The fucking Wuzzles. Now, these cute things I haven’t thought about in years. But was I really ever supposed to remember them? With halloween coming up, me and my many housemates were thinking of costume Ideas and the Wuzzles came up.

I have nothing against the wuzzles. I think I worshiped them as a kid, I had the monkey/Rhin stuft animal. Rhinoky? But, with online and youtube.com and google, you can find any fragment of your childhood media fantasys at the click of a button. Which is great as an information tool. But, I wonder when I get to grow up. My co-workers all say, “It is never too late to have a good childhood”.

But when does adulthood start these days?

I am 27, and I just posted about the Wuzzles. I mean really.

turbo sonic caries vintage boom boxes from the 70-80’s, perfect for all you retro hipsters. too bad its in japan.

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painting on wood kinda rules.

This could be the worst sex tape ever created. Dustin Diamond AKA “Screech” (Saved by the Bell) SUPPOSEDLY has a 40-minute sex tape, in which he engages in a threesome with two women and even performs a Dirty Sanchez.

This will be the a last video you will ever see, after watching this you will immediately scratch your eyes out and pull your balls off! Where was the cameras when Kelly Kapowski was getting a Dirty Pirate? Better yet… when beautiful Leah Remini (she played Stacey Carosi, Mr. Carosi daughter… Mr. Carosi owned the beach resort where Zach and the gang worked during the summer)… was getting blown out by some dude? She is way too class for the Jelly Doughnut or The Screaming Dolphin.

Read New York Daily News article

 

Half Nelson is one of those rare films that you forget your watching a scripted piece at all. Its craft is seemless and its subject matter is heavy. But isn’t eveyone’s life heavy? That is why when watching this film the audiance is tested about the GREY AREA in life.

Nobody is perfect, and I’d like to think everyone has good intensions and this film reflects that with eye opening realisim.  This Nelson is really a turning point film for a young 13 year old african american girl who is caught between selling drugs for the well being of her family and doing what is right. But, what is right? Learning early on that her history teacher, Mr. Dunne, is a flawed individual her bond with him strengthens as she leans on him for help in more ways then the classroom walls will allow.

I don’t want to talk about the perfomance by actors or how great the music was or there is a cute cat in it.  All that would make it seem like a cheap movie review.

5 madex’s out of 5

Would Teddy do him?  Yes.