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Age: 31
Sign: Leo

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Tuesday, October 20, 2009 

Current mood:  curious
Category: MySpace
the recent spike in my myspace profile views. I can't help but wonder and think of Triumph The Insult Comic Dog's quote from back in 2002.

"Reveal yourself, REVEAL YOURSELF!"

Only this time, it better not be Colonel Saunders doppleganger.

EL KING
Sunday, October 04, 2009 

Current mood:caffeinated
Category: Blogging
Hmm...it's been a long while since I posted anything here. I don't plan on abandoning you anytime soon myspace, it's just that I constantly desire an interested audience, and frankly, I don't see much action here these days.

Unlike say *cough...facebook...cough*. Or to a lesser degree, twitter. In any case, I figured I'd give you a little bit of attention just for the hell of it.

Ah hell, who am I kidding, I was just fuckin' bored.

El King...aka Shaun
Saturday, January 17, 2009 

Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
Hell yes, I hope this is true. Hopefully it doesn't get stuck in development hell. Bring on the "Civil War 2".


http://www.imdb.com/news/ni0651278/
http://io9.com/5132709/jericho-the-movie-actually-going-to-happen

Jericho To Be Made Into Movie

16 January 2009 11:03 AM, PST | From wenn.com | See recent WENN news

U.S. TV drama Jericho is set for a comeback - a big screen version of the short lived series is under development.

Theshow, a portrayal of America post-nuclear attacks, was scrapped bynetwork CBS after its first full season due to poor ratings.

Buta campaign by a devoted group of fans convinced network executives tobring the show back for a seven-episode second season, before flaggingratings once more resulted in the series being cancelled in 2008.

But now the programme's stars, including Skeet Ulrich and Ashley Scott, are set to reprise their roles on the big screen, according to executive producer Jon Turteltaub.

He tells Moviehole.net, "We're developing a feature for Jericho.It would not require you to have seen the TV show, but it get into lifeafter an event like this on a national scale. It would be the bigger,full on American version of what.s going on beyond the town in Jericho."

For those of you you've never seen it,Season One is now officially available to watch on in Widescreen andYoutube high quality.

Courtesy of CBS. However, embedding is disabled, so you'll have to go to the link below.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0Wcj4YO0Ag&feature=PlayList&p=D9B106198C36985E&index=0&playnext=1


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Currently watching:
Jericho - The Complete Series
Release date: 2008-06-17
Friday, January 09, 2009 

Current mood:  curious
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities

Hello all,

It occurred to me recently, that there is a treasure trove of obscure movies that most of us have not seen in years.

I'm not talking movies that were necessarily just 'from the 80's'. But I'm wondering what are some films that were little gems to you back in the day. Such as things that were shown late at night on HBO, Cinemax and the like.

Bonus points if you had some favorites that used to be ran on USA's Up All Night back in the day.

Some examples of films that were pretty obscure are:

Stewardess School
Slaughter High
Deadly Friend
Bad Manners (aka Growing Pains)
Weekend Warriors
Hardbodies
Deathrow Gameshow

And on and on.

There's no real purpose to this, other than to pick your brains out there for movies that you could not get enough of.

Let's have it people!

El King!!!

Currently listening:
Whisper House
By Duncan Sheik
Release date: 2009-01-27
Thursday, January 08, 2009 

Current mood:  tired
Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
El King (No, not El Rey, bitches) here, with a little something from Gary Busey:





It's about time someone posted this on youtube. I wonder how long it'll be up, seeing as how it's very new and all. 

Most folks don't usually get where this quote's from. But seeing as how "movie quoting" is big with my family, I could not pass up the chance to throw out this meme. Even though I'm almost certain I did something like this last year.

So, come to expect this every year folks.

Or perhaps not...

Thursday, December 18, 2008 

Category: Blogging

For those of you who would like to hear little blurbs and asinine remarks, catch me over on twitter.com . Just follow the trail of people shouting

"Fuck...not that guy again with his fuckin' 'heathtown'".

Of course, I as if I didn't already have an plethora of Social Networking profiles (Think of the 80's credit card excess as seen in The Naked Gun), I still figured it might be an interesting experiement.

