Thursday, April 4, 2013

The Death of Roger Ebert

by Jim Kopetz


I remember it well. We'd wake up early on Saturday morning and watch various cartoons, whether it be T.M.N.T or Looney Toons or Tom and fucking Jerry, but when 11:30am rolled around, it was time for Siskel and Ebert at the Movies. It was Roger Ebert who put me on a quest to see Pulp Fiction. To see Jurassic Park. Etc, Etc, Etc...

Sunday, February 10, 2013

Why I Love Robert De Niro.

by Jim Kopetz




Robert De Niro may have been the butt of many jokes for the past decade, but the actor reminds us what makes him such a talented artist. His humanity.

Thursday, February 7, 2013

Attention Parents! You May Be Destroying Your Child.

by Jim Kopetz


A recent article in The Atlantic opines on the nature of the parent's/parents' role in the academic growth of their children, or rather how they affect it in a negligent/false-positive way. I, as you dear reader should predict, thought they did not go far enough.

Friday, January 25, 2013

The Cross-Dressing, Meth-selling Catholic Priest Who Sold Me My First Bong In 1999.

by Jim Kopetz


Land of Oz is a place of which we North Haven residents don't speak of. They supply bath salts, edible underwear, 18 inch black dildos, and apparently, crystal meth.

The Politics of Violence, the Violence of Politics.

by Jim Kopetz


Gun control is all the rage right now. On the left the assault weapon ban is as flaccid as Harry Reid's member, and on the right Ted Nugent and cronies threatening insurrection. These are dire times indeed.

Saturday, December 15, 2012

Mayan Doomsday 2012 - Bucket Lists






We are all going to die.

Not to sound grandiose, but a truer sentence may not have been written in the English language. Doomsday is upon us, brave reader!

With the Mayan Long Count ending in a week, we must all examine our lives. Our time is  melting, shifting and shrinking with every passing second. Let us not waste it.

Friday, December 14, 2012

UPDATED: The Horror, The Horror: A Tragedy in Newton, CT

by Jim Kopetz


18 20 dead children. Nothing evokes the final words of Colonel Kurtz in Conrad's Heart of Darkness than the atrocity committed on this day in Newtown, Connecticut*.

Saturday, December 1, 2012

Power Ball vs. Power Balls










First a quick shout out  to the lucky winners of Power Ball. You statistically defied and beat the odds in a monetary game, and won...congrats! Hope your monetary gain sparks a humanitarian cause. Call it the socialistic side of me, that is, however, where my heart takes me. But I will save my political and humanitarian wishes for another post. Here and now, I'd like to focus on another kind of win, so to speak, and surely akin to my humanitarian views!