i haven't seen this frame in person, but the orange metallic is really
something in these photos. the blue accents and decals seem to work
really well, too.
how many kvale frames are out there, and will pictures of all of them
wind up here eventually? we may never know the answers to these
questions, but tune in next week for another episode of bullshit or not?
cute and cuddly slice-of-life from your friends in the 1% of rhode island.
this is just another example of how average folks out there are being
fucked raw by the dipshits who serve the oligarchs in the united
states. hey, these folks have to be cheated out of their pensions so
that some wall street fucker can get a tax cut or a subsidy, so if you
don't like it, well, tough shit.
the nfl is up against newt 'the pissy troll' gingrich tonight. i really
wonder if it is too much to ask that football guarantee the
entertainment value of their broadcast so that we don't have to watch
newt fling his own shit around all night during his final hours of
relevance in the 2012 primaries? the whole train wreck is about to
become very fucking boring if romney continues on after new hampshire
and somehow wins south carolina and florida. grandpa goldbug ron paul
is on his way out and will probably bob up as a libertarian party
candidate eventually, but that's gonna be about all she wrote for
mittens's opposition unless one of those ass clowns manages to become a
stupendous politician and campaigner in the next 24 hrs.
not as dumb or insulting as independence day--or as bloated, but
of course, they didn't have that kind of money to spend. however...if
you are going to make a military/sci-fi movie, you either have to have
very few aliens and do the whole gonzo military schtick or be up to your
armpits in aliens the whole time. battle: la had exactly the
wrong amount of of tv-movie aliens, and any war movie rated pg-13 is
guaranteed to blow dog. i think i heard this turkey actually made
movie-money, so perhaps they will make another one. undoubtedly it will
be as utterly pointless as this one was.
obama's recess appointments to the national labor relations board were a fantastic compliment to his appointment to the consumer protection financial bureau that drove the wingnut assholes fucking bonkers.
had obama been game to play this sort of political warfare from the
start, he could have been poised for an easy reelection this year and
quite possibly could have made the country a better place had he been so
inclined.
why? how is it possible that these movies got worse each time? the
first movie was almost indescribably bad, but compared to the next two
it was pretty much a masterpiece. the third one is so confusing and
joyless. if you replace megan fox in your movie, how exactly can you
find someone who makes fox seem like meryl streep? maybe that in itself
is a sort of genius, so there you go.
the last two, very short, series (seasons) of primeval were okay--better than dr. who or torchwood
for the love of pete--but also seemed kinda perfunctory, especially the
second set as they wanted to close out the story after ditching most of
the characters, adding an unintelligible paddy and the doctor from deep space 9. i know there's talk of a spinoff or a crossover in canadaor
something, and the ending could have been a finale wrap-up or merely
the launching point for another long story arc. i wouldn't mind seeing
it continue in some form; they did a good job with having a long,
consistent narrative despite having main characters leave the show on
short notice multiple times. i'm pretty sure the guy who plays the kid
scientist, the girl and the paddy would love to do more...since it's
time travel, they should bring back the original people, too. why the
fuck not? it would be great to have the unintelligible weegie jock back
to go with the fucking mick and the limey soap opera actors.
those crazy frakkers! it seems almost funny, in a syfy original movie way, but this is all really tied to the sorta nutty idea ofpeak
oil and associated horseshit. as we deplete much of the easy and
cheap-to-extract oil and natural gas, we will be using more of these
difficult, dirty, dangerous and expensive methods to get our fix.
fracking, deep-water drilling, tar sands mining are all last-choice
scenarios, so expect to see much more of this weirdness happening for
the next century. peak oil may not mean the last drop; it may wind up
being more about the destructive extraction methods we are left with for
the remaining oil and gas. man-made earthquakes today, godzilla
tomorrow.
a drop in unemployment is fine, just fine, but that is still really, really high for the bullshit 'official' unemployment rate. the u6
is horrifyingly high and the long-term, off-the-rolls folks (the 99ers)
are all kinds of fucked, meaning that far too many people are barely
hanging on a week at at time for the fundamental economy to be as robust
as the nation needs for long-term stability.
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