Most of you will miss the almost certain drunken ramblings due to the coming holidays (as I'll be on a near internet blackout). All will not be lost, as there'll probably be some incriminating highlights posted somewhere, after the fact.

So until this coming Monday evening, catch me in what I do best.

Which is talking about the absurd!!! O..

Shaun







Currently listening:
Common Reaction
By Uh Huh Her
Release date: 2008-08-19
Friday, November 21, 2008 

Current mood:  awake
Poor turkey,

Don't get me wrong, I love turkey as much as the next person. But what the fuck was Palin thinking in giving an interview behind some turkey slaughtering going on?

I mean, anyone in their right mind would have just said "can we interview away from this kind gentleman doing his work?", with a wink and a nod.

Instead, I just found it hilarious to just watch her going on with blah, blah blah (all the while Mr. turkey guy in the background is just in the background doing God knows what to that turkey).

Oh boy, I have a feeling that Palin's going to replace Bush (in being the butt end of every joke).

Stay classy Ms. Palin

Here's the MSNBC version (slightly edited, but with interesting captions)



Currently listening:
Common Reaction
By Uh Huh Her
Release date: 2008-08-19
Sunday, October 26, 2008 

Current mood:  chipper

Wowsers!!!

I never knew that so many NBC staff can be so raunchy. We need to get these folks to do some standup.  There's some seriously golden shit found here!


"People say if I could blow myself, I wouldn't leave the house. But if I could blow myself, I would leave the house. I'd want people to see that shit." -Bob Saget

http://blogs.villagevoice.com/runninscared/archives/2008/10/matt_lauers_roa.php

Matt Lauer's Roast: Tom Cruise, Katie Couric, and 3 Hours of Dick Jokes

Posted by Tony Ortega at 5:11 PM, October 24, 2008

lauercruise.jpg

Just got back from the Hilton in midtown after three hours of dick and pussy jokes from some of the biggest stars of TV and film. Over plates of rubbery chicken, with Howard Stern in the audience, with Aretha Franklin doing the most amazing rendition of the Star-Spangled Banner ever (and while playing the piano herself), and with Abe Vigoda sitting on the dais and managing to stay somewhat alive, the afternoon's Friar's Roast did not disappoint.

Cameras and recording devices were not allowed, but we managed to write down the dirtiest jokes on a notepad under the table. Without further ado:

Lauer's Today buddy Al Roker was "roastmaster" (ask your parents), but before he could even get warmed up, Tom Cruise made his "surprise" entrance (which was such a surprise, it had been broken on the Internet hours earlier).

Cruise was brilliant casting, because the rollercoaster he's been on the past few years over his space-alien-worshipping religion started over two big events -- the way he jumped all over Oprah's couch expressing his love for new babe Katie Holmes, and for a confrontational interview he did in 2005 with journalistic cupcake Lauer. The Lauer interview in particular made Cruise not only appear unhinged, but it also made him look like a bully for the way he criticized Brooke Shields for turning to medication to deal with post-partum depression. (Those wacky Scientologists believe the best way to treat all maladies, particularly those of the mind, is with maximum adoration of 30's pulp fiction author, L. Ron Hubbard.)

But today, Cruise was not only a good sport for showing up to roast Lauer, he really killed. Guy was hilarious and self-deprecating. He joked about how he and Lauer were actually best buddies and went everywhere together, how they pranked Willard Scott, and how they talked on the phone four times a day (and he had slides to go with it).

"Matt has also given me some great advice," Cruise said. Things in 2005 were going great, Cruise went on. He'd just made a movie with Spielberg, and he was going to go on Oprah's show. Matt, he said, asked him what he was going to talk about. When he said he was going to talk about the movie, Matt made an "angry sigh," Tom said.

"Tom, don't be glib," Cruise said, imitating Laeur, "You're in love. Go crazy. Trust me, people will love you for it."

Tom then explained that Lauer also gave advice to Jeff Zucker (the NBC Universal CEO who was also sitting on the dais) to dump Leno, and Lauer also ran into OJ Simpson on the golf course and gave him advice as well. "Juice. Look, if those guys got your shit in Vegas... don't be a pussy, just go up to that hotel now and take it. Trust me, Juice, people will love you for it," Cruise said as Lauer, and got big laughs.

