Delivery Men is a short I wrote for my Short Script class. It's about a man who must choose between his Bean Man and his Berry Man.
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=explorer&chrome=true&srcid=0B9ZD0JUpxGggZjBiYWUxODYtOGExMy00YjQ2LWFmN2YtNTM4YjM1MDQ1MzE1&hl=en
October 9, 2011
October 3, 2011
September 24, 2011
September 23, 2011
September 8, 2011
Garageband Song 2
I've been messing around with Garageband on my ipad. This song is made exclusively from me whistling. I recorded myself whistling in various ways, then manipulated the sounds and played them out on a keyboard.
July 21, 2011
Beans
I doubt anyone on the planet will relate to this, but I think inventing names of different kinds of beans that don't exist is hilarious. Here are some examples.
Moon Beans
Sugar Beans
Sea Beans
Monkey Beans
Sad Beans
Eagle Beans
Phone Beans
Chimney Beans
Jungle Beans
Funny Beans
Tumble Beans
Bread Beans
Christmas Beans
Car Beans
Mustard Beans
Natural Beans
Angry Beans
Patrick Beans
Music Beans
Milk Beans
Pumpkin Beans
Poor Beans
Cream Beans
Apple Beans
Fur Beans
Lunch Beans
Window Beans
Tree Beans
Pillow Beans
Street Beans
Urkle Beans
Walking Beans
Fan Beans
Babble Beans
Table-top Beans
Bush Beans
Loser Beans
Paper Beans
Wish Beans
Corn Beans
Maple Beans
Hat Beans
Grumpy Beans
Picture Beans
If you have any suggestions for other types of non-existent beans, please "callment" on the link below, it just may make my day.
Moon Beans
Sugar Beans
Sea Beans
Monkey Beans
Sad Beans
Eagle Beans
Phone Beans
Chimney Beans
Jungle Beans
Funny Beans
Tumble Beans
Bread Beans
Christmas Beans
Car Beans
Mustard Beans
Natural Beans
Angry Beans
Patrick Beans
Music Beans
Milk Beans
Pumpkin Beans
Poor Beans
Cream Beans
Apple Beans
Fur Beans
Lunch Beans
Window Beans
Tree Beans
Pillow Beans
Street Beans
Urkle Beans
Walking Beans
Fan Beans
Babble Beans
Table-top Beans
Bush Beans
Loser Beans
Paper Beans
Wish Beans
Corn Beans
Maple Beans
Hat Beans
Grumpy Beans
Picture Beans
If you have any suggestions for other types of non-existent beans, please "callment" on the link below, it just may make my day.
June 24, 2011
Herbie Mann's new album, Push Push
Critics are raving about Herbie Mann's new album, Push Push
"Listening to Herbie Mann feels like hot passion is raining inside me" - The Daily Smear
"Push Push will press its sonic body against the window of your soul" - Leather Magazine
Tracks include...
1. Sticky Water
2. Chocolate Bone
3. A Wrinkle in Crime
4. Stay Still
5. Look Inside and Play
6. Body Trouble
7. Moisten my Bread
8. Bob Job
9. Thorny Morning
10. Hum Louder
11. Don't Wake Up
12. I Can Hear Your ****
13. Listen to My Touch
14. Sensitive Stars
15. Share The Pickle
16. Fish and Chips Massage
17. Danger Candy
18. Back Pocket Front Pocket
19. Shamehouse
20. Donkey Door
21. Tight Push
22. Leaking Soul Hole
23. Fill my Love Cup
24. Mysterious Fingers
25. Moaning Flower
21. Tight Push
22. Leaking Soul Hole
23. Fill my Love Cup
24. Mysterious Fingers
25. Moaning Flower
AND MANY MORE!!!
In stores now
June 13, 2011
My opinion, top 10 best and worst films of all time
Best:
10. Philip Glass a Portrait in 12 Parts9. Toy Story 3
8. Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
7. Taxi Driver
6. Wet Hot American Summer
5. One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
4. Casino
3. Shawshank Redemption
2. Fight Club
1. Adaptation
Adaptation Clip:
Worst:
10. Grapes of Wrath9. The Proposal
8. Simon Birtch
7. John Tucker Must Die
6. Jumper
5. The Punisher
4. Lady in the Water
3. Batman & Robin
2. Maid in Manhattan
1. Smart House
Smart House Clip:
June 9, 2011
June 6, 2011
June 4, 2011
May 26, 2011
Cremis Twins Free Guide to Manners
Here's a video I made a while ago using Google images. Sorry the sound quality is kind of shitty (as well as the whole video its self).
The Cremis Twins Free Guide to Manners - watch more funny videos
May 18, 2011
Seinfeld Spec Scene
Note: I wrote this a long time ago before learning proper television formatting.
