The increasingly humorless John Hawkins is going to great pains to explain away his own mistakes regarding our last radio show interview with Michele Catalano. Using words like integrity and honesty, our self-righteous hero is continuing his onslaught from the frantically partisan soapbox of RightWingNews. And it’s starting to piss me off. So allow me to summarize briefly: Looking to make Michele appear a crazed bitch, Hawkins pointed his readers
April 26, 2005
“Of Cabbages and Ex-Presidents”: a protein wisdom sudden fiction
When the man opened his freezer with vague hopes of finding a stray Dove Bar, he was surprised to find the severed head of Jimmy Carter staring back at him, its peppery eyebrows flecked with frost, eyes wide and empathic, full pink lips glazed and heavy with ice. “Jesus,” the man said, taking a step back. “What are you doing in my freezer, Jimmy Carter’s severed head?” But the ex-President’s
Film reviews in five words or less, #25
Zero Day (2003) Directed by Ben Coccio. Stars Andre Keuck, Calvin Robertson, Rachel Benichak, and Christopher Coccio. Five words or less review: Hannity would fucking hate this.* *very highly recommended; see also, Elephant
Why? I mean, seriously. Tell me. I want to know.
Good question. Let’s go think about this.
Talking back to 80s music, 43
Sure, but that was back in, what, 1983…? That small cafe is now an Autozone, and the only reason you’d pass it as shadows fall these days is if you’re in the market for some crank or a $25 blowjob from a tranny hooker. “Always Something There to Remind Me,” Naked Eyes (original by Burt Bacharach/Hal David)
Debunking pop-cultural myths, 7
During its third season, “Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place” changed its name to “Two Guys and a Girl” in order to shorten the title for onscreen tv listings—not because show star Traylor Howard “thinks Wops are filthy, garlic-caked cheese guzzlers who stink of Drakkar,” as a co-star Ryan Reynolds notes in an easter egg on the SE DVD of National Lampoon’s Van Wilder.
