What is there to look forward to that can compete with that anticipation????





NEW DUMHI ALBUM ALSO ON ITUNES!
http://www.myspace.com/dumhi http://www.myspace.com/dawgeatah
http://www.myspace.com/mycrewisnice

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kurly's Super-Duper Awesome DVD Collection:
http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=kurlyswirl

SoaP has opened.
David Mitchell just published a new one.
And I read an advance reading copy of Richard Powers' next one.

life sucks

The prequel, maybe?

How did Neville Flynn and Eddie Kim meet? Just what emergency simulators DID they run? The snake handler...what's his deal? How did Keenan get into video games? How did 3G's come up in the rap game?

THERE ARE SO MANY UNANSWERED QUESTIONS

NEW DUMHI ALBUM ALSO ON ITUNES!
http://www.myspace.com/dumhi http://www.myspace.com/dawgeatah
http://www.myspace.com/mycrewisnice

Crabs on a Surfboard.. it picks up where SOAP left off

I know it aint til next year, but I can't fuckin wait!
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DROkayplayer: I'm a Professional Weed Smoker. Not because of how MUCH weed I smoke, but because of how WELL I smoke it.

Have you not looked at these Transformers posts?

I mean, there may be life after SoaP, but, like, what's the point, right?

that's supposed to come out next year some time

cuz i think the x men flicks were above average and im kinda looking forward to wolverine.

Goes to see the X Men movies because she thinks that Wolverine is hot. She's about 6 or 7 years older than I am. She has nephews that she takes to the movies and she pretends she's seeing them for the boys' sake. heh heh heh.

She would totally be looking forward to Wolverine, except that she's not on the anticipation bandwagon. She kind of chuckled when I told her about the movie, like why would she be pining for it so long it advance? kinda thing.

I mean, I don't claim to understand her.

Even still...

NEW DUMHI ALBUM ALSO ON ITUNES!
http://www.myspace.com/dumhi http://www.myspace.com/dawgeatah
http://www.myspace.com/mycrewisnice

http://www.drunkduck.com/SNAKES_ON_A_PLANE_THE_COMIC/

every muthafuckin time

Not sure which I enjoyed more tho. The comic or your "fan" club. Never knew comics had the ability 2 turn 2 crack like that.

Although I felt kinda bad after about the millionth e-mail congratulating me on getting my webcomic turned into a movie. The backlash was fairly entertaining as well.


The Internet = Yikes

*ties viper around forearm 2 display the veins*

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Breathe and know you're breathing

But X2 was, is, and forever will be the shit

7 days son. i love new roots cd days. the greatest collection of jewel case spines in my entire, organized-by-genre-then-alphabetically-by-band-name-collection is going to grow by .222 inches (the width of one spine on a jewel case).

to show legit support.


NEW DUMHI ALBUM ALSO ON ITUNES!
http://www.myspace.com/dumhi http://www.myspace.com/dawgeatah
http://www.myspace.com/mycrewisnice

But it just feels like a fall album. Not the type of shit I like to bump in the summer

Looking forward to the new season of Nip/Tuck as well.


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kurly's Super-Duper Awesome DVD Collection:
http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=kurlyswirl

Man, this board is sleeping! Why are there no posts about it?

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kurly's Super-Duper Awesome DVD Collection:
http://www.dvdaficionado.com/dvds.html?cat=1&id=kurlyswirl

among other things... but all in a more, "oh, that movie looks good. i can't wait to see it" kinda way than "oh shit! motherfuckin snakes on a plane!!!"

i'm keeping my fingers crossed for a sam jackson cameo as idi's boisterous cousin or something.

!sig!
www.myspace.com/gemini2one

http://groups.myspace.com/snakesonplane

Beef is not what these famous niggas do on the mic
Beef is what George Bush would do in a fight - Mos Def

time to get serious now

The Departed
The Black Dahlia
The Fountain
The Protector (though Ive already seen it like 500,000 times, I wanna see if they edited anything for American audiences, and I love how the commercials dont even show the movie for what it really is: A Love story about a man and his Elephant)

wow this fall is filled with THE movies

wow. feels like my childhood all over again.

V.

I believe they're out now, so I gotta get over to Amazon and order them shits

can't wait either.

and Word. Life.

That movie with Salma Hayek and Colin Farrell should be slick.

I saw Mike jUdge talking about on Dinner for Five, a year ago, and have been waiting ever since.


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http://www.onmilwaukee.com/buzz/omcetc/articles/snakeshype.html

So "Snakes On A Plane" mania has come and went. Even though the movie is still in theatres, the hype has died down considerably after the opening weekend. Studio execs who were thinking they had the surprise hit of the summer were greeted with a $15.2 million debut; which is solid but not spectacular for a movie that cost roughly $30 million to make.

The film, which stars Samuel L Jackson as an FBI agent trying to protect passengers from hundreds of poisonous snakes onboard a flight from Hawaii to Los Angeles, has been receiving huge word of mouth buzz on the Internet since the start of the year. The Internet has been largely responsible for the hype, with sites like snakesonablog.com and OkayPlayer.com's Pass The Popcorn leading the way. There were SoaP related cartoons, t-shirts, songs and mock trailers floating around cyberspace before there was even an official poster from the studio.

The hype largely centered around the so-simple-it's-brilliant title of the film. Earlier this spring, it was reported that much of the film had been re-shot to make the film more graphic, including new dialogue that would become the film's signature line that was based on parodies found on the net.

People expected SoaP to revolutionize Hollywood. For the first time, fans had directly impacted the product they would see on screen. The expected success of SoaP would lead to a brave new world, where fans and studio brass alike would be able to see their suggestions become a reality.

But shock of shocks, it turns out the blogosphere isn't a $30 million machine. It's one thing to hype something on the Internet, where people with too much spare time and no real ambition (like myself) are free to essentially do whatever. But it's another for Hollywood types to get suckered in and try and turn SoaP (a fun, bad-ass way to spend your nine bucks) into some symbol of a new age. It has Keenan from "Good Burger," Champ Kind from "Anchorman," and Flex as a metrosexual rapper. How could that possibly change anything, especially in an industry that's been run by the same suits since the 1920s?

As one of the many who have been hyping SoaP since they first found out about it, I'm almost glad it didn't become a big hit. Once the hype is removed, you're left with a good, violent romp to take your mind off your troubles, and one of the best in-theater experiences you're likely to find all year.

Let the people who get paid to do so worry about trends and how to capitalize on the growing influence of the Internet. In the meantime, "Snakes On A Plane" is playing at a theater near you. I suggest you go see it for what it is.