I spent most of my day building and rebuilding the software on my computer. It never did turn out any better than when I started, but it’s one of those things that you have to try to see if it works. It’s utter geek foolishness, but it keeps me off the streets.<\/p>\n
I did watch all the movies I currently had checked out from Greencine<\/a>. Unfortunately, it was one of those times where I watched the movies and thought, “Now why did I put those in my queue?” First was Fear of a Black Hat<\/strong>, which was described as the Spinal Tap<\/strong> for rap. It was funny, but odd-funny like Spinal Tap<\/strong>. Next was Beautiful Girls<\/strong> which was directed by Ted Demme and was supposed to be better than Next Stop: Wonderland<\/strong> according to some people on IMDB. It was pretty good, but for some reason Next Stop: Wonderland<\/strong> is one of my favorites and this movie, while good, didn’t grab me in the same way. But still not a bad way to spend the evening.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" I spent most of my day building and rebuilding the software on my computer. It never did turn out any better than when I started, but it’s one of those things that you have to try to see if it works. It’s utter geek foolishness, but it keeps me off the streets. I did watch all the movies I currently had checked out from Greencine. Unfortunately, it was one of those times where I watched the movies and thought, “Now why did I put those in my queue?” First was Fear of a Black Hat, which was described as the Spinal Tap for rap. It was funny, but odd-funny like … Continue reading Movie night.<\/span>