A must see for any fan!

This is great stuff here. if you are a fan of the John Carpenter's "Big Trouble in Little China" then you absolutely must check this out. It's a series of flash movies using real audio from the film, set up as a South Park episode.

Thanks to Rich over at Film Stalker for providing the link to this very cool site.

Check it out and let me know what you think. Big Trouble in Little South Park.

Me: This thing is frick'n sweet. I watch so much T.V, I figure an investment like this would be worth my wild one day. Perhaps not the Death Star -since it's been done- but maybe a Bat-Cave replica, something from the Indiana Jones Trilogy, or I could rock a Cloud City design as long as I could hang with Lando.

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We've all heard rumors and speculations of the plot for Spiderman 3, but we've never had anything confirmed... Until now.

Me: Read this summary. I think I was pretty on in my estimations of the direction of this sequel. I personally think it has potential of being a lot of fun -as long as they don't over do it-. But my friend Dr. Sidious my disagree.

What do you think Nam?

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for the first time since Apollo, NASA will be sending its first vehicle/probe to the moon in 2008! sweet!

Me: I personally think this is great news. Now I'm not an armature astrologist by any means, but I am a big supporter of the space program. I think the exploration of space needs to harvest more attention. I have always said, if we were to learn that there was valuable resources on the moon, then companies would be quickly engineering ways to collect these resources. Thus, some type of plant would need to be established to process these resources, and of course they would need all sorts of workers on this plant.

I would rush to the opportunity to become one of those workers. I'm sure IT would be needed on the plant?

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San Francisco has picked this partnership to blanket the city with affordable wireless Internet access, beating out five other bidders for a chance at the highly coveted contract. San Francisco will start negotiating a deal with the two companies, following a recommendation by a city panel evaluating the project.

Me: This is cool and all, but it really dosen't do anything for me. I'm on the East coast. San Fran certainly is the center of Internet activity and tech. I guess if I were a smart man -which is often questionable- I would relocate. But hey, I've already tryied Cali, it's just to damn bright for me. Even the sun is a different color. I'm more partial for the grey East coast. I like concrete and metal.

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South 96(dot)org -catchy name- is my high school's class reunion page. This was brought to my attention by a face from the past. Now the big question is, do I go?

On one hand, it would be nice to see everyone -well the ones I liked at least- and hear what they've been up to. See who took the path of young marriage and kids, and who floated towards career and independence. I wonder how many will be divorced? Perhaps that will be more of a twenty year thing.

Now we come to the opposite hand of this forecast. I can see myself falling into my old routine, and my collection of cronies and I will keep to ourselves, drink to much and pretty much do what we do every Saturday night -yes I still hang with my few high school cronies-. But then again who am I kidding, I'm a total social butterfly and would mingle until my knees got weak and still drink to much.

Well; what about you? Did you go to your reunion? Or if your a graduate from South in 96, are you going?