Okay, so I've finally converted.
I held out for the longest time, but have finally given in and even embraced my new found love of. . . DVD extras. I used to rail against the commentaries, the deleted scenes, and especially the alternate endings. I wasn't interested in any information that wasn't included in the final theatrical release. I figured that if it was so important that I be given the information, then it should've been worked into the film.
Finally, I have relinquished this long held theory and it really shouldn't be surprising. I love to read memoirs, I pour over the liner notes on an album; logically DVD extras are the film equivalent. Right? So now I engage in the exact opposite behavior. I won't buy a DVD unless it is the Widescreen Deluxe/Collector's/Super Duper (or whatever) Edition and I won't return a rental or borrowed copy until I've watched everything. Sometimes I watch the movie, then immediately rewatch it with the commentary playing. It has almost become a sickness!
Sunday, May 20, 2007
Wednesday, May 02, 2007
50 Cents Worth of Decomposition
Pictured above are the pieces to a puzzle ball purchased from a 'gumball' machine. The poorly translated Chinese-to-English instructions are below. Read them carefully, it's a good laugh. At this point I have no hope of ever figuring the thing out.
HOW TO DECOMPOSE - Easily though it into the floor have fun.
PUZZLE BALL - Lets decompose & enjoy assembling.
HOW TO ASSEMBLE
2. Hold at hand. Put A2 and A3 on both side of A1.
2. Slide B1 and B2 on both side of A2 & A3.
3. Slide C1 for the side of B1 though the side of B2.
Um. . . what?
HOW TO DECOMPOSE - Easily though it into the floor have fun.
PUZZLE BALL - Lets decompose & enjoy assembling.
HOW TO ASSEMBLE
2. Hold at hand. Put A2 and A3 on both side of A1.
2. Slide B1 and B2 on both side of A2 & A3.
3. Slide C1 for the side of B1 though the side of B2.
Um. . . what?
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