Cruise then said that his life is "going from international movie sets to amazing parties. And then from amazing parties to international movie sets. But Matt, you found happiness doing the same thing every day."

The diminutive movie idol then turned to leave, and Lauer jumped to the microphone: "Can you stay? We can get you a booster seat."

Al Roker couldn't help adding his own Cruise jab: "Tom can't stay because the space ship has to leave soon."

Cue the knowing oohs and laughter from the audience. Tom, you were lovable but we all know you belong to the wackiest of sci-fi religions.

Roker then threw out an observation that got another groan, pointing out two of the celebrities on the football-field-long dais. "Who looks more like a man, Clay Aiken or Dara Torres?"

Ouch!

"There are three things Matt and Sarah Palin have in common," Roker continued. "They each spent $150,000 on clothes in a single season. They were both screwed over by Katie Couric. And both wear women's jeans."

Roker then introduced Martha Stewart, who looked pretty out of place at a Friar's Roast. The closest she could get to raunch was saying that "I hear NBC executives call Matt the 'Cock of the Rock.'"

If she was tepid, Meredith Viera more than made up for it. Lauer's Today costar started right in with, "That motherfucker Matt Lauer," and got a big laugh.

"I am amazed that I have time for this stupidity," she said, pointing out that she does the Today show, Who Wants to be a Millionaire?, has three kids and a husband, and that's a lot of balls to juggle.

"Look at Katie Couric. She juggled Matt's balls for six years. That's three years per ball."

(At this point, the spectacle of a TV personality doing this kind of material had the room of 1,900 rolling.)

"She squeezed those suckers so tight, she left nothing for me. Thanks, Katie," Viera said, but she was just getting warmed up.

"People say he's so prim and proper, like he's got a stick up his ass. It's not a stick, my friends, it's Al Roker's dick."

After showing some slides from Beijing, with Lauer and Roker prancing in tights, she added: "Let' just say Al puts the 'meat' in 'meteorologist."

"I don't know if you knew this about him, but Matt is a lefty," she continued. "Which is precisely why NBC hired him." (Oh, the McCain camp is going to love that one.)

"Let's focus on Matt's numerous achievements in journalism," she said with the briefest of pauses. "OK, that's done."

She then congratulated him, and said, "I'll see you Monday, asshole."

Katie Couric was next.

"I haven't heard this much applause since CBS executives heard I was leaving," she cracked.

"There are 1900 people here, which is about the biggest audience I've had since I moved to CBS."

Also: "Al Roker, Obama's second favorite weatherman after Bill Ayers."

And: "It's great that one of Barack Obama's political advisers could make it here today. Ladies and gentlemen, Brian Williams."

And as for Sarah Palin's $150,000 on clothes? "In Eliot Spitzer dollars that's three hookers and a pony."

On that Cruise interview, and why it pained Lauer: "He wanted to be the only good-looking man in the room everyone thinks is gay."

She then did a Letterman-style Top Ten Things About Matt which were fairly funny. Some highlights:

"10. According to his wife, he's not really an early riser, if you know what I mean."

7. When Katie did the colonoscopy live on television, doctors found Matt's head.

And the best:

"2. He loves to eat Curry."

The room loved that one, and Ann Curry blanched. Great moment.

"What, Indian food! What's wrong with you people!" Katie said.

Couric was followed by Zucker, who got off a few zingers of his own. He reminisced about Bryant Gumbel leaving the Today show.

"There was the time Matt stayed for a while at Bryant's house. That must have been exciting. Two white guys talking golf."

And: "It's just good to see Matt up here and not under my desk."

And: "I don't want to say Matt is a germophobe, but he's the only guy I know who uses Purell both before and after he masturbates."

The inimitable Richard Belzer then followed Zucker, and as is his trademark, abused the audience as much as he told jokes. And the best moment came when he tried to tell his final joke and kept screwing it up.

"It's not all fluff and fluffing," he said about Lauer's lightweight reputation. Lauer had also done serious reporting, he continued. "Who could forget the time when he tracked down the exact membership..."

