Good TV. Better TV. Dead TV.
While out in the Boston hills yesterday getting some apples and pumpkins, we thought we might try and pick up a geocache. We didn’t find it, but we did find the newest feature in burial luxury:
… that did Chef in. I think the other bloggers are being too hard on the guy. It’s perfectly fine for South Park to mock other religions because Scientologist doctrine says that other religions are the result of misleading data implanted into the minds of the thetans after their 36-day, three-D, super colossal motion picture…
So Chef runs away to join a “Super Adventure Club” which brainwashes him into wanting to have sex with children. In true South Park style, they not only parody the issue at hand, but also themselves by making it hilariously obvious that they are cutting and pasting audio clips from previous episodes to do Chef’s…
Holy week is a church marathon for Amanda and I. Being in the choir means we sing Holy Thursday, Good Friday, and the Easter Vigil tonight. Toss in blessing of the baskets Saturday afternoon and that would be more church than most people can handle in a year. But we don’t stop there. Amanda being…
With Stampede Friday and Shop-At-Work Monday now behind us, I thought it opportune to reflect on some of the frequently frenzied purchases consumers “need” that I don’t. Nintendo Wii – Perfectly happy pulling out my old school PS2 once a month to play Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Offline. We just don’t game enough to…
I have a lot of respect for urban explorers that get into places that most others would never attempt to go, just for the sake of documenting the decaying history of a place that would likely be forgotten. As you can imagine, Buffalo has lots of these types of places – grain silos, Bethlehem Steel,…