I haven’t made a Christmas wish list since I was a kid, so thought it was about time to make a new one. Maybe someone with a lot of money will read this! These are the gifts I would love to own:
LEGO Ultimate Collector’s Millenium Falcon $499.99
I finally got the chance to check out this week’s South Park episode everyone has been talking about. Just when you thought the show couldn’t get any funnier or cruder, they release “The China Probrem” which included a sub-story about George Lucas and Steven Spielberg raping Indiana Jones. This episode instantly goes into my top ten all-time most offensive South Park episodes. Did they really rape Indiana Jones? I’m afraid so. The episode was full of numerous rape scenes and d*ck shootings. They even re-enact the “pig boy” scene from Deliverance. It sounds exceedingly crude from a distance, but what else can we expect from South Park? If you are looking for something PC, don’t watch the following video. Did South Park go way too far this time? Part of me honestly says they went a little far. Part of me believes it was cynical and shouldn’t be taken seriously…
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“Listen Obama, take off those coke bottles and ‘choke hold’ those Republicans”
At Kezins.com, we do not talk religion, politics or salary. I can’t say that for Star Wars conversations, and all the “What If’s” we ask each other… daily. So, when you throw Star Wars into the mix, we’ll write about it. Don’t kill the messenger but George Lucas has some strong comments, and I only understand them when he speaks ‘Star Wars’. Correct he may be.
George Lucas has created legendary film heroes like Luke Skywalker and Indiana Jones, but the US director says that in real life, his hero is Barack Obama.
Lucas was in Japan on Wednesday to promote his latest film, “Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull,” as Obama clinched the Democratic Party’s nomination for president.
“We have a hero in the making back in the United States today because we have a new candidate for president of the United States, Barack Obama,” Lucas said when asked who his childhood heroes were.
Obama, “for all of us that have dreams and hope, is a hero,” Lucas said.
Lucas is the creator of the blockbuster “Star Wars” series, as well as the adventures of the swashbuckling archaeologist Indiana Jones, played by Harrison Ford.
Obama on Tuesday sealed the Democratic contest after a marathon battle with Hillary Clinton, becoming the first black White House candidate nominated by a major party.
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