Friday, October 8, 2010

Next 3 pics



First four pics

Somehow the bunny pic has gone missing.





Tuesday, October 5, 2010

The Clown Prison

...and a sign that warns all those who pass through the doors of the Cargo bar. I'm thinking of making a romantic comedy starring Q & snookie called 'Sleeveless in Staten Island'











Friday, September 24, 2010

Jess & Q

Jess of One,True, Three Fame; Unofficial Adam & Eve spokeswoman.
BQ of stealing your GF/wife fame. Unofficial Divorce Court spokesman.


Saturday, August 21, 2010

NOT-SO-SUPERBOWL

The Not-So-Superbowl results are in and the great and irreproachable Ming Chen has decided on a winner. Will the left bowl please step forward...you are the winner! Bowl on right, cry and secretly lament wasting every moment of your life thus far on falling short on the most important competition you'll ever face!


Friday, June 11, 2010

Frank #2

Forgot to post these pics of Frank #2 from Makin' Hay II...He's the lazy bum sitting down while I strain my bad knees for my art!





Not-So-Superbowl/Flanagan's list


Left: Walt's list of cost-saving measures for college students.
Below: The unveiling of the Not-So-Superbowl trophy as discussed on today's ep. Gift certificate not pictured.



Will YOU take home the gold? Not if you don't fire up those cameras and get crackin'!

Friday, May 14, 2010

Makin' Hay II





























#1-Bry and Erica of Eugene's Tasties
#2-Need foam rubber?
#3-'Boner alley' in Dennis' magazine place
#4-Where's your 'Cat Fancy' section?

Makin' Hay





No music this week's ep. Felt it would compete too much with the clattery-sounding interviews. Opening jam is by J Sargent. Sent in all sortsa' unsolicited and now look...He's reached the pinnacle of his career. Pics #1 & #2 are obviously Dennis's magazine stand. #3 & #4-Ira's pornmobile. #5-Elvis lookin' dude.

Friday, May 7, 2010

Show 11 Playlist

The music ran longer than the show but this was the planned playlist. I think most of 'em made it in.

1) Sweet Leaf-Godsmack
2) Purple Haze-Ozzy, Zakk Wylde, Randy Castillo, Geezer Butler
3) The Pusher-Blind Melon
4) Smoke Two Joints-South Park Mexican
5) Have A drink On Me-Hayseed Dixie
6)Hotel California-The Gipsy Kings
7) Comfortably Numb-Van Morrison, Roger Waters, The Band
8) Heroin-Lou Reed
9) Sister Morphine-Rolling Stones
10) Master Of Puppets-Apocalyptica
11) White Rabbit-In the Woods
12) Snow Blind-System of A Down
13) Hurt-Sad Kermit

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Here's why...

MajorWally's comment, to me, reads as: "Come on man, I wanted more" which is nice to hear IF it's a sincere compliment. However, his phrasing leads me to believe that this isn't exactly the sentiment. Instead, (and yes, I know I'm paranoid at times) it appears to imply that I cut the episode into two parts due to simple laze or indifference which is hardly the case. Please, read on.

If Aesop was pretentious, had lousy punctuation, and internet access... this would be his lost fable.
Once there was a man with oversized genitalia who liked to garden. His friend, a wealthy mo-fo, owned a plot of land twenty minutes from the Gardener's home and one day said 'have at it dude, plant yourself a garden on my dime.I promise, it'll make ya' happier'.
The Gardener thought it wise to seize the opportunity but couldn't go it alone so he called a friend who refused to help plant half the shit the Gardener wanted to, but possessed some essential tools for gardening. Then he called another friend from a nearby village who was so-so with the technical aspects of gardening but had an awesomely fucked-up accent that was fun to rip on.
So, by no one's request, and with his friend's blessing(as long as a small section of the garden was reserved for a certain psychoactive plant), the Gardener began traveling the twenty minutes each way to his friend's land to plant flowers with his two buddies once a week.
He did this not only because he wanted to, but also thought the villagers would be into it.
The Gardener understood by the end of the week all the villagers would have seen the flowers and he knew he had to replace all the shit he just planted or the landscape would quickly become boring and the villagers would ditch him and his gay-ass garden pronto.
After the wealthy friend pimped the garden hardcore, the villagers took notice. Most were appreciative for this unrequested and free-gratis(Swearengen shout-out!) nicety, so they left notes on the community bulletin board for the gardener and his crew telling them so.
What a very small minority of the villagers didn't consider was; traveling and planting accounted for 2-3 hours of the process. In addition, the gardener had to choose what flowers he thought he, his posse and the villagers would like most then prune and trim that shit which took another 10-12 hours and just when one garden was finished, work had to begin on the next. Consistency was the name of the game.
Despite taking on easily 12-15 hours of uncompensated work each week, the Gardener was more than happy to oblige since 99% of the villagers seemed to enjoy the fruits of his labor. On top of it all, the quality of the wealthy man's strain was increasing so no complaints there except the guy without the awesomely fucked-up accent acted like that section of the garden was fertilized nuclear waste and bitched about it ad nauseum.
One day while checking out the community board he found a note from MajorWally. This particular villager fell into the 1% category. You know, the complainers/haters/trolls. MajorWally dropped this line to inform the Gardener that his efforts that particular week were inadequate.
In his younger days the Gardener might have told MajorWally to go fuck himself and allowed the little ingrate to spoil his mood. Thankfully, the Gardener has that aforementioned assistant who taught him a little something about not sweating the small stuff. More importantly, there are a boatload of villagers who were satisfied, complimentary, and looked forward to the following week's garden.
And that's what keeps this Gardener going. The 99% of villagers who didn't write that goddamn note. The villagers who either say thanks, give constructive criticism or say nothing at all. Because shit man, if you like it that much and it's free...what's to grouse about?
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Since people (including myself) like pop culture so much, here's the abridged version. Doesn't fit EXACTLY but captures the feeling.

