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Kiel’s late Christmas gift to me: 90s Taco Bell Star Wars toys! (Taken with instagram)

Episode 4.  AW SHIT SON!

radiomaru:

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Here are some roughs from the book I’m working on. It’s called “Seconds”. This girl is a character in the book.

I’m doing the roughs on my Cintiq (that means I’m drawing them on a computer). Later on I’ll print them out and ink them on paper with old-timey brush & ink.

This book will be out in 2013 (next year).

Look at that hair!  That plus her jacket and hightops… I’m getting an 80s feeling.  At least from this character.

Episode 6.  Even the narrator is afraid to say it.

wittyspoilers:

THEMED PARTY || Challenge 48: Movie Posters || The Reichenbach Fall

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thedailywhat:

Movie Trailer of the Day: God Bless America, the latest uproariously twisted comedy from weirdo-actor-turned-weirdo-director Bobcat Goldthwait, gets its first official trailer.

The film, which stars Joel Murray as a 45-year-old unemployed divorcee with a brain tumor who teams up with a nutty teen named Roxy (Tara Lynne Barr) to cleanse American culture of its false and foolish idols, is due in theaters May 11th.

It will also be available On Demand starting April 6th.

[hulu.]

CAN’T WAIT, Y’ALL

Episode 5.  Way to go, Agumon.

Luckily, I’ve kept up with all the characters, even though their names are slightly different.  I CAN ROLL WITH THE PUNCHES, JAPAN!

architizer:

Under the Water, an installation that gives the sensation of being submerged beneath the island of tsunami wreckage ripped from Japan’s coastline and sent floating into the Pacific.

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Movie of the Moment: The Grey

My feelings about this movie are many and varied.  On one hand, I think it’s a lovely film with so much pain and effort put into it, and the few feel-good moments in the story really shine through in brief, bold strokes.  But on the other hand, it’s a B-movie.  It’s kind of like my generation’s “The Edge”.  Only better?  I’m not sure.  Trading Anthony Hopkins for Liam Neeson, and Alec Baldwin and that guy from Lost for a bunch of actors you may or may not know about… it’s a tossup.  The ending is a big reason why I can’t decide if I liked this movie or disliked it.  I won’t spoil anything, but I’ll just say this - the part of me that enjoys Liam Neeson’s B-movies was disappointed.