Studio 35
A Christmas Story
Dec. 22 & 23 Movie Starts at 4:00 & 6:45
Dec. 25 through 28 Movie Starts at 6:00
Bad Santa
Dec. 22 & 23 Movie Starts at 11:30
Dec. 25 through 28 Movie Starts at 10:45
Anyone interested? I could do it more or less any night with some advance planning.
Wednesday, December 20, 2006
Friday, December 15, 2006
Please, please, don't everybody comment at once
This blog is on its last legs.
So is my holiday movie marathon. Seems like there's no interest in it, and Dave has to work, so I don't even have a place to host it now. BAD WEEK.
That's me. A sad puppy.
So is my holiday movie marathon. Seems like there's no interest in it, and Dave has to work, so I don't even have a place to host it now. BAD WEEK.
That's me. A sad puppy.
Saturday, December 09, 2006
360 degrees... or posts
I'm in beautiful, crisp Charleston, West Virginia this weekend, visiting family friends and my old pal Ben's wife Amy as she throws a housewarming bash for her new crib. There is a palpable positivity in the air coming off Rich Rodriguez's decision to stay put as head football coach of WVU, and after losing to SOUTH FLORIDA, that's exactly what the program needs.
Speaking of football programs, tune into ESPN tonight to see THE Ohio State University's own Troy Smith crowned the winner of this year's Heisman Trophy. And also to see the dejected look on that traitor Brady Quinn's mug. Fuckin' Dublin.
So, it looks like Monday Night RAW is the winner of the New Wrestling Night Sweepstakes, clocking an impressive THREE VOTES OUT OF THREE. Oh yes. It was one Hell of a battle. January 8th, it all begins again. It's too bad January 1st is... you know, a holiday and stuff, because that night, John Cena is fighting... KEVIN FEDERLINE. Yeah. That Kevin Federline. Anyway, even though we're officially starting on the 8th, I'll definitely be watching that episode as it occurs, so feel free.
Dave and I are co-hosting a wacky Christmas themed movie marathon next Saturday, the 16th. It's pretty low key. Just six films, three horror, three otherwise. Contact me for details if you're interested.
I'll be back in Columbus on Sunday, so get a grip on yourselves until then.
Speaking of football programs, tune into ESPN tonight to see THE Ohio State University's own Troy Smith crowned the winner of this year's Heisman Trophy. And also to see the dejected look on that traitor Brady Quinn's mug. Fuckin' Dublin.
So, it looks like Monday Night RAW is the winner of the New Wrestling Night Sweepstakes, clocking an impressive THREE VOTES OUT OF THREE. Oh yes. It was one Hell of a battle. January 8th, it all begins again. It's too bad January 1st is... you know, a holiday and stuff, because that night, John Cena is fighting... KEVIN FEDERLINE. Yeah. That Kevin Federline. Anyway, even though we're officially starting on the 8th, I'll definitely be watching that episode as it occurs, so feel free.
Dave and I are co-hosting a wacky Christmas themed movie marathon next Saturday, the 16th. It's pretty low key. Just six films, three horror, three otherwise. Contact me for details if you're interested.
I'll be back in Columbus on Sunday, so get a grip on yourselves until then.
Sunday, December 03, 2006
Wrestling Night
You know what I miss? Watching RAW with everybody every Monday night. That was a fun era, stretching from late 1997 pretty much into mid-2003, and I've been thinking lately that I'd like to resuscitate it for 2007 if there's any interest in such a thing.
There are four primetime wrestling shows on TV nowadays. If you have any desire to join me on a wrestling night renaissance, leave a comment about your preference. I'll run them down quickly.
WWE Monday Night RAW (Mondays, 9:00 pm-11:05 pm) - The venerable warhorse, the standard bearer. Featured stars include John Cena, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Edge, and Randy Orton.
ECW (Tuesdays, 10:00 pm - 11:00 pm) - Take everything you remember about ECW and throw it out the window, though it's actually a pretty well booked show, going at a logical, methodical pace. Top stars include Rob Van Dam, Sabu, The Big Show, CM Punk, and Bobby Lashley.
TNA Impact (Thursdays, 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm) - TNA's finally got primetime, and it's sort of a mess of a show at the moment, but hopefully it'll settle down. Main stars include Kurt Angle, Christian, Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, and Christopher Daniels.
WWE Friday Night Smackdown! (Fridays, 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm) - The best wrestling in WWE tends to end up on this show, mainly based on Vince McMahon not paying much attention to it. Top stars include Batista, King Booker, Finlay, The Undertaker, and Kane.
So, if you want to restore the sense of community~!, cast your vote!
There are four primetime wrestling shows on TV nowadays. If you have any desire to join me on a wrestling night renaissance, leave a comment about your preference. I'll run them down quickly.
WWE Monday Night RAW (Mondays, 9:00 pm-11:05 pm) - The venerable warhorse, the standard bearer. Featured stars include John Cena, Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Edge, and Randy Orton.
ECW (Tuesdays, 10:00 pm - 11:00 pm) - Take everything you remember about ECW and throw it out the window, though it's actually a pretty well booked show, going at a logical, methodical pace. Top stars include Rob Van Dam, Sabu, The Big Show, CM Punk, and Bobby Lashley.
TNA Impact (Thursdays, 9:00 pm - 10:00 pm) - TNA's finally got primetime, and it's sort of a mess of a show at the moment, but hopefully it'll settle down. Main stars include Kurt Angle, Christian, Samoa Joe, AJ Styles, and Christopher Daniels.
WWE Friday Night Smackdown! (Fridays, 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm) - The best wrestling in WWE tends to end up on this show, mainly based on Vince McMahon not paying much attention to it. Top stars include Batista, King Booker, Finlay, The Undertaker, and Kane.
So, if you want to restore the sense of community~!, cast your vote!
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