Yes, but it's short, sweet and random.
So, I decided to turn off the Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Billy Bob Thornton flick "Faster" the moment the one couple got married and then went to shoot at bottles in the desert with their wedding clothes on. Gimme a corny break. I mean, corn city.
I don't know what I'm like that with movies. I mean, certain things just turn me off so bad and usually it's such a miniscule thing. I never wanted to see Faster in the first place but it's playing on one of my movie channels right now so I happened to catch quite a bit of it. Sure, it was pretty bad, but nothing made me scramble for my remote until that damn couple.
It's like, bad characterization. So anyway I was barely paying attention to the movie, I was writing and such, but it's not that complex so I could glean most of the details and with minimal attention you know, but as I understand it, The Rock's character's brother got killed by bad guy that *insert villainous gimmick here* and now that Rock character is out for blood!
The police played by a drug addicted Billy Bob and an ever oh-so-coolCarla Gugino are looking for Rock's character who I'll just call Rock from here on out because he killed some people, I think. But anyway there's this couple in the movie and one can tell they're a BAD to the BONE racing car couple that lives on the wild side!
So they have a small wedding, after which I'm presented with a scene of them shooting cans in the desert, her in her wedding dress and him in his tux. No thanks. Just beat me over the head with it why dontcha? Ever heard of subtelty?
And Billy Bob, what the hell? Do you just take every role offered to you? I know the money's good so listen, I won't hate that bad, but where's your darkness gone, man? You used to be striking!
Anyway. Check the labels. This is just a rant. Great grammar does not apply. Nor does sense, or having a point.
Now for some How It's Made.
Peacy Weacy!
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Off to work!
It's 6:48 am, and it's a new day! I've thrown misery to the wind, though I'm sure I'll meet that cold bastard again, and am here this bright new morning to present to you one of the bands that powered me through college, Pitty Sing. Their music is hard to find outside of youtube, as are their albums, however, anything is possible. Maybe this video and song will light a little fire under your patootie to get out there and listen to some quality.
So here it is, Fallen by Pitty Sing. Catch their short but rad discography down below as well!
Discography:
Pitty Sing (2005)
Demons You Are the Stars In Cars Til I Die (2004)
Eat it up!
Peacy Weacy!
So here it is, Fallen by Pitty Sing. Catch their short but rad discography down below as well!
Discography:
Pitty Sing (2005)
Demons You Are the Stars In Cars Til I Die (2004)
Eat it up!
Peacy Weacy!
Monday, January 9, 2012
Hello there misery
January 9th
2012
Misery came and slid itself
Twirled around my psyche
Leave me in the abysmal dark
Reach me in the searing light
Distance travelled in mental strides
A vortex of thought
Sound of mind
2012
Misery came and slid itself
Twirled around my psyche
Leave me in the abysmal dark
Reach me in the searing light
Distance travelled in mental strides
A vortex of thought
Sound of mind
Sunday, January 1, 2012
Hello there person of the future!
Welcome to 2012, wow, I accidentally typed 2011 instead of 2012 back there. Isn't that hilarious? Especially when you consider the fact that this post is being made with the New Year in mind.
So, anyway, welcome person of the future, you person who exists in the time depicted in movies like the horrible 2012, the very good I Am Legend, you.
Come join me and celebrate the arrival of 2012 by doing something very 1900's; peruse this list of sci-fi books including one that takes place in 2012 and consider reading them. You know, reading, the amazing thing you're doing right now! Isn't it fun?!
1.
Future History by Robert Heinlein- Can't go wrong with Heinlein and this story is set in 2012!
2.
Moon Fall by Jack McDevitt. I love McDevitt and his books are quality sci-fi that have a diverse cast of characters!! Deeeelish!
3.
Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke. Amazing! A complex plot and style, strong imagery, and an alien starship with a cylindrical sea? Gimme more. But when I got more, it was effing Rama II. I'm not even linking to that book. Stay away. The WORST sequel since Son of the Mask which I didn't even need to watch to know it was horrific. Gosh Rama II is horrible. For shame Arthur C. Clarke! You're lucky Rendezvous with Rama was a masterpiece because if it hadn't been I would've shown up at your house and commanded you to go on a Rama II burning crusade during which I would force you to find every copy of Rama II in the world, collect them and bring them to a location of my choosing where we would toss them all into a raging fire.
