It's a curious choice, because you have to know *both* Monty Python and sports rather well for it to make any sense at all. If you do -- well, it's not quite so much consistently funny as weirdly fascinating. Someone spent a *lot* of money on this thing: I mean, it includes a *lot* of big-name sports stars making very apt fun of themselves (it's worth watching just for Usain Bolt's Ego as a major character). But I have to wonder how large the target audience really is...
The Quest for G
It's a curious choice, because you have to know *both* Monty Python and sports rather well for it to make any sense at all. If you do -- well, it's not quite so much consistently funny as weirdly fascinating. Someone spent a *lot* of money on this thing: I mean, it includes a *lot* of big-name sports stars making very apt fun of themselves (it's worth watching just for Usain Bolt's Ego as a major character). But I have to wonder how large the target audience really is...
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Is anybody following me only here any more?
(Unlike nearly everything I post, this is intentionally only being posted to LiveJournal.) A few days ago, I posted my analysis of the new LJ Terms…
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Signal Boost: Affordable Housing at Assembly Square
Mainly for Somerville residents -- the developer of an enormous new apartment complex at Assembly Square is trying to skeeve out of some of the…
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A Study of the Battleground
When I dubbed my current politics posts with the tag "wartime thoughts", that was not originally intended as a general statement about the…
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