“Elvis or Johnny Cash?” “Dancing With the Stars or American Idol?” “Leno or Conan?” You’re kidding me, right? Four wars, unprosecuted financial robber-barons, eroding civil liberties, unprecedented attacks on democratic unions, and an insanely bloated military industrial complex. Go f*ck yourself, John. (Stewart’s take-down of the whole ridiculous charade here.)
Archive for the ‘Bureaucratic Nightmare’ Category
Remarkably Awful, John King
Posted in Bureaucratic Nightmare, Politics, tagged Fiddling Whilst Rome Burns, John King Cannot Do His Job on June 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
LucasFilm is Officially Creatively Bankrupt
Posted in Bureaucratic Nightmare, Film, Quixotic Monomania, tagged Devil Horned Kenobi, Indiana Solo, Lucasfilm, Lucia Skywalker, MOAR LIGHTSABERS, Star Wars: The Old Republic on June 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
In this trailer, devil-horned Obi Wan Kenobi and hot manga apprentice Lucia Skywalker escort space cowboy/smuggler Indiana Jones Solo towards a courtroom/jail cell, when SUDDENLY- Lucia, what do you sense? “Darkness.” Jesus, not darkness! Sith Attack!!! Thank God Indiana Solo has the fastest ship in the galaxy. He can “get ‘er out on the Falcon.” [...]
Andrew Napolitano and Shep Smith on the Wikileaks Debacle
Posted in Bureaucratic Nightmare, Education, Politics, tagged Andrew Napolitano, Shepard Smith, transparency, Wikileaks on November 30, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Ah. Reasoned and intelligent discourse from Fox News. Wait. What? I was as shocked as anyone. Shep Smith and Napolitano remain the only two sane voices in a loud bowling alley of troglodytes. More transparency now, please.
Banky’s Exit Through the Gift Shop Film Trailer
Posted in Art, awesome, Bureaucratic Nightmare, Courage, Creativity, Design, Film, illustration, Innovation, Video Games, tagged Banksy, Exit Through the Gift Shop, Space Invader, tre´ Ninja on April 9, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
I cannot wait to see this. The scene in the trailer where Banksy scales the wall effortlessly to escape the cops is tre´ Ninja. This, to me, is the purest example of art needing a valve. When people will risk criminal prosecution to exercise free speech, creativity, and really, hard-ass-work, I think there’s a pretty [...]
