The movie was just OK for me. Katt Williams was the funniest person in the movie. Tracy Morgan reminded me of the same character he played in Little Man.

I DVR’d this a while ago and finally found the time to watch it this weekend. I have the sense of humor for it, but I don’t think I can watch this by myself. I’m going to keep it on the DVR until I have friends over and we have “one of those” nights.

It was a pretty alright movie. Entertaining, but nothing too exciting. I would sorta label this similar to Titanic minus the sappy love story but with an Armageddon ending.

This book has given me the inspiration to continue on in my quest to be a creative.

It really has a lot of tips on how to get where you want to be regardless if you have to do something else for a while.

I couldn’t sit through the whole movie. After 45 minutes of me being bored out of my mind, I had enough.

The last 20 minute is what made the movie for me. It was unexpected and that’s what so great about it.

Although some relationship weren’t developed like the person below stated, I think it fit perfect with the way things ended.

Well…although the last entries about caffeine free Diet Coke were written more than a year ago, I wanted to post about why I enjoy it.

I am trying to lose a little bit of weight and this soda is perfect because I am trying to cut sugar out of my diet. I also have acid reflux, so I am not suppose to have that much caffeine.

Minus Keanu Reeves and his acting, it was a pretty good movie.