stuzzy

I'm loving GTA! I drove around on a lawn mower wearing nothing but underwear, cappin' fools as I listened to Willy Nelson sing Crazy. Is that a Lynch moment, or what?

Yeah, I built the house from a kit a while back, but was playing around with the macro setting on my camera the other night. I was pleasnatly surprised with the results.

Dental would be nice. I have been a bit slow as of late... Sorry.

I fucking LOVE Thundarr. I chased down a few episodes on an old VHS tape. It still rocks!

I did a little digging about a year ago to find out who owns the rights, hoping that it might be reesurrected - even got to talk to Joe Ruby. Unfortunately Warner Brothers gobbled up the rights and is just letting it wallow in oblivion.

i like the name change
and thanks for the comment
it seems alot of us are to busy to update that often, but i dont feel obligated to record every second of my life for others to see

Ah, Stuzz, Stuzz, Stuzz... Are we really to have the great Wrath of Kahn/Search for Spock debate?

Now I love Kahn, don't get me wrong. Obviously there would have been no SFS had there been no WOK. Some have made the case that they're esentially two parts of the same story. Some even include Voyage Home in that story... (Though that's one of my least favorites, and I try to ignore. Yeah, I get into plenty of arguments over that.)

Anyway, I just think that SFS boils Trek down to its most basic element: the charcaters. One of its strengths is that ALL of the characters actually do something, and they do it in to save their friend. Nobility is always great fodder for drama.

All the traditional elements that tended to shape Trek's story structures were abandoned. This isn't a story about exploring in the name of the Federation; Kirk and crew are defying the Federation. This isn't about life on a starship; they blow the Enterprise up. (One of the most powerful moments in the movie.)

SFS doesn't shy away rom the metaphysical. One of my problems with later Trek incarnations is the "sterility" of existence. There's nothing that wows because at the end of the day, everything is just a "neutrino flux field," or some such bit of techno-jargon.

SFS actually dealt with the idea of a human soul and what that means to the concept of loyalty. The Vulcans, for all of their logic, are still mystics.

So, that's why I proudly shout that Star Trek III: The Search for Spock is my favorite in the series, damnit!

on the PC I play:
Battle Field:1942 and Battle Field:Vietnam
Nemesis of the Roman Empire
Crusader Kings


on my PS2:
Silent Hill
Lord of The Rings
UEFA Euro 2004
and Shin Megami Tensei:Nocturne

Where the hell ya been? And what's with that bitch anyway???

Hmmm... Not to make light, but the first thing that popped into my demented little skull was Dr. Klahn exclaiming, "Take him to detroit!"

So where ya been, man?

[Edited on Oct 13, 2004 10:45AM]

Oh, you'll hear all about it!

Dude... That's all I can say... Dude...

That hurts. I'm real sorry, man.

I'm sorry you lost your cat. He does sound awesome. Very beautiful also. It's hard losing a friend you've had for so many years. I'm sure he'll be the coolest cat wherever he's going.

that was the funniest thing i've read all week! hope things are going well.

Where the hell you be?

Ah, ya bastard! But damn, did I laugh my ass off. Thanks!

yeah I'm sure they're out there, but when I go out looking for them, I wind up getting distracted by the bad ones.

hope that all works out ok, but i do believe we should reach for the stars cause perhaps that will be the solutions to the problems you mentioned.
Oh yeah i narrowly escaped from the pit of the mormons basement, but was unable to help others.

yes I do windows.