Archive for September, 2010

30 Days of Sobriety: How to Quit Alcohol for One Month

I’m the treasurer of the Straight Edge Society.

For the past 30 days, I’ve been living relatively clean. I haven’t had a taste of alcohol in a month. A MONTH! It’s almost a straight edge life if not for the fact that I smoke, watch TV, eat junk food and dick around the Internet all day. But yes, for the past 30 days, I have managed to stay away from alcohol. If you know me, this is a shocker. If you want to quit alcohol for a whole month too, let me give you some tips.

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High School of the Dead: Not Just T&A

At first glance, High School of the Dead seems like animated softcore porn with zombies. It’s full of gratuitous shots of boobs and butts. But if you look past bouncing tits and spread crotches, you will see a George Romero zombie movie infused with anime elements. That’s right. I said it. If George Romero made an anime zombie movie, it would look something like High School of the Dead.

BOOBS!

The same social commentary found in George Romero zombie movies is found here. You just have to dig deeper and get past the T&A. Once you realize that this is more than just a series of scenes with a pair of large breasts kicking zombie ass, you can appreciate the fact that you are watching human nature in an apocalyptic scenario. You will then start asking yourself how you would react when zombies suddenly emerge and plunge the world into utter chaos.

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7 Magnificent Moments in the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards

My current TV watching habits are limited to news programs and Discovery Travel & Living, which is now known as TLC. So forgive me if I don’t care much about most of the results of the recently concluded Primetime Emmy Awards. However, I did find some moments of the show very amusing.

Born to ROCK.

That opening skit was definitely the highlight of the show. You got Fallon, Fey, Lynch, Hamm, the Glee kids, that chick from the Vampire Diaries and Hurley singing and dancing and letting everyone know that it’s not going to be the same old dull awards show from years past. It just set the tone for the rest of the night. Well, at least for the entire Comedy section of the awards.

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