Plus, Mr. Clarke, you could always blame it on Gentry Lee. Ooooh horrible.
4.
Ancient Shores by Jack McDevitt- I told you Jack McDevitt was good, because this one is bombastic as well. Pow!
5.
Ender's Game--The ending obliterated my mind. A satisfying book. Just really good, man! Ender rocks.
So eat those up and let me know how they taste, sweet thangs.
Peacy Weacy!!
P.S.
Yeah I called you all sweet thangs.
So, anyway, welcome person of the future, you person who exists in the time depicted in movies like the horrible 2012, the very good I Am Legend, you.
Come join me and celebrate the arrival of 2012 by doing something very 1900's; peruse this list of sci-fi books including one that takes place in 2012 and consider reading them. You know, reading, the amazing thing you're doing right now! Isn't it fun?!
1.
Future History by Robert Heinlein- Can't go wrong with Heinlein and this story is set in 2012!
2.
Moon Fall by Jack McDevitt. I love McDevitt and his books are quality sci-fi that have a diverse cast of characters!! Deeeelish!
3.
Rendezvous with Rama by Arthur C. Clarke. Amazing! A complex plot and style, strong imagery, and an alien starship with a cylindrical sea? Gimme more. But when I got more, it was effing Rama II. I'm not even linking to that book. Stay away. The WORST sequel since Son of the Mask which I didn't even need to watch to know it was horrific. Gosh Rama II is horrible. For shame Arthur C. Clarke! You're lucky Rendezvous with Rama was a masterpiece because if it hadn't been I would've shown up at your house and commanded you to go on a Rama II burning crusade during which I would force you to find every copy of Rama II in the world, collect them and bring them to a location of my choosing where we would toss them all into a raging fire.
Plus, Mr. Clarke, you could always blame it on Gentry Lee. Ooooh horrible.
4.
Ancient Shores by Jack McDevitt- I told you Jack McDevitt was good, because this one is bombastic as well. Pow!
5.
Ender's Game--The ending obliterated my mind. A satisfying book. Just really good, man! Ender rocks.
So eat those up and let me know how they taste, sweet thangs.
Peacy Weacy!!
P.S.
Yeah I called you all sweet thangs.
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Friday, December 9, 2011
Happy Birthday DeQuaina!
Is what I'm saying to myself today. I feel a little strange about revealing my real name on here but what the hell. DeQuaina. That's my first name, but it's Prosepunk to you. Still. I might be 26 but ain't tihs changed rekcufrehtom!
Anyway, now that that nonsense is out of my system, I'm here to present a thoughfully compiled list of things Prosepunk likes RIGHT NOW. Hope you like them too, because everything preceding this long winded and rambling list introduction is a bunch of greatness that shall expand your mind. Teach you a thing or two. Oh, and as always this is a two way conversation, if you're reading this, feel free to start a dialogue with me. I won't bite. Or kill you. Or even respond? What's there to lose? A few keystrokes. Anonymity. I eat anonymity for breakfast though, so you are wise to be cautious.
It's my birthday so I can ramble and be as incoherent as I like. this is my blog after all. Look I didn't even capitalize the first word in the last sentence. This is an organic flow of thought, pure stream of consciousness. I am supposed to be introducing you to the list of things that I like right now. Drop your eyes and feast upon my offerings.
(In no particular order)
1.
Kid Cudi's "Pursuit of Happiness" the original and Steve Aoki version.
2.
Final Fantasy 12. I'm still playing it and it's still so good. I love it. I'll beat it throughly, and enjoy myself while I do it.
3.
Killzone. Haven't played in a few days but as soon as I have the time to devote to it I plan to dive right back in nuts deep. I mean ankle deep. Women can't dive in nuts deep into anything can they?
4.
Swiss and Rainbow Chard. Pull the leaves from the stemps, wash thoroughly. Cut the stems AND the leaves. Heat up some garlic and olive oil in a pan. Throw the stems in. Then about four minutes or so throw in the leaves. Cook, turning and then covering for a while. Cook until a darker green, or to desired consistency. Enjoy.
