Now why did you have to go and do something like that?

Camel?

Camel?

"Stupid llamas!" is a quote from Dude, Where's My Car? In that scene, the llamas were actually ostriches.

Sometimes I kick myself for my ignorance of Kutcherana. Other times, not so much.

Too busy to post for the time being . . . .

That's okay, I'm too busy to comment right now.

That was so weird. I kept waiting for the camel to do something.

It did.

That was soooooo wrong. Why punish people with that?

That's just how I roll.

It's got "outtake from a David Lynch movie" written all over it.

Or Werner Herzog.

-- duly added to the Netflix queue.

Hey, y'all! This is seemingly unrelated to llamas, but check out the Wikipedia entry for Falco:
"Falco was seen rising from his grave in the early hours of January 29,
2007. The causes are unclear, but initial reports suggest that he is in
a good condition, despite spending the last 9 years dead. Rumors of a
possible musical comeback are rife, possibly collaborating with Fatboy
Slim."

That's just how I roll.

I just read that exact phrase this past week. Plate of shrimp, dude.

The best part about the EDSS DVD is the commentary track interview between Crispin Glover, who was terribly deeply moved by how brilliantly dark and true it is, and Werner Herzog, who doesn't seem to get why Glover doesn't think his very nice little-people movie is adorable and hilarious.

I've been assaulted quite a bit by the phrase "that's how I roll" lately. What's the deal with that?

Am I the only one who found that video really sad-making?

The fact that the guy is clearly going through some physical suffering to keep up the constant stream of fake laughter is pretty weird.

Is there a difference between "sad-making" and "German" when it comes to film?

OM.

now we know what herzog was listening to on those headphones at the end of grizzly man.