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Hello all!
Welcome to "Trouble with Titles" (or just plain "TWIT"), an entertainment blog written by a guy who not only hates all the new shows on TV, he doesn't have cable TV anyway, can't afford to see all the new movie releases, and hates reading new books, rather preferring to read the same thing over and over again.
Basically the purpose of this blog is to streamline my other blog (aka. True North Strong and Free) which is originally intended for discussions on martial arts, and has devolved into rambling, pointless discussion about entertainment. So for those of you who like uninformed discussions about new media... Welcome! For those of you who like uninformed discussions about martial arts, go HERE!
In all seriousness, welcome and I hope you have fun here!
Cheers,
AKW
Entertainment report by a guy who doesn't have cable TV, can't afford to go to the movies, and who reads the same books over and over again.
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- Book Reviews (2)
- Buffy Blogcast (4)
- Comics Review (5)
- Movie Reviews (6)
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6 comments:
Nice subtitle!
So, Mr TWIT, do I now have to comment in both places? A bit needy, aren't we?
Riddle me this: If you call a moving company nearly 2 months after they moved your stuff to report a broken tv, will they believe you when you say you hadn't turned it on in all that time?
Maybe we should check to see if the tv still works.
Yay new blog.
Will this mean we get more content updates?
Mr. TWIT, I can see you're having trouble with blog fodder (or you're busy working, which clearly can't be the case) so I present you with my lunch-time musings:
In a galactic fight between Hans Solo and Mal Reynolds, who would win? And for fun, let's also match up Princess Lea with Inara and Hans Solo with Jayne.
Hans solo gets matched up with Mal and Jayne. Well he can't take them both. Maybe Jayne should be matched up with Chewbacca.
....and why am I the last to find out about this blog.
As for the subtitle - even though you watch very little tv, and go to few movies; you manage to read all the movie reviews and commentaries on the movies months -or so it seems- before the movie is in the theatre.
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