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Friday, April 2, 2004 If anyone is remotely interested, I did the James Asal interview in this month's Sequential Tart. Oh, and there's a new review (not by me) at the J LHLS blog. Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 07:42 PM PST [Link] In our ongoing series of The Ginger Mayerson Fifty Films, here is 42/50: I'm No Angel She's not kidding. Mae West, Cary Grant, yeah. Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 07:40 PM PST [Link] The Economist has better ways to attack bush. Well, at least this week's cover does. (Now they tell us.) Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 07:38 PM PST [Link]
"Technology has changed the way men and women are finding each other to perform awkward, sweaty, mating rituals, yet the psychology behind the courting system still remains the same. Just like in nature, males still are the initiators of the contact, urged on by the sinking feeling of loneliness after beating Megaman III for the 100th time and the constant nagging erection in their drawers. Women still use bright and shiny objects to attract the attention of the male, but now it's in the form of extravagantly decorated website with animated gifs and midi's of the Dawson's Creek theme song. Males will compete against each other for the fancy of the young women by bombarding her with instant messages of "omg u r hott wanna cyber?". The male that is most persistent and can Photoshop his head on Brad Pitt's body will win the female, as the herd of prospective males head to the next geocites or livejournal site and the cycle of life continues. The human species will continue to adapt in this manner to keep up with the new and exciting ways to find love." I didn't think we were doomed, but now I'm not so sure. Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 07:32 PM PST [Link] Thursday, April 1, 2004 In our ongoing series of The Ginger Mayerson Fifty Films, here is 41/50: Guys and Dolls Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 07:25 PM PST [Link]
"Can we all pull our heads out of our asses now? We have been hugely disserved for years because the 'liberal media' let their distaste for President Clinton color their news coverage to the point of completely obscuring what was going on in the world. Our current Fearless Leader has been given a free ride in the press for years, while we lost jobs, lost civilian lives, lost international credibility, lost government accountability, lost any meaningful attempt at environmental protection, lost the right to have our votes counted, lost fiscal responsibility, lost educational funding, lost the two hundred year old tradition of a Supreme Court protecting the constitution against the executive branch and lost any illusion that government serves the people and not the party in power." Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 08:40 AM PST [Link] Wednesday, March 31, 2004 In our ongoing series of The Ginger Mayerson Fifty Films, here is 40/50: The Adventures of Baron von Munchausen Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 09:01 PM PST [Link]
"So let's dispense with the chit-chat and go straight to the sofa." Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 08:22 AM PST [Link] Tuesday, March 30, 2004 Why this site was dead most of Monday. Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 09:47 PM PST [Link] Decease is reviewed at J LHLS blog. Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 09:34 PM PST [Link]
 Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 08:32 PM PST [Link] In our ongoing series of The Ginger Mayerson Fifty Films, here is 39/50: The Grass is Greener Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 08:27 PM PST [Link] Monday, March 29, 2004 Ganglords of Chinatown gets reviewed at J LHLS blog. Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 06:05 PM PST [Link] In our ongoing series of The Ginger Mayerson Fifty Films, here is 38/50: Duck Soup Posted by Ginger Mayerson @ 05:49 PM PST [Link] |
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