I'm The Juggernaut Bitch!! wikipedia entry.

The entry is a blast, because it takes itself so seriously. Excerpt: The plot involves The Juggernaut attacking Professor X (referred to as "Charles") and kidnapping Lilandra (referred as "Bitch"). Juggernaut is saved by the appearance of Black Tom Cassidy (remains nameless in the skit). The bearded man ( Read more... )

For a long time I've assumed something I can't control is alloting me happiness; the universe's own system of hand-me-downs and welfare checks, for the useless and downtrodden that deserve a little celestial lift. However, I just can't handle that mentality anymore ( Read more... )

I'm purchasing a new bass amp. So I can rock hard.

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Bass/Amps?sku=480828X

God bless rocking hard.

Most people have to hide behind their cucibles, punching away their keyboard, dismissing the islands of pop-ups and "unrelated to work" websites. When is a website ever related to work, really ( Read more... )

I have to admit, I was really disappointed by Chick's destruction of the Binewski family midway, after finding Iphy slamming a pair of scissors into Elly's heart. The scene was so sudden, and it didn't seem like it was Chick at all, which disturbed the character purist that I am. I was upset at Chick's choice to destroy the Arturan home, despite ( Read more... )

Despite 'Geek Love' being a strange, and often grotesque account of a 'controlled' family, the book truly emphasizes the importance of self-worth, albeit through the sideshow mindset of Al and Lil's offspring. The characters are often wary of those they consider normal (and how often are we as well?), but never falter from their own acceptance and ( Read more... )

When we stare at ourselves in the mirror, with our heads half-cocked as if psychically tapping into our pets, what do we often see? We may call ourselves attractive, beautiful even; worthy of attention and the envy of colleagues and co-workers. Some around us might call us 'freaks', so how do we perceive the difference ( Read more... )

V has a certain reverence for theater, iambic pentameter, and literature of old, that he chooses to exploit and frame his 'performances', or his acts of terrorism. The night when V rescues Evey, the 'damsel in distress', she acknowledges the fantasy of his heroism: "You... you rescued me! Like in a story! I don't believe it." (p. 13) And, truth be ( Read more... )

It's strange, the slow movement of winter to spring, the miniscule transitions in weather that remind me of better feelings, of warmer times where there would be no worry over cold fingers and extra jackets. Winter is a queer time for readjustment, especially when everyone's hibernation instinct is kicking in and they'd all rather sleep than live. ( Read more... )

To be honest, I was a little late purchasing the book, V For Vendetta. Thankfully, Showcase Comics on South Street ordered a heavy stack for this Friday's release, and I yanked the last one off the shelf that afternoon. I read the whole thing in one day ( Read more... )