Ramblings of the Mad Cow

Super secret spies over at BBspot have discovered the secret to how the RIAA decides who to sue!

I know this one has probably been shouted from rooftops since the theatrical release, but I didn’t see it til we rented it and watched it last night, so I’m going to babble about it now.

If you haven’t seen Snakes on a Plane, don’t worry, I’m not about to ruin anything for you. Well, I am about to reveal an Easter Egg, so if you’re looking to discover them all on your own, move along. Beyond that though, I don’t think I’m spoiling anything. If you’ve seen one trailer for this movie, you know it’s on a plane, and there are a bunch of snakes.

Ok, so during one of the crazy, super dark, snakes everywhere scenes, the mail flight attendant, Ken, finds a snake in the galley, well it finds him, and he manages to step on it, pick it up and toss it in a microwave. Sounds cool enough, right? Here’s the part I’m talking about, courtesy of YouTube. See if you can spot it, if not, read on.

Ok, if you watched the video clip, it happened at about 12 seconds in. Well, watching the DVD last night I thought I saw something hokey with the nuker, so I made Will rewind it and slow it down and sho’ nuff, they added a new feature to this nuker. Ken has a special “Snake button”. Click on this thumbnail to see it blown up, and made a little lighter, so it’s easier to read the button. But how cool is that? I mean, the whole movie is funny. It’s supposed to be, I think. But either way, it’s funny as hell. The only thing I didn’t like was that it took so long to hear “…M***** F***ING snakes on this M***** F***ING PLANE!” come out of Shaft‘s mouth, I mean Mace Windu, I mean Sam…… oh whatever. You know what I mean. Ooops, I might have just spoiled something.

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From sugiero

“a guy, who works in the department of a Human Resources consultancy company, says they made a selection process in which, among other things, they asked for a person with ample experience in using the internet (navigation, searches, formats…).

They received 50 candidacies, from which 30 came from Hotmail-directions, all of them erased as they entered.

The reason: You can’t pretend being an internet expert and use a Hotmail account at the same time.”

That’s too funny. How long before Hotmail users realize they’re wearing the dunce caps of the internet? Should we tell them? How long before AOL users take off the “tricycle wheels” and start surfing with the grownups?

Come join us while we celebrate the RiverKing’s return to the CHL playoffs! We’ll be tailgating this Sunday, April 1st at 1:30 pm. We’ll be grilling in the SouthWest corner of the DCC parking lot. We’ll be serving dogs and burgers, so if you want to bring something to throw on the grill, be our guest! Bring your lawn chairs, drinks, blankets and of course, your RiverKings gear!

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