(Yes, I cheated by starting with Gary Busey)

With Halloween coming up, yet another fun thing to do: Zombify Yourself, courtesy of the website for the recent (awesome) film, “Zombieland.”

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“Where the Wild Things Are“

Max needs therapy:
waaaaay too heavy for children.
“Art Film,” not “Kid Film.”

Carl Jung with monsters.
Furries with Indie music.
Goth teens will love it.

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Halloween is quickly approaching, so it’s time to start thinking about a costume. The Hangover Beard could be one of the best of the year.

Go to the Hangover Beard website for the best reason to purchase one:“The Hangover Beard is $20 (shipping included). That’s about equal to the amount of free beer you will be given for having such a fucking awesome beard.”

Blogadilla Costume Recommendation: Wear a different costume on the Friday night before Halloween. For a second costume using this beard, head to Goodwill, pick up a cheap suit, grab a pint of milk, and stumble around acting like a disheveled Ron Burgundy.

Complete-Your-Costume Bonus Round:

NerdyShirts has just the thing to compliment the Hangover Beard:

(via Stuff In My Beard; Bonus Round via Kimmie)

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As part of our new “Fitness Through Blogadilla“ campaign, I’ve selected a few important educational films for you all.

Ricky was just scratching his leg under the sheets when his paranoid mother walked in . . .

And enjoy the “Ricky Doesn’t Care” re-edit.


Smoking IS good for you, a “confident medical specialist” said so.



Where gonorrhea comes from: Linda.



The 1950’s – blurring the line between homosexuality and pederasty.

3:48 – “Jimmy knew he shouldn’t be interested, but well, he was curious.”

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To start with, if you have yet to watch Nina Paley’s amazing animated film “Sita Sings the Blues,” you can now watch it online HERE. It has a spectacular soundtrack, yet you can’t buy the soundtrack as a single entity – it will take some hunting to put it all together. Here are the links below for this amazing “almost lost” soundtrack (none of these are free, but they’re worth the price):

1. – “Sita in Space” – Todd Michaelsen [LINK]
2. – “Moanin’ Low” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
3. – “Here We Are” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
4. – “Viraha” – Rudresh Mahanthappa [CD]
5. – “Ganpati” – Masaladosa [LINK]
6. – “What I Wouldn’t Do for That Man” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
7. – “Daddy Won’t You Please Come Home?” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
8. – “Bomm Shankar” – Masaladosa [LINK]
9. – “I Like It When You Play the Blues” – Rudresh Mahanthappa [CD]
10. – “Who’s That Knockin’ at My Door?” – Annette Hanshaw [no source]
11. – “Mean to Me” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
12. – “If You Want the Rainbow You Must Have the Rain” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
13. – “Balancing Act” – Rudresh Mahanthappa [CD]
14. – “Agni Parishka (Sita’s Fire)” – Todd Michaelsen and Reena Shah [LINK]
15. – “Am I Blue?” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
16. – “Lover Come Back to Me” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
17. – “I’ve Got a Feeling I’m Falling” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]
18. – “Sita’s String Theory” – Todd Michaelsen [LINK]
19. – “The Song Is Ended” – Annette Hanshaw [LINK]

10/13/09 – Special thanks to Rudresh Mahanthappa for directing us to his album “Black Water,” which provided several perfect songs for the film.

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The list is long, scroll down the survey window V.

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I never knew the
Rules for zombie survival
Until this movie.

Many rules are key
But the most important is:
Always double tap.

Zombie Killing Bonus Round:

Two Haiku Video Game Review: Left 4 Dead

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