Posted on 29 March 2007 by Gnorb ||
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Movies and Music.
Another day, another movie. The Wife decided last night to go out and rent Babel, which both she and I had been wanting to watch ever since it was in theaters. (I’ll use the fashionable “we didn’t have time” as my excuse for not having seen it then. Actually, it was because this hermit-apparent hadn’t [...]
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Posted on 25 March 2007 by Gnorb ||
Comments: 0 || Topic(s):
Movies and Music.
Alright, so The Wife and I finally got around to see 300 last night. I think I can summarize the move in three words:
Eww!
Cool!
Fap fap fap!
Seriously, this is it. Want more? Here’s the rundown:
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Posted on 27 February 2007 by Gnorb ||
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Movies and Music.
If your life had a soundtrack, what would the theme song be, and what songs would be included?
Recently someone asked that very question in the 9Rules Notes section (Your Life’s Theme Song) and I thought that to be one I would ask you. To be fair, here’s my response:
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Posted on 24 February 2007 by Gnorb ||
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Life, Movies and Music, Personal Development, Quotes.
The Wife and I broke down and finally bought seasons 2.5 and part of season 3 of Battlestar Galactica from the iTunes store this past week. This morning we were watching the first episode of season 3, “Occupation/Precipice” (they’re sold as one episode) when a few things said caught my ear.
I’m in the process [...]
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Posted on 7 February 2007 by Gnorb ||
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Movies and Music.
The Wife is laying down in the living room, watching the movie Unbreakable. (If you haven’t seen it, this is one of the best comic book hero movies made, although it’s not even based on a comic.) The movie is on a part near the end, where the main character, David (Bruce Willis), is walking [...]
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