This movie is a mindbender, and definitely isn’t for everyone. It appeals to my affinity for absurdism. Unforunately while I absolutely loved it the first time I watched it, watching a second time was painful. What’s amazing is how every disjointed scene actually reaches culmination by the end of the movie (except the one with the cow’s milk…).

I like the rare episode of Flying Circus and Holy Grail is the best movie of all time, but Life of Brian was a huge disappointment.

I hooked my entire family, and my brother went through more of the series and is now almost out of considerable debt.

I loved Paycheck, the movie, so much that I tracked down this short story and consumed it as an audiobook. I was very disappointed, it had very basic similarities to the movie script, but it lacked the cleverness and suspense that the movie pulled off so well.

Consumed as an audiobook, this story is about a boy who wins a space suit, gets picked up by an alien and a young girl, and saves humanity. All the elements of good distraction reading.

I’ve consumed this in audiobook format, but I’m reconsuming it in dead tree format so I can get everything out of it.

Seth Godin is a brilliant mind and I consumed this book several times (and probably will a few more) in audiobook format.

I could’ve bought this entire album for just Veruca Salt’s song, but every song on the album is excellent work.

I’ve read the first edition, now I need to lay my hands on the second edition.

A Texas phenomenon in burritoes that makes Chipotle look like the weak attempt that it is.