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Baby you're out of time
Nov. 20th, 2008 08:50 am
Forgot to put up these images the other day when we were babbling about Stitchfood.
"Notime" appears to be gum. That makes you HAPPY! Although Stitch doesn't seem to agree.
Nov. 20th, 2008
Forgot to put up these images the other day when we were babbling about Stitchfood.
"Notime" appears to be gum. That makes you HAPPY! Although Stitch doesn't seem to agree.
tiki gots a Blu-Ray
Nov. 20th, 2008 09:14 amYeppers, Blu Ray has come to Casa de Tikistitch. And, we've wrested our gaze from the screen for just long enough to post an entry.
And, no, we weren't cleverly waiting for the technology to improve incrementally, nor for the format wars to be won and lost. Basically, they issued Clone Wars on Blu-Ray, and we were like, "Woo-HOO!"
So, the very first diskie tiki ordered? Wall*E of course! And we've borried Boneboy's Nightmare Before Xmas, otherwise, that would be diskie #2. (Which, it probably still is.)
What about y'all? We realize that, as usual, we're being whatever's the frumpy opposite of an early adopter. (We're more like yer tragically unhip old auntie with all the cats.) But, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy us some gadgetry!! What's cool in high definition? We mean even potentially stinkeroo movies that are nonetheless full of awesome eye-poppiness (we've been having a very fun conversation about this matter lately).
Is there anything craptastic that we would do best to avoid? Actually, we watched a few minutes of Iron Man (before Boneboy came over to play lightsaber duel with Mr. Tiki, that is), and, it wasn't as mindbending as we'd hoped.
Spread over t' coffee table so far, looks like the bought & borried pile includes Dark Knight, Hellboy II, Speed Racer (we're a little leery of this title, although we were amongst the 0.03% of Americans who actually kinda liked the movie, lest the high definition experience thereof invoke seizures) and aforesaid Clone Wars and NBC.
And, no, we weren't cleverly waiting for the technology to improve incrementally, nor for the format wars to be won and lost. Basically, they issued Clone Wars on Blu-Ray, and we were like, "Woo-HOO!"
So, the very first diskie tiki ordered? Wall*E of course! And we've borried Boneboy's Nightmare Before Xmas, otherwise, that would be diskie #2. (Which, it probably still is.)
What about y'all? We realize that, as usual, we're being whatever's the frumpy opposite of an early adopter. (We're more like yer tragically unhip old auntie with all the cats.) But, that doesn't mean we can't enjoy us some gadgetry!! What's cool in high definition? We mean even potentially stinkeroo movies that are nonetheless full of awesome eye-poppiness (we've been having a very fun conversation about this matter lately).
Is there anything craptastic that we would do best to avoid? Actually, we watched a few minutes of Iron Man (before Boneboy came over to play lightsaber duel with Mr. Tiki, that is), and, it wasn't as mindbending as we'd hoped.
Spread over t' coffee table so far, looks like the bought & borried pile includes Dark Knight, Hellboy II, Speed Racer (we're a little leery of this title, although we were amongst the 0.03% of Americans who actually kinda liked the movie, lest the high definition experience thereof invoke seizures) and aforesaid Clone Wars and NBC.
This is a set of "action" Stitch toys loosely based on the new anime series, Stitch!
( Much whining about action features )
Yet more minis
Nov. 20th, 2008 03:04 pm
These also are related to the Stitch! anime currently running in Japan. This is from a company called Run A.
( Nodders )
tiki's twits
Nov. 20th, 2008 05:48 pmtodays twisted twittering:
- 08:08 To quote every cell phone conversation I've ever heard, "HI I'M ON THE BUS!" #
- 16:36 Just saw Sarah Palin driving a Honda Civic. Seriously. It was either her or Tina Fey. And why would Tina Fey drive a Civic? #