If you've seen the film Blazing Saddles, then Madeline Kahn's faux-Dietrich accent in the title will make sense. Once again I've neglected my blog. I was giving thought of shutting it down come January, 2009. It seems that the shelf life of your typical blog is three years, so it seemed natural to pull the plug on this distraction at that point. But something wonderful happened to me this past weekend. Being off from work for two weeks has allowed me to go to bed much later than usual. And as luck would have it, I caught a few minutes of a truly awful movie called, "Blood Freak." To sum up the whole plot in a sentence, a guy is turned into a giant turkey who then goes after drug dealers. No clue why the major studios turned this script down. To see a guy wandering around wearing a giant turkey mask, well, makes me believe in mankind again and realize that there are things still out there that need to be brought to the publics attention.
On a journey to the heart of darkness and futility.
Monday, December 29, 2008
Feelin' refweshed
If you've seen the film Blazing Saddles, then Madeline Kahn's faux-Dietrich accent in the title will make sense. Once again I've neglected my blog. I was giving thought of shutting it down come January, 2009. It seems that the shelf life of your typical blog is three years, so it seemed natural to pull the plug on this distraction at that point. But something wonderful happened to me this past weekend. Being off from work for two weeks has allowed me to go to bed much later than usual. And as luck would have it, I caught a few minutes of a truly awful movie called, "Blood Freak." To sum up the whole plot in a sentence, a guy is turned into a giant turkey who then goes after drug dealers. No clue why the major studios turned this script down. To see a guy wandering around wearing a giant turkey mask, well, makes me believe in mankind again and realize that there are things still out there that need to be brought to the publics attention.
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