5.
This Dr. Pepper I'm drinking right now.
6.
Beach House's Teen Dream album.
7.
Independence.
8.
My artistic strides.
9.
Parenthood. I really like that show for some reason. The acting is just very natural and real to me.
10.
The random function in my Zune software. It just gave me Bat for Lashes' "Tahiti".
11.
Life.
12.
The subtle let down of adult birthdays.
13.
The surprise agents of birthday glee that one never expects to enjoy.
14.
The positive outlook I've acquired while not always unwavering it is enduring.
15.
My job.
16.
My relationships.
17.
Marcos pepperoni pizza with double garlic and parmesan. So good. Throw some cheezy bread in there and you will lose you mind, son!
18.
Watchmen. I hated the movie when it first came out in theaters. Now it's one of my faves.
Your gift to me, enlightened reader, is to not judge me for any typographical or grammatical errors. Happy MeDay.
Anyway, now that that nonsense is out of my system, I'm here to present a thoughfully compiled list of things Prosepunk likes RIGHT NOW. Hope you like them too, because everything preceding this long winded and rambling list introduction is a bunch of greatness that shall expand your mind. Teach you a thing or two. Oh, and as always this is a two way conversation, if you're reading this, feel free to start a dialogue with me. I won't bite. Or kill you. Or even respond? What's there to lose? A few keystrokes. Anonymity. I eat anonymity for breakfast though, so you are wise to be cautious.
It's my birthday so I can ramble and be as incoherent as I like. this is my blog after all. Look I didn't even capitalize the first word in the last sentence. This is an organic flow of thought, pure stream of consciousness. I am supposed to be introducing you to the list of things that I like right now. Drop your eyes and feast upon my offerings.
(In no particular order)
1.
Kid Cudi's "Pursuit of Happiness" the original and Steve Aoki version.
2.
Final Fantasy 12. I'm still playing it and it's still so good. I love it. I'll beat it throughly, and enjoy myself while I do it.
3.
Killzone. Haven't played in a few days but as soon as I have the time to devote to it I plan to dive right back in nuts deep. I mean ankle deep. Women can't dive in nuts deep into anything can they?
4.
Swiss and Rainbow Chard. Pull the leaves from the stemps, wash thoroughly. Cut the stems AND the leaves. Heat up some garlic and olive oil in a pan. Throw the stems in. Then about four minutes or so throw in the leaves. Cook, turning and then covering for a while. Cook until a darker green, or to desired consistency. Enjoy.
5.
This Dr. Pepper I'm drinking right now.
6.
Beach House's Teen Dream album.
7.
Independence.
8.
My artistic strides.
9.
Parenthood. I really like that show for some reason. The acting is just very natural and real to me.
10.
The random function in my Zune software. It just gave me Bat for Lashes' "Tahiti".
11.
Life.
12.
The subtle let down of adult birthdays.
13.
The surprise agents of birthday glee that one never expects to enjoy.
14.
The positive outlook I've acquired while not always unwavering it is enduring.
15.
My job.
16.
My relationships.
17.
Marcos pepperoni pizza with double garlic and parmesan. So good. Throw some cheezy bread in there and you will lose you mind, son!
18.
Watchmen. I hated the movie when it first came out in theaters. Now it's one of my faves.
Your gift to me, enlightened reader, is to not judge me for any typographical or grammatical errors. Happy MeDay.
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Woke up to Killzone, Only to Die by Killzone!!
Died so many horrible deaths at the hand of this thing:
I didn't watch the entire video because I want to defeat this metal hellion without help, but this video has a funky beat and from the looks of the first few seconds of this battle this guy's got the right idea! I've died a million times killing this thing so even though this guy makes it look easy, I assure you it is not. I inadvertently got a tip by viewing the first few seconds though, switch up my fyahpowah!
Story developing.
Peacy Weacy!!!
I didn't watch the entire video because I want to defeat this metal hellion without help, but this video has a funky beat and from the looks of the first few seconds of this battle this guy's got the right idea! I've died a million times killing this thing so even though this guy makes it look easy, I assure you it is not. I inadvertently got a tip by viewing the first few seconds though, switch up my fyahpowah!
Story developing.
Peacy Weacy!!!
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