Unbeweavable

I promised earlier this week to write about the finale of the VH1 super claptrap hour that is "Daisy of Love," and I will now deliver my thoughts on the episode:

It sucked. It straight up sucked.
And I think the reason has to do with the show's format. The show, like most others in the reality genre, are programs dedicated to creating and capturing dating exercises for the morally handicapped. I enjoy watching these people depraved of any logic going out to strip clubs, tattoo parlors, or dune buggy courses and generally acting a fool. The reason the finale of this show failed, and thus its entire existence failed, is because all of the competitors were guys. I don't think I'm being sexist when I say that women on reality shows create the best drama, or as they say in the biz, unbeweavable tv. Men, though braggarts and blowhards on these shows, tend to be levelheaded towards the end run of their 15 minutes of fame. The DOL finale was drama free and not entertaining at all. "Real Chance of Love?" Amazing finale. "Rock of Love: Herpes Simplex 1-9" was great fun to watch. What these shows had were crazy women unreflective of the gender they represent doing absurd things. DOL had a bunch of lunkheads fairly reflective of a gender being very boring. Maybe I'm being so harsh because I burned my fingers today making a bouquet out of watch pieces. Weird story.

In other news, I subjected myself to the experience that is "G-Force: 3D" and must say that it also sucked. I was hoping for it to be horrible enough to be memorable or offensive enough to be laughable, but instead I was treated to 90 minutes of furry mediocrity. The fact that it beat Harry Potter this week just goes to show that people love talking animals. Guinea pigs are the Golden Retrievers of today and the Cheshire Cats of tomorrow. I personally can't wait for "Sumo Sloth: 3D" to come out, featuring 4 hours of laidback thrills. Oh yeauh.

The Inaugural Blog

So here it is: The Inaugural Blog on This Website.
You might think this is my attempt to join the blog bandwagon 9 years too late, but in reality it's just me falling back on the wagon. I can't guarantee that these posts will be entertaining or informative. I can't even promise there will be complete sentences or coherency of any kind. What I can say about this blog is that I will be updating it with some regularity and writing about pop culture and what projects I'm working on. Opinions will be present, and if you don't like my opinions, you simply aren't a true American. Also, as a warning, I tend to delve into a strange kind of humor that isn't very funny to most people and does not translate well into text. I think you just got acquainted with that humor. Hope it went well.
Anyhow, that's all for now. I imagine I'll post something about the Daisy of Love finale after it airs because I am most likely one of the few literate people who watch that show, my friends excluded of course. Goodbye reader. You'll be hearing from me soon.