '80s alive. originally published at Netflix Customer Reviews
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