OK, movie was awesome. Loved it. One of double-R's best yet.

But here's a drunken observation. Curious whether this makes any sense to you folks (or me when I next read this sober).

My generation (me: born in '82 but I'd arbitrarily define 'my' generation as being born '75 through '95) is the last generation that will enjoy faux-shitty movies like this. Most of us remember shittier production values, not to mention non-digital recording of everything on tapes of various kinds. Various new generations are gonna think of CDs as waaaay outdated crap, I mean WHO really doesn't have at least several ipods!

Even still-drunk, a re-read of that shit doesn't make much sense.

* FAH-Q gives up with trying to explain myself/talk.

I dont have several iPod's.

I have one, and that's too many. But I think I know what youre getting at. There is a shit load of awesome "lost" stuff out there.

Blaxploitation, Ozploitation, 60's Horror movies (who can pass up a movie with a title like The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies?), British Sci Fi with horrible special effects (classic Dr Who, The Tomorrow People), 70's and 80's American action TV shows.... there's just so much brilliant stuff out there that aint gonna get a look because its in black and white, or looks like it was made with polystyrene packing inserts and bubble wrap, or the hairstyles are just so bad... People have been so brainwashed to be so PC these days its fucked... I saw a group of kids in their early teens jogging the other day, it was sad (I'm not anti exercise, but to take living that seriously bothers me).

People have forgotten the art of enjoying life.

Not Si.

Hahaha definitely not! Although my head isn't enjoying this morning that much.

... I saw a group of kids in their early teens jogging the other day, it was sad (I'm not anti exercise, but to take living that seriously bothers me).

People have forgotten the art of enjoying life.

A fit and healthy young society is a society of youngsters ripe for warfare harvestation.