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My Love Affair with Motivational Posters...

One of my favorite things to do when I'm online perusing the web is to take photos of a humerous (or sometimes serious) nature and give them captions in the form of motivational posters...I shell a new one out every Monday on my blog and I thought I might share some of my favorite creations with you guys...



This is a oldie but a goodie...it's also this week's showcase for the RPG Carnival...

I dressed up as the communist party for Halloween one year...I made way too many Yakov Smirnoff jokes that night...

Too often would folks photoshop Admiral Akbar into this one...

...

Oh, the irony...

If you enjoyed these, be sure to check out my blog every Monday for more motivational goodness...

The Only Thing Better Than Hitler On Ice


So...this is still just a rudimentary idea thus far and is not fully developed...let me know if you think I should give it a little more juice and actually produce it...


IDEA FOR A SHORT FILM: "Drowning Hitler"

Two people debate whether or not the world would be a better place if Hitler hadn't started WWII and exterminated millions of Jews...one is the uncorrupted Paladin-type of person while the other takes a more neutral position saying we can't be sure of what will happen if we change things...butterflies and earthquakes and such...

Enter Corn..."HAI GUYZ! I BUILT A TIME MUSHEEN! LET'S FUCK WITH STUFF!"...and so they go to solve the debate...

They appear in 1912, Germany...Li'l Hitler is taking a relaxing stroll by a riverbank...they argue briefly over who should do it...

RPS ensues...

Righteousy McPaladin is the lucky winner...he kicks Hitler into the river and proceeds to drown the bastard...sobbing while he does it (after all, it's a little kid)...they go back to the future...

*maniacal cackling*

Drastic changes have occured (as punctuated by the line "What the fuck happened?")

A narrator comes on and explains the impact of Hitler's demise including, but not limited to, the following...POLAND, THE SLEEPING GIANT, ROSE UP IN 1934 AND ENSLAVED THE REST OF HUMANITY...THEY CAPTURED EINSTEIN AND DEVELOPED THE H-BOMB, THUS SEALING THEIR POSITION AS THE SUPREME RACE...THEY GENETICALLY ENGINEER THEMSELVES TO HAVE 18'S IN ALL STATS AND DEVELOP TRIANGULAR UNIFORMS WITH SILLY HATS BECAUSE L. RON HUBBARD SAYS THEY'RE MORE EFFICIENT...

"Told you so."
Corn - "Well I guess we should go back and fix it."

They go back to mere seconds before they arrive...

"So how do we stop ourselves?"
"Simple. We just tell-"

Corn cocks a pistol as their past selves appear and fires 3 shots as the other 2 scream "no"...

As they watch themselves bleed out the face...

"Huh...I thought we might start fading out of existence or something."
Corn - "Don't be ridiculous...that only happens in the movies."

*pause and awkward glance towards camera*

"So what should we do now?"
"I dunno."

*pause*

"HEY! I KNOW! LET'S GO BECOME OUR OWN GRANDFATHERS!"
All in unison - "YEA!"

BLACKOUT


I hope you enjoyed it...now, I leave you with the comedy stylings of Stephen Colbert...embeded with a reference you grognards will appreciate...enjoy!...

This Is Something I've Been Wondering For A Long Time...

...and now I have an answer...


I KNEW ABOUT THIS BEFORE EVERYONE ELSE!

I love animation...if I had any talent for it, I'd be an aspiring cartoonist...but alas, I don't...so I satisfy my creative aspirations through my writing, short films and D&D (when I've got players, that is)...but I still have a soft spot for animation...


As a result, I've got a series on my blog called Flash Friday, where I take my past week of internet cruising and showcase the best flash cartoon and flash game I found in my travels...this week's edition covered some RPG-themed material that I found...the cartoon I chose was created by the brilliant Adam Phillips, my favorite animator of all-time...as a result, anything else I may have found was knocked out of the running for mention on my blog...

A tough decision...but sometimes I can't help myself...I found this one today*...it's about 30 seconds long, but it speaks to the heart...

We all know that guy...you know...the one who always rushes up behind you when you've just discovered something new on the internet and begins blabbering about how he's already seen it or "that's old news"...they're the expert on the subject and you're his nubian inferior because he heard about it before you did...

Funny thing is, most of the time they're talking out their ass about it, having only seen it themselves a few minutes beforehand...that one moment where he can feel superior to you is the highlight of their day...

Watch this...it made my day...


*For the record, I saw this before everyone else did...I was the first one...

Futureviews: September Blows

This is Futureviews (foo-too-reh-voos), a segment where I review movies that haven't come out yet...and then gloat quietly to myself as you inevitably agree with me...ain't I a stinker?...