And that was the wrong word. So he started the joke over again. Five times. Finally, he dragged Lauer himself up to deliver the punch line:

"Who could forget the time when he tracked down the exact measurement of Ann Coulter's dick," Lauer said to a roar from the audience. Another great moment.

Comedian Jeffrey Ross was on next, and didn't disappoint. "I've never been to a show where the fat lady sings at the beginning," he said. And Aretha Franklin returned the favor with her middle finger.

Ross on Jeff Zucker: "How do you make fun of a guy who looks like his penis?"

And, to groans: "I haven't laughed this little since we roasted Terry Schiavo."

NBC anchor Brian Williams then approached the microphone after being called up by Roker -- how would he do after a killer like Ross?

"Thanks, Al. It was great to see you this morning in spandex, as it's always great to see your vagina," Williams said.

About Lauer: "I often say, a lot of the clothing you see him wear on the Today show is also available for men."

On the economy: "It's so complicated! We just say 'it's a crisis.'"

On Zucker: "He's doubled our stock. You can now buy two shares where before you could only buy one."

Williams was followed by a guy who had won some kind of roasting contest. He had one good line: "We all know Joe the Plumber, and Joe Six-Pack. Well, now we know Joe Blow. Ladies and gentlemen, Clay Aiken."

Bob Saget was next, and he noted that, like Lauer, he's 52. But Lauer is married and Saget is divorced: "Do what I'm doing, Matt. Come into the Dark Side. My next wife hasn't even been born yet.

Saget then went for the raunch. "People say if I could blow myself, I wouldn't leave the house. But if I could blow myself, I would leave the house. I'd want people to see that shit."

But for pure raunch, Saget was outdone by Gilbert Gottfried.

He had recently given Today's Asian-American cohost Ann Curry some lessons in stand-up comedy. "People ask me, does Ann Curry's pussy go sideways?" Gilbert said to gasps. But he was just getting warmed up.

Curry was dying as he started a joke, "Ann Curry told me this one. Two sisters. One sister is eating out the other sister's asshole." Curry is dying. "The first sister is eating out the second sister's asshole, and the second sister is playing the trombone with her pussy..." Believe me, the best part of that joke had already been told by that point.

He finished with: "How do you get a faggot to fuck a woman? Fill up her cunt with shit. Thank you."

Lauer finally, after a brief appearance by Pat Cooper, got his turn.

"Oh my God. I almost invited my mother."

He then pointed out that at NBC they had obituaries completed and ready to roll on 11 of the people on the dais.

And as for a December interview he has scheduled with Cruise and what happened the last time: "He pulls that shit again, I will fuck him up."

On the Friars: "They guaranteed me that nothing I said would be seen or heard, so I feel like I'm anchoring the CBS news."

As for rumors of romance with Katie: "Let me just say that I saw that colon a lot before the rest of you saw it."

And: "What's with all the small-dick jokes? It was fun to look over and see Ann Curry laughing... like she doesn't know how big my dick really is."

And finally: "As hard as I may try, I will never forget this afternoon.

Currently listening:
Common Reaction
By Uh Huh Her
Release date: 2008-08-19
Tuesday, October 21, 2008 

Category: Movies, TV, Celebrities
"If I should die, have my balls soaked in alcohol, lay my dick on my chest
And tell all these good cock bitches that ole Shine has gone to rest.
Shine died and went to hell.
The devil said, "All you bitches, you better climb the wall,
Cause ole Shine done come down here to fuck us all!"

Rudy Ray Moore aka Dolemite

http://www.aintitcool.com/node/38804
http://www.latimes.com/news/printedition/california/la-me-moore21-2008oct21,0,4372689.story





Rudy Ray Moore dies at 81; comedian and filmmaker influenced rap and hip-hop


By Jocelyn Y. Stewart

October 21, 2008

Rudy Ray Moore, the self-proclaimed "Godfather of Rap" who influenced generations of rappers and comedians with his rhyming style, braggadocio and profanity-laced routines, has died. He was 81.

Moore, whose low-budget films were panned by critics in the 1970s but became cult classics decades later, died Sunday night in Toledo, Ohio, of complications from diabetes, his brother Gerald told the Associated Press.

