Fred Durst , I was asking you if you could leak me the song!
I am a writing student at Pratt Institute. I host a radio show on Pratt.edu/PrattRadio, called Small Talk with Mike Small. Since I spend a good amount of time on the internet, I figured I could contribute to society by sharing my experiences.
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Mike Small
Friday, May 25th, 2012
I just want to let everyone know that I saw Men In Black 3 last night. It was my first 3D movie. I also saw Men In Black 2 in theaters when in came out in 2002 and Wild Wild West in 1999. The theater that Wild Wild West was playing at was one of only two movies in the theater, the other being South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut. I was not allowed to see the South Park movie because I was 9. I saw it when I was 10 on a VHS rented from Blockbuster.
I watched MIB on VHS all the time when i was a kid. I had that TERRIBLE MIB PC game. I owned the soundtrack. I have two MIB movie posters for the first two movies. The poster for the first movie is one of those reversible posters where the backside of it is flipped. Back when Norwood, MA had a record store on Washington Street, my mom brought me to the record store to buy something. The poster of Tommy Lee Jones and Will Smith seemed really cool to have at the time. My friends at Pratt drew all over the poster last year so it’s kind of not as cool anymore.
I found myself wanting to watch the movie in 3D even though I had never done that before. I did buy this from Dunkin’ Donuts though:
Here’s an actual quote from Roger Ebert about MIB 3:
“Since the first moon launch was telecast with many TV camera and scrutinized by countless binoculars, it seems unlikely this would have gone unnoticed. Maybe there’s a loophole — like if the attempt succeeds, it changes the future and turns out to be unnecessary.
Whatever.”
He says whatever. that’s hilarious. That’s how I feel.
PS: I bought that Yes! shirt recently and I realized all I have to do is just stand next to things i like and not have to give thumbs up. The shirt says it all.
CM Punk is not impressed with your colorization of classic cinema.
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this song is a remix of my cover of “The End of my String” written by Rivers Cuomo for the Pinkerton Diaries. I submitted an earlier version for the “Allthingsweezer.com Tribute Album Vol. IV.”
On this version I recorded myself playing drums on a drumset in a friends apartment in Brooklyn. I then added electric guitars, something I haven’t been able to record in a long time.
This will probably be taken down since I am constantly revising.
so enjoy while it lasts
It’s a good thing that level select cheat code exists.
I really think the game’s upset with me here though, like it’s not too happy with me skipping through levels.
I kind of imagined the game throwing its arms up in the air and running away.
“I’ve got news for you: The afterlife is back to back episodes of Mork and Mindy, followed by WKRP in Cincinnati…and I’m perfectly fine with that. When you get to heaven, you don’t see God, you’re going to see Pam Dawber and a coked up Robin Williams.”
— Jake Fogelnest, November 22, 2010
(Source: facebook.com)
Jimmy Fallon testing intro walks on Conan O'Brien 19 days before he took over Late Night [x]
Ah, TV memories
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Here’s our episode last night featuring the amazing Colt Cabana, with music by The Suzan. This was a super super fun episode. Presentations on high culture from the lovely Lauren Conlin Adams, the brave Maelle Doliveux, the Shakespearian Jon Hess, and the poetic Phil Jackson. A super good time and I hope you dig it! Also, I still feel bad that The Human Fish took that Flair chop.
This was my first Chris Gethard Show live experience and I had a really great time. I definitely would like to come back to be in the audience in the future. It felt like at the end of the show, we were all disappointed that it was over. Colt did a great Ric Flair impression! WOOOOOO
Allthingsweezer Celebrates Weezer’s 20th By Recording Covers!
http://atwtribute.bandcamp.com/album/atw-com-boardie-tribute-album-vol-4
I’ve had the pleasure of being a member or Albumsix.com/Allthingsweezer.com since Oct. 2008. I’ve always wanted to be a part of these Tribute Albums and finally I got myself to use my computer to record. These all turned out so well! Weezer’s 20 years old today. Their music has brought so many people together. Some of these songs mean a lot to the musicians on the board, so they decided to make their own versions!
Please listen to the other tribute albums!
Back to the Future Hover Board: Finally! This totally awesome 1:1 replica of the hover board from the BTTF 2 and BTTF 3 films includes multiple whooshing sounds and will glide over most surfaces (does not actually “hover” – check back in 2015 for that feature). We’ll be taking orders for it March 1 – March 20, 2012, and the final product will be shipped around November/December 2012. Because this is such a high-cost item, there will be a minimum number of orders required to go into production. If we don’t receive the minimum orders, won’t go into production and customers will not be charged. The price will be announced later this month. (Note: Hover board does not work on water.)
via /Film
GREAT SCOTT!!
Now I know what I want for my 22nd birthday! Although, it would be safe to say I would have wanted the same thing for my 12th birthday too.
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I’m pretty sure I was like this kid when I was his age.
