Brokeback Mountain: A Mature and Open-Minded Review
Hollywood's latest love affair is slow, hyped-up, and of course, totally homosexual. Should you buy in to the blockbuster gayness?
JD Boston is widely considered the Thomas Jefferson of Points in Case, having penned more than 125 articles for the site since 2003. In his spare time, he lifts weights, plays guitar, and hopelessly comes up with false interests that might convince hot girls to do him. In reality, all he does is drink beer and win Super Bowls in Madden.
Hollywood's latest love affair is slow, hyped-up, and of course, totally homosexual. Should you buy in to the blockbuster gayness?
The N-word, pig's feet, D.L. Hughley, expensive shoes...there's just a lot of stuff that still confuses your average white person.
Put on your lawyer's hat, it's time to decide who's at fault for missing cash: stoners, or old people. Caution, ambiguous ethics at work.
Earth to females: you don't have the best friends in the world. In fact, you probably have unspoken beef with your petty, annoying BFF's.
And with that, the innocence is now completely lost.<br />
<p>Nate: I posted the rest of our e-mails on my blog around the time the Sox lost. I'll understand if you don't want to continue doing the e-mail thing. And I know you've already heard a bunch of that "well at least the Yankees lost too shit," as if that should make you feel any better.<br /><br />But you know it has to.<br /><br />At least a little right?<br /><br />3 questions<br />
<p>With the playoffs starting this week, myself and Nate will be corresponding emails mocking, attacking, and reminiscing over baseball in our own retarded way. Enjoy.<br />
How to design a bar that will piss Justin off: charge a $10 cover to watch infomercials on TV while big-breasted bartenders serve $5 Buds.
God I hate spyware. It's one thing that it hijacks my computer, slows shit down, forces me to answer tricky questions like: "Would you like the Winfixer virus to eat your hard drive? Whoops did we say "virus"? We meant, umm, 'bunnies'"?<br />
<p>Every so often, this space will feature a segment in which I go into graphic detail on a truly underrated film experience that I'd like to share with both my readers. This first entry really means a lot to me; I caught it at 4 a.m. last night on USA. The 1993 thriller <em>Judgment Night</em>.</p><p><strong>The Story: </strong></p>
<p>How hard is it to be an NFL announcer?
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