Tuesday, February 03, 2009
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- I am a vivacious person with effervescent thoughts and bubbly feelings, which I used to save for my diary and therapist before realizing I could share them with a million strangers, unless of course we've met before in which case remember that time we were at that place and then I did that thing? Sorry about that... Also I'm a writer, pop culture analyst/expert and regular TV guest. Care to be impressed by my credentials? Well then, from 2005—2008 I did Best Bets with Alison Rosen, a segment on WNBC's Weekend Today in New York show. I've appeared on Montel, Chelsea Lately, Hannity & Colmes, Fox & Friends and a bunch more and I'm a regular commentator on Fox News Channel's Red Eye. I wrote for the Los Angeles Times when I was 18. I'm a former Time Out New York editor. I'm a contributing editor for Page Six Magazine. I've written for a zillion publications including Rolling Stone, Maxim, Spin, People, Village Voice, New York Press, Nerve, Seventeen, Vibe, Seattle Weekly, Minneapolis City Pages, OC Weekly and Page Six Magazine. I used to play guitar in a punk band. I have naturally black hair. I won NY's Funniest Reporter competition.
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8 comments:
Pixar movies ROCK!
Toy Story
Toy Story II
A Bug's Life
Monsters Inc.
Finding Nemo
The Incredibles
Cars
Ratatouille
Wall-E
Have you seen all the Academy awards that have been won from these? C'mon Dustin! Don't grow up so fast...enjoy em...there are some really funny lines in these!
Thanks for posting that list Ted because while watching Alison's video I was wondering what Pixar movies I've seen.
As it turns out, I've only watched Toy Story and Monsters Inc. My reaction to both was the same - they were OK but nothing I'd go out of my way to see. But I think that's the way it is with Pixar movies - you either love them or not.
And I wouldn't see Wall-E because I have Mechanophobia, a fear of machines. But that's better than having Medomalacuphobia, right?
Am I right, guys?
That's because you guys are all like 25 years older than me! Geez!
Anyone up for a slurpee? :)
That review makes me want to see Wall-E, I can’t believe you said that Ali! That review started off so innocent and then it went so wrong.
I just woke up, so while listening to this blog I heard, blah blah blah blah FUCK! blah blah. So I decided to go listen to this vlog again. However, this time I made sure I was awake. I was amazed that Dustin and Alison did a pretty good review. It was almost as if they had actually seen the movie!
Toddrod
I can't really view the video clip right now because I don't have my headphones with me, and turning up the volume on my laptop wouldn't really matter anyway since I'm at Jamba Jizzle right now on my break. So I'll have to wait until I get back home later and listen. I could care less about the movie, I just want to listen to Alison. Personally, I don't/never liked any Disney/Pixar movies. Only one I really seen is Toy Story, but that was long ass time ago. Not into cartoons. Too mature for them, and this is considering I'm still new blood. I have the maturity of a 35-year old. I don't get why everyone all up on those movies.
YES! You said “FUCK!” Now all you gotta do the next time you say it is add a pronoun after it.
So, coincidentally, last week during lecture in my physiology of nutrition class, my professor incorporated the plot of this movie to the topic that was being discussed. If I remember correctly, he said that humans have trashed the planet so much and have wasted themselves over the years with their diet and eating habits that they were ultimately replaced by robots, since they have become so obese and unhealthy that they cannot take care of themselves anymore or do anything right. I’m not sure, but it went something along those lines. Either way, the movie looks whack.
Wall-E was worse when I hadn't seen it...
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