I was born a druid in Bertoxxulus, swift of foot and adept at every combat and magical arts.
Ramblings while on a slow suburban death.
Month: July 2014
Massive exposure to radiation gives birth to some exceptionally horrid movie monsters, including poor astronaut Steve West, otherwise known as the Incredible Melting Man.
On the occasion of the San Francisco Giants’ first Japanese American Day at Candlestick Park, both the Rokushige Fujima Dance Troupe and the San Francisco Taiko Dojo were asked to provide the pre-game entertainment.
No words. Just music from back in the day, when Kool and the Gang was still menacingly cool.
(old Weight Watcher recipe card)
Of all matters concerning weight and appearance, I lagged behind all young 14-year-old girls.
While there are many films that try so very hard to convey a message about prejudice, director Gabriele Salvatores’ short film “Stella” does a better job than most.
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“Robot Monster” seems to compete with “Plan Nine From Outer Space” for the dubious title of worst film.
In the early summer mornings, when the humidity was already on the rise in Kawasaki, I would wake up to the sound of my grandfather working enough spit to aim into the bathroom sink. The sound of this would echo through the little two story home.
Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes were the quintessential soul group, a band of talented singers fronted by the Most Beautiful Man In The Room, Teddy Pendergrass.
It was good of John Wayne to never stray away from playing John Wayne.