Tuesday, December 7, 2010

Cem "Turkish Tigar" Karaca

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GTA6vzGoTyM&feature=player_embedded#!

 Cem Karaca,  
( i will do a print of you later)  
Looking back  threw the hour glass of time (youtube) that  very moment  Cem Karaca  had Pure Charisma, Power, and True Passion that only Turkish-Armenian Anatolian rock movement can provide.











 When I viewed this Stag obviously he is an original. So instead of doing the typical of notion of how much of this person he is forcing Cem to be a melting pot. I'd do him  one better.
The percent list of how much others have drank for Mr. Karaca's mojo Cup. 











The percent list of how much others have drank for Mr. Karaca's mojo Cup.  

 
1.Tony Clifton 33%  ( 1. The stern body language
2. Giving the lounge Turkish pleasure lounge vibe)



2. Ray Davies 21% (Political Singers and matching builds)







3. Jonny Deep 17% (Blow- George Jung with that 70s swagger)






4. Burt Renyolds  15% (A Classy Burt, Cem had the arrogance with elegance)











5. Mitch Hedberg 11.9% (with out the stage fright)







6, Bernie Lomax 2.1% (Weekend at Bernies?)




Final remarks-
This post was made for my two pals Chris and Shane 
and in all fairness to Ray Davies, Cem is a  3rd rate Dead Sea Lounge Singer compared to Davies.

Monday, December 6, 2010

Mel takes The Beaver

     It is plain to see that Mel Gibson has fallen 
long way from his ruff, yet lovable 80s persona. He has some troubling times in the last couple of years, or better part of the last decade. To highlight his downfall would start with his 2002 release of Signs. His demise would continue in 2004 with The Passion of the Christ. The movie was not horrible, but it arose the question if Mel was an anti-semite. It only came to be truthful during his 2006 DUI arrest, when he was quoted with,"The Jews are responsible for all the wars in the world." After digging himself a deep hole, I thought he would finally get out of the whole with what Mel does best, over the top action films. I had high hopes with Edge of Darkness. I was wrong. The movie was a second rate Taken. Then topping the downfall of Mel was in 2009. When he left his loving  wife of over 20 years,  to have a love child with a nobody model.  With all this negatively surrounding  Riggs, I thought if he died tomorrow what would be come of the Gibson legacy? Could he be able to pull of a Micheal Jackson? Meaning would be remembered for the classic movies  Mad Max, Lethal Weapon and Lethal Weapon 2, Maverick, Braveheart, and lastly What Women Want? Or would he be viewed as what horrible things that I stated above? Thankfully Mel is not dead, in fact he has mad one of the  best career moves he could make. He is staring in a new movie called, The Beaver. The first time I glanced at the trailer I thought it was a joke. Then I realized it was a real movie, and thought damn it, well played sir. The premise of The Beaver  is about a man Walter Black, a well to do executive and family man cracks under the pressures of regular life. Sounds vaguely familiar? Then Walter, after hitting the bottom creates an alternate personality in a beaver hand puppet. Walter then believes that he is dead, yet the beaver is the only thing alive. This is such a move of beauty by Mr. Gibson's part. Nothing screams I am not crazy, by poking fun at your own life. To show that your able to humble oneself on screen, women well eat that up. And that is what it is all about Mel. Being able showing to people that behind that ruff persona lives a man with deep down troubles, that bullets might not be able to penetrate, but the struggles of life can. In this case The Beaver is able to transcend Mel's reality with his on screen character Walter Black. Thus, while you will not catch me watching Edges, but You will catch me enjoying the witty banter between Riggs and Murtaugh.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1321860/
http://trailers.apple.com/trailers/summit/thebeaver/

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

5 Christmas movies that I'll be enjoying



   It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: A Very Sunny Christmas-a new classic with the gang each sharing there own Christmas traditions.  "Merry Christmas Bitches"- Frank Reynolds


 Scrooged- Bill Murray plays the role of Scrooge, in this Charles Dickens rendition. Bill's dry smart-ass sense of humor makes this the only Christmas Carol to watch.. sorry Muppets.








 




 Die Hard- It happend at the 1988 Nakatomi Chirstmas party when Hans Gruber  decided  crash it.






                                                                                                                    Elf- Will Ferrel touches our hearts has a sincere man raised   as an elf in search of finding his biological father's love. Also teaches us the holiday food groups. "We elfs try to stick to the four main food groups candy, candy canes,  candy corn, and syrup."



Christmas Vacation- Chevy Chase last great movie. The Griswold's are back to show us there holiday traditions. Clark's high expectations meet reality with a truly great light show to prove it.








Close Calls
Home alone
Home Alone 2
Bad Santa
Santa Claus is Coming to Town
The Santa Clause 
I'll be Home for Christmas
Frosty
Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer

Movies to Avoid 
Jingle All the Way
The Santa Clause 2
The Santa Clause 3
 Home Alone 3
Chirstmas with the Kranks ( 1 of 5 Christmas movies isn't that bad Tim)
Its a Christmas Story 
Jack Frost

Tuesday, November 23, 2010

Dance Team at NDSU

     I am wrestler, which pretty much controls most of my life. With that in mind, we had a morning work out in the indoor track. Normally after a hard sprint,  I put much focus on whats to come. At 6 in the morning I had received a nice treat. During a sprint I heard the voice of an angel,  my ears picked up the Celine Dion's Its All Coming Back to Me. I then turned my head to the center of the gym and saw 20 radiant women in spandex serenading me on the basketball court.  After pondering this feat,  I engaged into my next sprint and heard combo songs that could be complied into a 3rd rate Jock Jams CD's. (By the way there are 7 versions of Jock Jams.) After over hearing this I then realized I am in North Dakota and get the pleasure of working out to Whoomp! (There It Is).