Archive for December 2004

takes a nation of one to hold us back

So far the sanest comment of the Sumatran earthquake brouhaha comes from a pseudonymous author August Elokuu at gloriously unrepentant and iconoclastic lehti.

Yes. It is sad. Everyone ought to do his best to help others cope with sorrow. But the constant stream of images in the media isn’t helping. Especially when it is so blatantly used to gather sales.

Questing journalism at its best. Establishment ought to take note.

just do it

white and pleasant christmas

Ocean’s Twelve, 3.5 stars

no burst please, we’re not british

de-uselessifying the web since 1995

tv show recommendation: Spaced

all the news that’s fit to print

#define ME

HL2-cookies

weird | worrisome

Infinite resolution and sad Llamas

LotR: RotK – SEE (4 discs)

Movies that take you back to whenever

Half-Life 2

Football at its very best

Party Shuffle

Requiescat in pacem: “Diamond”/”Dimebag” Darrell Abbott

Bourne Supremacy, 3 stars

worthy links with minimalistic descriptions

Fifth time’s not the charm

Blasts from the past, part 2

Blasts from the past

No longer wintry

Movies of the Year, according to Empire magazine