Jimmy D weighs the pros and cons of sugar versus high fructose corn syrup.
Monthly Archives: November 2012
KTHXDIE 4 – Windows 8
The new Microsoft OS is here. So?
Family Circus – Behind the Circle #4
Jeffy tries to be cute for his grandma.
Family Circus – Behind the Circle #3
Billy and his friend have a conversation on the front steps.
KTHXDIE 3 – Privacy on the Internet
Jimmy D discuss Privacy on the Internet, that you have none, and what to do about it.
KTHXDIE 2 – Console Wars
Jimmy D reveals the true outcome of the so-called “Console Wars”. SPOILER: You didn’t win.
KTHXDIE 1 – Hashtags, Trends, and Pay-to-Post
KTHXDIE, where Jimmy D rants about his dislikes. Today’s target? Social media.
Family Circus – Behind the Circle # 2
The kids take their dog to the beach.
Sam Talks of the Dead: Chapter 5
With the stability of the entire group and Rick Grimes himself falling under scrutiny, what else could possibly go wrong in the next chapter of the The Walking Dead? Will Michonne go crazy and kill everyone? Will Carol and Tyrese reconcile their differences? How on earth does Lori have enough food to sustain her pregnancy? Maybe we’ll get some answers in this chapter.
That Ruled Episode 7 – Bloodsport
Jimmy tackles one of his favorite martial arts films, Jean-Claude Van Damme’s debut, Bloodsport. Lao Che never had it so good. This episode also marks the official debut of the new That Ruled theme song, written by Sam Bean of The Senseless!
Bear Rant
Bears are scary. So much so that I had to do this rant in a bear-proof fortress.
Music Kombat – I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll
Comic Review Show!: Saga Volume 1
Samantha Maybe makes a decision between two relatively new sci-fi series, after a bit of an accident with a worm hole…
Mind the Gap and Saga both belong to Image
Music used in this episode includes:
Intermission – The Protomen, Necromancer – Play For Japan, River’s Perception/Saffron – Firefly, Book’s Hair/Ready for Battle – Firefly, Mal Fights Niska/Back Home – Firefly, Leaving/Caper/Spaceball-Firefly, Inara’s Suite – Firefly, Wild Arms Theme, TARDIS – Doctor Who:Series 5
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Sam Talks of the Dead: Chapter 4
We reach an interesting point in the intersection of television and comic at this point. The TV series, as any one familiar with both forms of media will tell you, is moving at a much faster pace than the comic does. In addition it’s moving at a much faster pace than the TV has in the past. What does this mean for the future of the show? In my opinion nothing but good things can come of this. I think the writers realized how good the upcoming material was a decided to do crazy things like consolidate entire chapter into one single TV episode. Has it been working? Yes I believe it has been working quite well, and I’m really interested to see how far they get in comic land by the end of this season. The speed of season 3 does mean that I have more TV comparisons to make so lets get to it!
Family Circus – Behind the Circle #1 – Snow Shoveling
What started out as a slightly dark joke has now turned into a video…hooray!!!
Family Circus copyrights belong to Jeff and Bil Keane. www.familycircus.com
Music track from www.partnersinrhyme.com
Ending Theme Songs – The Raccoons
Skeletroy re-visits some of the songs from his favorite movies and TV shows.
I’ve Seen It Once: Paperman Review
With hair more unruly than your youngest sibling, and snark pouring from the depths of her soul, AlanahSees brings you episode two of the I’ve Seen It Once review show: a review of Disney’s animated short film “Paperman.”
Ring Of Fyre Special: Thoughts On WWE Survivor Series 2012
Thomas gives his thoughts on the latest PPV offering from WWE, Survivor Series 2012!
The Ring Of Fyre – Episode 23
This time on The Ring Of Fyre……….ugh……….should I have even bothered?
Apathy Strikes Back
Sam Talks of the Dead: Chapter 3
Hey it’s time for Chapter 3 of The Walking Dead!!! Wooo! I was genuinely excited to read this chapter, as it is the first one that goes on past the TV show…and now that i’ve read it…i’m even more excited to watch the new episodes. I was worried that I would feel that reading the comics completely ruined the show for me, as I’ve spoken with other readers who aren’t pleased with the way the show is going. However I feel that both the TV show and the comics are a delightful look at the logistics of post-zombieapocalyptic survival and that similarly to Fight Club they compliment each other well. The dramatic elements of a TV show are somewhat different than those utilized in a comic book, and so the big differences in storytelling are, I feel, overall justified for a TV audience. Anyway, back to the comic!