I first began watching Studio 60 in December 06, at which point I managed to get my hands on the first half of the season. Naturally I loved it to ten thousand x ten thousand pieces and immediately rated it as one of the very best comedy/drama shows I’ve ever had the good fortune of [...]
Archive for August, 2007
Which Wallet Is Yours?
It’s the one that says:
When F5 Fails
Sorry for not being here more than I have lately. It seems that life has gotten in the way (which should surprise those of you who know me) and I find it harder and harder to make time enough to bog myself down in front of this shining screen. Things are also a lot slower [...]
The Number 23
Are you obsessed with numbers?
I know I am, and that’s partially why I defied the critics and decided to give Jim Carrey’s new film a try. The word was that it was a very mediocre psychological thriller and that not seeing it wouldn’t impact your life in any other way than the fact that you’d [...]
Schoolastic Pride
Which begs the question, why am I proud? Well, it’s simply because I just received some very fun trivia about my primary school. There has been a nationwide quality test of all the primary schools, and my school in little county of Nord-Trøndelag, came in at second place overall and first in our region!
How cool [...]
Fool Moon by Jim Butcher
Fool Moon is the second book in the Dresden Files series and it’s a direct sequel to Storm Front, the previously reviewed novel about the wizard detective Harry Dresden. If you so happened to read said review, you would know that I found the first installment in the series a nice, quick read. Sorta like [...]
Torture Tomorrow
What seemed like an eternity in June is now ancient (well, actually recent) history and school is no longer out. Tomorrow I start what is promised to be the most difficult and laborious high school year of all. Tomorrow is the start of yet a never-ending lifetime of dreary classes with boring [...]
Where Has My Lotta Gone?
No worries, people - your dear blogger has not been eaten by an insatiable Grue. He has, however, been very busy with working and trying hard not to take all my suppressed anger out on the poor sausage-eating customers. I’m quite proud of the fact that I have now been civil towards people for over [...]
Cover Art: The Bastard and the Knives by Scott Lynch
The full title for this uk edition of Scott Lynch’s hugely awaited novellas about The Gentleman Bastards is set for a 2009 release. That means it will be a long wait for does of you who don’t plan on getting the limited edition run from SubPress of The Mad Baron’s Mechanical Attic and The Choir [...]
Fanastic Four: The Rise of the Silver Surfer
Sometimes you just have to contradict every sensible voice inside your head and watch something you know probably sucks beyond belief. These voices were with me when I watched the first film in the Fantastic Four series, which was very mediocre, and they were yelling that I couldn’t be in my right mind if I [...]
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