I got ill Monday and Tuesday of this week. In my sickened state, these are the movies my clouded mind chose to select via Netflix Instant Queue. I love them all.
This was the saddest moment of our day. On the way back to the train station we stumbled across a posting on a light pole for Andrew Koenig, the actor who committed suicide in Stanley Park.
Seriously. Just wait. But I couldn’t find the triple deke (the childhood Gordon Bombay one, or Charlie’s winning shot).
NO idea how I missed this, but one of my favorite childhood cartoons, Bravestar, is available for free on Hulu.
“The heck is Bravestar?” you may ask yourself. It’s a cartoon about a space cowboy. Seriously. And it’s the coolest.
After 700 episodes and 17 seasons, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers has called it quits.
You sat on your livingroom floor as a child, circling the items you wanted, dog-ear-ing the corners as you flipped furiously.
Now, do it again.
Thursday on FX, everyone’s favorite Christmas classic plays all day.
Fuller… stay away from the Pepsi.
This gets posted every year on the blog, and for good reason: it made my Halloween as a kid. I’d rush home from, even cut short, trick-or-treating simply to watch this program.
Attention Nickelodeon ‘GUTS’ fans, you may now follow Aggro Crag on twitter.
If you know can decode the following tweet, you win at life:
Olmec just called me - his health insurance won’t cover his TMJ - they said it was a pre-existing condition
After filling myself on This American Life, Netflix felt the need to suggest The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. How the two are related I’ll never know.
[Disclaimer: I was home, sick. I don't normally sit around, looking to relive my childhood via Netflix; that's what YouTube is for.]
Anyhow, like many of you, I used to watch this Emmy Award-winning show each morning over breakfast.
Thanks to @CatherineGailUp for tipping me off to Pee Wee’s twitter, @peeweeherman.
Going back into the old school files. Anybody remember ‘Book It!’?
I can remember the anticipation of waiting by the counter at Pizza Hut for that small peperoni pizza. I’d think about that free pizza with every turn of the page in my book.
At the age of 14 I was truly convinced that no other Christian rapper could write and preform a song this good.
Moment of reflection here, folks. Wonderwall by Oasis.
Reminds me of being 15-years-old. All of my older friends had their licenses and we’d spend our weekends driving around town, staying out of trouble (seriously, we were probably too tame), going to Waffle House at 2:00 AM, sleeping on the floor at each others’ houses only to wear the same clothes again the next day.
Who ever wanted to “be done” with high school anyway?
