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My Transformers Review
Monday, July 02, 2007
Transformers was awesome. The fact that I had free tickets from Westplextoday.com made it more awesome of course, but it was still awesome. The experience starts out awesome before Transformers even begins. There's a short trailer for the secret J.J. Abrams project opening on 1-18-08. The title is never mentioned, but here's a post about the project, "Cloverfield". Anyways, the movie is kinda long at over two hours, but it moves really fast. There are quite a few hilarious moments, especially the incredibly awkward scene revolving around "Sam's happy time". Bernie Mac has a pretty funny scene involving "grandma" and there are quite a few one-liners scattered throughout. Anyways, I am obviously not a professional movie reviewer but still Transformers is well worth seeing.
Labels: movies, pure awesome
Ownby Found.. . With Hornbeck
Friday, January 12, 2007
Not only was Ben Ownby found today, missing since Monday, but Shawn Freakin' Hornbeck was found too. Hornbeck had been missing since '02. They were found in an apartment in Kirkwood. Two Kirkwood police officers saw the truck last night when going to serve a warrant. Micheal J. Devlin, 41 of Kirkwood, has been charged with one charge of kidnapping and is being held on $1 million bond. Devlin supposedly managed an Imo's in Kirkwood, according to KMOV.
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Map of area where they were found
KSDK
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Stltoday
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Map of area where they were found
KSDK
Fox 2
Stltoday
Labels: pure awesome
Robert H. Dierker Jr. Is Taking a Stand
Tuesday, December 26, 2006
 | Robert H. Dierker Jr. is tired of the liberal nonsense that is going on in the American Judicial system. Dierker, a St. Louis Circuit Court Judge, has decided to voice his concerns in a way that isn't very common for a sitting judge: He has written a straight-forward, pull-no-punches book. The book, available Dec. 26, is titled The Tyranny of Tolerance: A Sitting Judge Breaks the Code of Silence to Expose the Liberal Judicial Assault. According to this article from the Stl PD the book has been making its way by email around St. Louis and is causing quite a stir. Go figure certain people are a little upset considering the city voted overwhelmingly against Jim Talent in the election. |
Read an excerpt from the book and download it from Diesel eBooks
Labels: political, pure awesome
