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Archive for March, 2006

BWP on “Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room”

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in March 22nd, 2006  
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There are times when I am speechless and I’ve been patient waiting to watch the movie that tells the Enron story.
I am normally not a viscious man. I don’t believe in overpunishing.
But when it comes to Ken Lay, Jeffrey Skilling, Andy Faustau, and whoever else was at the helm while Enron deliberately [...]

The Revenge of Ricky Gervais

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in March 21st, 2006  
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That bastard has sucked another ten bucks out of me.
Mark my words, people–he’s going for another twenty before the year runs out.
Ricky Gervais is one of the funniest men on this planet right now and he doesn’t even try. You can say that Chris Rock and Dave Chappelle are funny–but they have [...]

BWP on Sopranos Episode 67: Join the Club

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in March 20th, 2006  
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I’m going to have to watch this one again because there was some seriously weird shit going on. I don’t know if I would call this a “dream” episode because Tony is fighting for his life and “living” a false identity.
It’s very interesting that when he starts off the episode, he is in a [...]

The Loneseome Death of Bob

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in March 18th, 2006  
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Bob was an alcoholic. When they found him, his feet had turned black. He died alone with only the dignity that he wasn’t struggling to reach the phone or knocking things over to get someone’s attention to help him. Instead, he stripped naked, poured himself one last drink, fell asleep and never [...]

Random Bit

Posted by Joshua Bradley Minton in March 17th, 2006  
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Scientists in the Sandia National Laboratories have creacked some kind of freak code of nature by creating a temperature hotter than the sun, 2 billion degrees kelvin (the sun is only 2 million). This is the hottest temperature ever recorded by the human species. To give you a frame of reference, thermonuclear explosions [...]

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