Though he was little known to mainstream audiences, Moore had a significant effect on comedians and hip-hop artists.

"People think of black comedy and think of Eddie Murphy," rap artist Luther Campbell of 2 Live Crew told the Miami Herald in 1997. "They don't realize [Moore] was the first, the biggest underground comedian of them all. I listened to him and patterned myself after him."

And in the liner notes to the 2006 release of the soundtrack to Moore's 1975 motion picture "Dolemite," hip-hop artist Snoop Dogg said:

"Without Rudy Ray Moore, there would be no Snoop Dogg, and that's for real."

When it came to his own sense of his accomplishments, Moore was never burdened by immodesty.

"These guys Steve Harvey and Cedric the Entertainer and Bernie Mac claim they're the Kings of Comedy," Moore told the Cleveland Plain Dealer in 2003. "They may be funny, but they ain't no kings. That title is reserved for Rudy Ray Moore and Redd Foxx."

The heyday of his fame was in the 1970s, with the release of "Dolemite" followed by "The Human Tornado," "Petey Wheatstraw: The Devil's Son-in-Law" and "Money Hustler."

The way Moore told it, his introduction to Dolemite came from an old wino named Rico, who frequented a record shop Moore managed in Los Angeles. Rico told foul-mouthed stories about Dolemite, a tough-talking, super-bad brother, whose exploits had customers at the record shop falling down with laughter.

One day Moore recorded Rico telling his stories. Later Moore assumed the role of Dolemite, a character who became the cornerstone of his decades-long career as a raunchy comedian, filmmaker and blues singer.

"What you call dirty words," he often said, "I call ghetto expression."

But long before "Dolemite" debuted on theater screens, Moore had found fame -- and fans -- through stand-up routines and a series of sexually explicit comedy albums.

Not only were the album contents raunchy, the album covers featured women and Moore nude and were too racy for display. So store clerks kept the albums under the counter. Without airplay or big-studio promotion, the so-called party records were underground hits.

"I put records in my car and traveled and walked across the U.S. I walked to the ghetto communities and told people to take the record home and let their friends hear it. And before I left the city, my record would be a hit. This is how it started for me," he told the St. Louis Post Dispatch in 2001.

Although contemporaries such as Foxx and Richard Pryor found success with a broader audience, Moore's stardom was bounded by the geography of race and class: He was a hit largely in economically disadvantaged African American communities.

According to his website, Moore was born in Fort Smith, Ark., on March 17, 1927.

In his youth Moore worked as a dancer and fortune teller and he entertained while serving in the U.S. Army. But his big break came with the recording of his Dolemite routine:



Dolemite is my name

And rappin and tappin

that's my game

I'm young and free

And just as bad as I wanna

be.



By the time Dolemite appeared on film, he was the ultimate ghetto hero: a bad dude, profane, skilled at kung-fu, dressed to kill and hell-bent on protecting the community from evil menaces. He was a pimp with a kung-fu-fighting clique of prostitutes and he was known for his sexual prowess.

For all the stereotypical images, Moore bristled at the term blaxploitation.

"When I was a boy and went to the movies, I watched Roy Rogers and Tim Holt and those singing cowboys killing Indians, but they never called those movies 'Indian exploitation' -- and I never heard 'The Godfather' called 'I-talian exploitation,' " he told a reporter for the Cleveland Scene in 2002.

Late in life, Moore saw his work win fans far beyond his African American audience. There is a "Dolemite" website and chat room that boasts a cross-cultural collection of young fans. Such interest won him mainstream work in an advertisement for Altoid Mints and a commercial for Levi's jeans.

Though Moore built a career on talking dirty, he was very religious. He took pride in taking his mother to the National Baptist Convention each year and often spoke in church at various functions. He rationalized his role as a performer.

"I wasn't saying dirty words just to say them," he told the Miami Herald in 1997. "It was a form of art, sketches in which I developed ghetto characters who cursed. I don't want to be referred to as a dirty old man, rather a ghetto expressionist."
Friday, October 17, 2008 

Current mood:  awake
Category: News and Politics
Watch and listen:


Currently listening:
Mahler: Symphonies Nos. 1 & 5; Lieder
By Gustav Mahler
Release date: 2001-01-23