God Awful Things

Wired has a great read about a Canadian thief.. I don’t want to give much away because it’s an exciting read. The plane slowed and leveled out about a mile aboveground. Up ahead, the Viennese castle glowed like a fairy tale palace. When the pilot gave the thumbs-up, Gerald Blanchard looked down, checked his parachute [...]

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Well, it’s been a while since the Jump School movie idea. What can I say? Inspiration is hard to come by. But it does strike sometimes…. and with that, I present a new movie idea. The Grand Unified Theory of Everything (Those are links to the wiki entry on The Grand Unified Theory, and the [...]

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Good news everyone! September saw this ol’ blog have it’s most visitors to date.  About 10% more than the previous high.. and since I am such a big fan of stats and metadata. For the first time since I started this here blog, we have a new champion for most popular post in the past [...]

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There is a Hayden jam (probably shouldn’t refer to Hayden songs as jams) called “Two Doors”. click to listen. Anyway, last night I was reminded of my romantic comedy movie idea I had inspired by this song. Behind door number one is David, he runs an internet consulting firm all from the comfort of his [...]

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A few months back, myself and some chums headed out to gay Perris, CA. Some of them were going to go skydiving, so whilst they attended class, my self an ol’ Tom went to the best bar in gay Perris, CA (note: not gay bar) called The Bomb Shelter, the lady asked what we would [...]

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Chinese food is always the best idea I’ve ever had, right up until I’ve purchased it.  The anvil that has been sitting on my stomach all month is now down to 3 stones. Things are in motion now, and I have actively started looking. Plans to plans are being formed, this is how my brain [...]

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So, I was reading about that supposed evidence of the Zodiac Killer being turned into the FBI and started doing my usual google, wikipedia wandering of the internet when I came upon the Texarkana serial killer in the 40′s known as the “Phantom Killer”  Two days later, a man’s body was found on train tracks [...]

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This has been making the blgosphere rounds lately, and I of course find it fascinating and am shocked that someone hasn’t scripted a movie about it yet. Via StrangeMaps In its short-lived attempt at existence, the US state of Absaroka (pronounced ab-SOR-ka) managed to acquire quite a few trappings of statehood: a governor and capital [...]

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