Happy September, everybody...well, sorta...September is one of those lame months of the year, where you're not quite used to the academic routine but it's in full swing...the weather sucks (i.e. Hurricane Ike being sorta outside my window)...and the choices as far as the box office goes are both broad but limited...assuming of course you have enough common sense to avoid things like Bangkok LAMEgerous...not to say I haven't liked Nicholas Cage in some of his movies (i.e. The Wicker Man), but come on...if you've already seen Wanted, there's no point in checking this one out...

Anyway, on to the heart of this post...INGEST MY BASELESS OPINIONS, NOW!...


Burn After Reading - George Clooney, Brad Pitt, the cop from Fargo, and John Malcovich in a Coen Brothers film...need I say more?...

Watch! That! Shit!


Righteous Kill - Sounds like a topic I should debate with my paladin, but it's a movie with Robert of Niro and Al Pacino investigating a series of murders...having seen 88 Minutes about 88 times, I've lost any flavour I might have for this kind of movie with Pacino in it...it's an okay movie, about as good as Vantage Point...

I'm not going to watch it, but if you've got nothing better to do, go ahead...


Tyler Perry's The Family That Preys - Now, I haven't watched any of Tyler Perry's work...I hear it's all fairly hit or miss and I haven't really had any interest in any of them before this one...the trailer makes it look like a solid drama, though reading the synopsis worries me when I find out that a good portion of the film is dedicated to the matriarchs going on a cross-country road trip...that ain't my kinda deal, but I'm still going to give it a glance despite my reservations...

It's worth a look...


The Women - It's The Last Kiss with more chicks and less Zack Braff...if I know my readers at all, y'all are as uninterested as I am...if I'm wrong, remind me to reprimand you next time I visit...

Not even a combination of sex, Reeses pie, and 8-hours of D&D could make me watch this film...


Ghost Town - Mediocre comedy...like The Sixth Sense except the main character is actually alive for most of the movie (and Dumbledore dies and Vader is Luke's father and it was Colonel Mustard with the Lead Pipe in the Library)...probably just as funny too (I laughed)...

I'm not gonna watch it, but it wouldn't be a bad decision to do so...


Lakeview Terrace - This movie is not a work of fiction...we all know Samuel L. Jackson is a badass in every way imaginable (FUN FACT: Did you know that Scorpions on a Ship is the first production Jackson has turned down a role in since he was asked to play a Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard in a high school play?)...shoot, some of you may have even thought to yourselves "Golly! Wouldn't it be great is Samuel L. Jackson was my neighbor?"...

Well, you're wrong...this is not a work of fiction...it's a documentary...may it serve as a warning to you all...


My Best Friend's Girl - I feel sorry for Jason Biggs...American Pie both made and destroyed his career...however, he has served us well be acting as a harbinger for bad romantic comedies...

Plus, Dane Cook is lame...don't watch this...it's not going to be good...


Eagle Eye - I love Shia LaBeouf...he is one of those few actors who simple cannot be in a bad movie...he's a young actor, but that's still a great accomplishment...plus, Billy Bob Thorton?...shit, yea!...he's way too good an actor to be in some of the movies he's been in...but he still does quality work...

Watch this one!...


The Lucky Ones - Rachel McAdams, Tim Robbins and Michael Peña go on a road trip...I generally don't like road trip movies...they tend to blow...especially with 2 dudes and a chick...

Unless of course, you're traveling through Limbo...don't watch this...


Miracle at St. Anna - I generally enjoy Spike Lee's work...Do The Right Thing is one of my all-time favorite films...and this looks like it'll be no exception...I am most definitely going to see this film...the trailer gives me this nice creepy feel that I don't often get (unless I'm watching Gurren Lagann, in which case I'm in Constant Shivgasm Mode)...looks to be a WW2 drama with a hint of supernatural mystery and probably some attention called to racial divide...

Maybe we'll see some folks that aren't black or italian in this one...go watch...


That's it for this month...tune in again in October for another barrage of biased, but accurate Futureviews!...

The Priest Shows Up On Sunday...Coincidence?...

This is quite the interesting idea you've got, Monterines...allow me to introduce myself to you all...


My name is Reverend Mike...I'm currently a sophomore attending the University of Miami, majoring in Motion Pictures, Religion and Physics...I'm almost constantly jacked in to the internet and have a wide variety of traditionally nerdy interests, including but not limited to D&D, film, anime, videogames, all sorts of science, and pretty much anything involving science fiction and/or fantasy...so long as it's good, of course...

My other blog, The Book Of Rev, covers all that material specifically, so I'll probably do my more general posts here...I look forward to being a part of this international community...

Have a good day, all...