Meet the New Blog (Same As the Old Blog)

Where were we? Ah, yes: popcorn, ham & cheese, women's lingerie and culture fart. That's what it was, and my heart will go on. Right? Just nod if you can hear me.

The tree has a few extra branches lately. There's Creature Double Feature, a low-key horror parade. Also, It's Your Birthday and Swamp Sex Robots serve as shelves for odds & ends. And, for the game, there's Bennett Place, a home for all our best(ish) videos. That doesn't mean this house is condemned. Any & all original creations will still filter though here - especially any kinda commentary (which there will be more of) and videos.

Videos. That can happen some more if there's an interest - from you and from us. In the meantime, here's a new Top 100 - not in video form. But it's still fun to look at & sorta fits in with the theme as of late.

The list. It's been about 5 years since the last one, and almost 10 years since the first published one. As time goes by, I'm seeing less new stuff get on the list and more old, old favorites bubbling back to the surface. This may be a result of aging, I dunno. After enough life, you can feel which movies are still in your blood and which were just one night stands. There are movies that I loved that I haven't revisited in 10 years, so, they get benched. They can stay on the DVD shelf forever, but they're not who I am right now. Like books & songs & paintings, they change as we do. So, the list will keep changing, recruiting old favorites or experiencing new classics (the latter much less likely). Stay tuned.

- Paul

Where Is Everything?

PB and J lived not too far off, tho they were very untogether. And then, thru a variable series of interests and internets, they seemed to meat. Whilst they both seemed to have some, they actively had none. That was, of course, until, they had All. They watched the same flower and bosoms. They licked the same foods. Some even said, thru the sum of all fears, that they lookaliked. They lived under the earth in severe bliss, sometimes visited by family, Girls, and The Dog who never left. The fat mailman changed their address, but the 3 stayed together. Loss of health sent them to Church, and even still and then, PB and J and The Dog stayed together and loved together. They lived rightly and never lied 'bout living wrongly. And it goes on.

- P

More digital pics of trees, TV, and women of a legal age