"I have neither the time nor the inclination to explain myself to a man who rises and sleeps under the blanket of freedom I provide, and then questions the manner in which I provide it. I would rather you just said thank you, and went on your way."
Col. Nathan R. Jessep

regards,
Bry

Friday, April 30, 2010

Episode 10 playlist

The all-cover version episode

1) Moonage Daydream-Racer X
2) Carry On My Wayward Son-Yngwie Malmsteen
3) Good Times, Bad Times-Godsmack
4) Mr. Crowley-George Lynch
5) Fade To Black-Disturbed
6) God Save The Queen-Anthrax
7) Highway Star-Joe Stump
8) No Quarter-Tool
9) Am I Evil-Metallica
10) I'm Your Boogie Man-Rob Zombie
11) White Rabbit-Lizzy Borden
12) Beat It-Yngwie Malmsteen

Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Evil Nambla bastards

Published: December 31, 1982

A 13-year-old New Jersey boy believed to have been abducted last month was found yesterday, apparently unharmed, in the Port Authority Bus Terminal in midtown, the police said.

The boy was asking for information about a bus to Highlands, N.J., when he was spotted by Officer Joseph J. Filingeri of the Port Authority police.

''He wasn't upset,'' said Officer Filingeri, ''but he was very anxious to get home.''

The boy was last seen Nov. 29 walking to the Henry Hudson School in Highlands. A Federal warrant was issued earlier this week for Hugh Hammill, 21, who was charged with abducting the boy and taking him to a cottage in Wareham, Mass.

The cottage, which was raided by the police on Dec. 6, was used by the North American Man-Boy Love Association, a homosexual group. The police in Highlands declined to say whether they were still looking for Mr. Hammill.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Episode 9 playlist

1) Theme to Unsolved Mysteries: Television's Greatest Hits
2) Theme to Tales From The Crypt: Television's Greatest Hits
3) Theme to Dark Shadows: Television's Greatest Hits
4) Theme to The Twilight Zone: Television's Greatest Hits
5) Intro/Main Title: Phantasm
6) Humanity (Part I): The Thing
7) Grindhouse (Main Titles): Grindhouse-Planet Terror
8) King Kong: 50 years of Classic Horror film Music
9) The Shape That Stalks Laurie: Halloween II
10) Jason's Theme: Friday The 13th
11) Psycho Suite for String Orchestra: Essential Alfred Hitchcock
12) Leatherface: The Texas Chainsaw Massacre
13) We Welcome You To Munchkinland: The Wizard Of Oz
14) Leaving Munchikinland: The Wizard Of Oz
15) Halloween: (King Diamond) Fatal Portrait

Saturday, April 17, 2010

Week eight playlist

I figured since people dig the music on the show, I'll list the songs on a weekly basis. If I wanna talk behind Walt's back I'll do it here so check for that kind of shit too!

Helter Skelter-Beatles
Helter Skelter-Motley Crue
Know Your Enemy-Rage Against the Machine
Shake Your Blood-Probot(w/Lemmy)
Virgin Killer-Scorpions
Pit of Zombies-Cannibal Corpse
(F)lannigan's Ball-Dropkick Murphys
Big Sky-Probot(w/Celtic Frost)
Werewolf Women of the SS-Rob Zombie
Stand Together-Beastie Boys
Pain Redefined-Disturbed
Surf Nicaragua-Sacred Reich
No Quarter-Tool
Smoke On The Water-Senor Coconut