Oh, and also, a new (and very interesting) TV series is pushing its way into the bigtime: "Smith". Although I do hate Ray Liotta so very, very much, the premise looks somewhat interesting. Here's a link to the torrent of the pilot [that torrent turned out to be a shitty compressed-for-iPod video; I'll try to post a proper link soon].
Speaking of the moving pictures, X-Men 3: The Last Stand gets a very weak B-. In the end, the second film in the trilogy was my favourite (the first scene of X2, with Nightcrawler wreaking havoc in the White House, was worth it alone). Once Upon a Time in America gets a very, very strong C-, for clearly being a cheap, long and tedious rip-off of The Godfather films.
That's it for now.
Awesome dude. Do you have a cell I can reach you at when I'm over there or what's the deal?
"Smith" looks like "The Heist" which was abruptly cancelled last season. Fuckers. The latest instalment of Xmen was borderline lame. But it's a superhero flick and gets an automatic approval from me, I think. I enjoyed "Once upon a time in america".. Yeah, it's from the same time period, but so what?
Yeah.
Hellz yeah! 080-3638-3200. Since after tonight I might be offline for a while, I'll try to give you as much info as possible right now. I can't post my cell's e-mail addy here (for obvious reasons), but, if you e-mail my regular addy, I'll try to sneak into my e-mail at work, or somewhere else, and e-mail my cell addy to you.
Anyways, cell phone numbers in Japan have eleven digits, and normal ones have ten digits, as usual. If you put some sweet, sweet yen into one of those payphones (I can't remember whether the green is local and grey is international, but I think that's the deal); well, anyways, you should be able to reach me. Don't give up if you don't, 'cause I could be at work, jerking off, etc.
Anyways, the problem with those damn pay phones, is that, unlike how it works in Canada, you have to keep putting in money to talk, but you're stuck between using the small ¥10 coin (which means you can talk for like a second and then you have to put in more money) and the ¥100 coin, which means you have to talk for like half an hour to get your money's worth; anyways, it's fucked up.
So, yeah, since you're so damn secretive about your business and itinerary in Japan, my arrangements are as follows: I still have to beg to get the day off, and I hope I get it; in fact, I was going to ask about it tomorrow.
In case it all works out, you have to call me as soon as you land and tell me your plans, because I will have to buy train tickets and maybe book a hotel in Tokyo and shit like that. All this aside, I need to figure out where exactly in Tokyo we are going to meet.
Now, let's say I don't get the 11th off; would you be willing to meet me somewhere other than Tokyo, or midways, or on a different day? I'm asking this because I won't be far from Tokyo on that specific day, and also because I have to plan for shit like that. Anyways, I'll try like hell to get the day off, and, regardless, you have my number; if anything comes up, let me know.
In other news, "Smith" looks nice; but I still dislike Ray Liotta; Once Upon a Time in America can suck my balls. Jewish gangsters? Hours and hours of repetitive clichés about being a man, being honourable, being true to one's roots, ad nauseam? Fuck that shit.
Can't wait to see you again, man.
P.S. What the fuck happened to LazyMonkey?! Do you have another, new blog or site now?