Holiday Cheer
One of the ornaments on my christmas tree this year is from last year’s UCB New Year’s party.
I painted a bunch of styrofoam balls to look like planets because there was some kind of day-glo theme and I took my favorite one home at the end of the night.
It looks like EARTH guys.
I don’t care of you get it at Trader Joes, Zabars, or some other specialty store:
Don’t you dare miss out on eating Pumpkin Butter this winter.
My boyfriend and I haven’t seen The Hangover and it comes out on DVD today.
We feel like the only people we know who haven’t seen this movie. More than any other movie this year we have heard people talking about it everywhere we go.
It’s always hard to see a movie when it’s so hyped up but I might rent it today.
Am I going to like it?
Most of the people I admire in entertainment aren’t huge stars. The idea of being so famous you can barely go anywhere sounds terrible to me.
I just don’t wouldn’t want to be 21 and already having people tell me that my being naked was boring.
Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet
Having An Average Weekend (Kids In The Hall Theme)
Best opening song to a sketch show, in my opinion.
I’ve used the song as black out music before, because it’s SO GOOD, but I feel like I am like trying to steal the KITH magic when I do.
The State’s theme song wins out for me by a hair, but that is because it is so manic. Though both let you know that you are in for a good time.
Grizz from 30 Rock needs a kidney. Seriously, he is on a 5 year waiting list for a kidney and has to lose 75 pounds before he qualifies for one.
Can the show help him and release “Kidney Now!” for real?
Hey, isn’t Mark Wahlberg in the new Peter Jackson movie, The Lovely Bones?
It’s a rainy, post 90s hip hop and R&B dancing, Boyz II Men sort of day.
![chrisfarah:
I LOVE THIS, and can’t download it. Boo.
nathanieljames:
Currently listening to. Front to back.
Hindustani Gangster, I believe, is the current end-all-be-all of Jay-Z mashup mixtapes, and it’s probably my vote for mixtape of the year. Music Without Borders really out-did all the other producers and DJs by laying down a specific concept and building the music around this concept: They basically re-wrote American Gangster. They managed to tell the story of the gritty streets of India, and wrap that story around the same allegories that Jay-Z alluded to in the original American Gangster album. This isn’t Frank White’s soundtrack…it’s someone else’s, and the incredible music makes it clear.
[Download]
This looks really cool and I’ll check it out but I’m confused by the part where this person says it isn’t Frank White’s soundtrack…
FRANK WHITE IS BIGGIE. THAT’S A BIGGIE ALIAS IN REFERENCE TO CHRISTOPHER WALKEN’S CHARACTER IN KING OF NEW YORK.
The gangster in American Gangster is named Frank Lucas.](http://9.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_kujadwumMw1qzzvv4o1_500.jpg "chrisfarah:
I LOVE THIS, and can’t download it. Boo.
nathanieljames:
Currently listening to. Front to back.
Hindustani Gangster, I believe, is the current end-all-be-all of Jay-Z mashup mixtapes, and it’s probably my vote for mixtape of the year. Music Without Borders really out-did all the other producers and DJs by laying down a specific concept and building the music around this concept: They basically re-wrote American Gangster. They managed to tell the story of the gritty streets of India, and wrap that story around the same allegories that Jay-Z alluded to in the original American Gangster album. This isn’t Frank White’s soundtrack…it’s someone else’s, and the incredible music makes it clear.
[Download]
This looks really cool and I’ll check it out but I’m confused by the part where this person says it isn’t Frank White’s soundtrack…
FRANK WHITE IS BIGGIE. THAT’S A BIGGIE ALIAS IN REFERENCE TO CHRISTOPHER WALKEN’S CHARACTER IN KING OF NEW YORK.
The gangster in American Gangster is named Frank Lucas.")
I LOVE THIS, and can’t download it. Boo.
Currently listening to. Front to back.
Hindustani Gangster, I believe, is the current end-all-be-all of Jay-Z mashup mixtapes, and it’s probably my vote for mixtape of the year. Music Without Borders really out-did all the other producers and DJs by laying down a specific concept and building the music around this concept: They basically re-wrote American Gangster. They managed to tell the story of the gritty streets of India, and wrap that story around the same allegories that Jay-Z alluded to in the original American Gangster album. This isn’t Frank White’s soundtrack…it’s someone else’s, and the incredible music makes it clear.
[Download]
This looks really cool and I’ll check it out but I’m confused by the part where this person says it isn’t Frank White’s soundtrack…
FRANK WHITE IS BIGGIE. THAT’S A BIGGIE ALIAS IN REFERENCE TO CHRISTOPHER WALKEN’S CHARACTER IN KING OF NEW YORK.
The gangster in American Gangster is named Frank Lucas.
