webMASTER Newsletter
TOP STORY: Attack of the Clones
No, this is not about Episode II and its crappy title, it's
about clones, right here, right now (As CTV would say). This
weekend, the page was besieged with a dozensome posters all
posting in the names of other. Luckially, I identified Spence
as Jesus (I've known it for two weeks) and a slip of the tounge
and Mike Fiori's help exposed a certain Vice President (Or as I
like to say, president of vice) as the cloner. As of yet,
Afganistan is not willing to extradite her, so there may be
a severe beating with wet noodles coming to the Taliban.
Surf Ninjas For Movie Night
It's true, there is a movie night coming up (Tho we don't
know when), and only one film would be truly suitable for our
viewing, none other than Surf Ninjas. We all know this beau
-tiful passion play of Ninjas, surfboards, princes, and other
sundry things. It's our responsibility to bring this to life,
so put a note in the blue cube saying: I want SURF NINJAS.
Album Review: Nacadoches Waltz by Paul Buskirk
This is not a new album, in fact, I assume it's quite old,
however, whatever is lacks in freshness it makes up with in
general weirditude. How strange is it? A mandola player
fronts a jazz band featuring Willie Nelson that plays largely
classical music (And a version of Duke Ellington's Sophisticated
Ladies that defies explanation), and guess what, the music kicks
ass.
You're doubting me, how can country musicians front a jazz
band and play classical guitar standards (Including one of my
favorites Bach's Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring). It's friggin'
mad.
If you have money burning a hole in your pocket, or The
Jazz Mandolin Project hasn't convinced you that bluegrass
musicians can front jazz bands, buy this CD, it'll make you
cringe, smile, and boogie simeltaniously.
SCORE: 


of 5 penguins.
Feat of Strength #2
The Feat of Strength competition is a test to see how ballin'
my Thespian brothers are. Each week's winner (The first to mail
me the correct/best answer) will recieve a nominal prize.
This week's prize is:
A Poster of a Guy Playing a Mandolin who looks like Jerry
Garcia but isn't.
This week's feat is:
Finish a joke starting with these words: An Islamic Fundamentalist,
Darren Carter, and Bruce Springsteen walk into a bar...
Last week's answer was:
Ghandi played the accordian.
(You have until next 0600 Friday GMT (Or Thursday, here) to mail
me the joke. Note, it must make me laugh, if I do not laugh,
the joke has no worth, if no one makes me laugh, I retain the
poster. Enter only once.)
Until Next Week...
Have fun and give it up to the Dutch.