If you want to write for television, you often need a spec script - a sample of a script for an existing television series that you wrote to demonstrate your abilities to construct a coherent story and dialogue. I chose to write a spec script for Seinfeld. Here is a sample scene.
INT. JERRY’S APT.
[Jerry stands in his kitchen with the phone to his ear. George sits silently on the couch reading a magazine.]
Jerry: Are you trying to tell me that I ate three helpings of dog meat? I thought it was corned beef hash!... Why didn’t you tell me?... Well of course I wouldn’t have eaten it if I knew if was dog meat! I wish you would have told me! Aaah, forget it!
[Jerry hangs up.]
George: What was that all about?
Jerry: It was my mother, lying about meat products again.
George: The last person who lied about meat to me was that hooker in Times Square, I should have known that wasn’t a bratwurst in her pocket. Turns out it was a penis (snort laugh).
Jerry: So how did your date go with Lisa?
George: Not so good. She said the whole “bald thing” bothers her. I told her I could wear a wig but she insisted that if it’s not my real hair then I am SHIT OUTTA LUCK!
[Elaine enters]
Elaine: Please tell me you have toilet paper.
Jerry: Sure, I got a whole bunch of Charmin, what’s wrong?
Elaine: Ugh, you would not BELIEVE how much diarrhea I’ve had today. Just now as I was walking here I had to stop and drop a load in a KFC, only to find that there was…
Jerry: No Charmin?
Elaine: No Charmin.
George: Don’t tell me it was the KFC on 34th!
[Elaine looks guilty and ashamed]
Jerry: You mean to tell me you walked ten blocks completely unsanitary?... Unbelievable.
George: What the fuck is wrong with you, why didn’t you just go into another bathroom?
[Frustrated, Elaine storms into the bathroom]
George: What got into her?
Jerry: I’m more concerned about what came out.
[Kramer bursts through the door, unlit cigar in hand]
Kramer: Jerry I got it!
Jerry: (Sarcastically) Oh boy, here we go.
Kramer: Hair Today, Here Tomorrow.
Jerry: What?
Kramer: It’s the name of my new business – get a load of this Jerry – a service where people can grow out their hair then cut it, send it to a wig company where they dye it any color you like and then get it sent back so they can have a wig of their own hair in the color they always wanted, it’s brilliant!
[Elaine walks out of the bathroom]
Kramer: Elaine, let me ask you a professional question…
Elaine: Sure.
Kramer: Does the carpet match the drapes?
Elaine: I don’t know, why don’t you tell me?
[Elaine strips down nude and strikes a pose]
Kramer: (Shocked) GIDDY UP!
Jerry: Oh for cryin’ out loud.
[George ponders then has an epiphany]
George: That’s it… I could turn my carpet into a wig and then Lisa would have no reason to object to me because it would be my real hair!
[George stands up, excited]
George: Kramer you’re a genius!
Kramer: Well I wouldn’t argue with that (bites cigar and smiles).
END SCENE
If you want to write for television, you often need a spec script - a sample of a script for an existing television series that you wrote to demonstrate your abilities to construct a coherent story and dialogue. I chose to write a spec script for Seinfeld. Here is a sample scene.
INT. JERRY’S APT.
[Jerry stands in his kitchen with the phone to his ear. George sits silently on the couch reading a magazine.]
Jerry: Are you trying to tell me that I ate three helpings of dog meat? I thought it was corned beef hash!... Why didn’t you tell me?... Well of course I wouldn’t have eaten it if I knew if was dog meat! I wish you would have told me! Aaah, forget it!
[Jerry hangs up.]
George: What was that all about?
Jerry: It was my mother, lying about meat products again.
George: The last person who lied about meat to me was that hooker in Times Square, I should have known that wasn’t a bratwurst in her pocket. Turns out it was a penis (snort laugh).
Jerry: So how did your date go with Lisa?
George: Not so good. She said the whole “bald thing” bothers her. I told her I could wear a wig but she insisted that if it’s not my real hair then I am SHIT OUTTA LUCK!
[Elaine enters]
Elaine: Please tell me you have toilet paper.
Jerry: Sure, I got a whole bunch of Charmin, what’s wrong?
Elaine: Ugh, you would not BELIEVE how much diarrhea I’ve had today. Just now as I was walking here I had to stop and drop a load in a KFC, only to find that there was…
Jerry: No Charmin?
Elaine: No Charmin.
George: Don’t tell me it was the KFC on 34th!
[Elaine looks guilty and ashamed]
Jerry: You mean to tell me you walked ten blocks completely unsanitary?... Unbelievable.
George: What the fuck is wrong with you, why didn’t you just go into another bathroom?
[Frustrated, Elaine storms into the bathroom]
George: What got into her?
Jerry: I’m more concerned about what came out.
[Kramer bursts through the door, unlit cigar in hand]
Kramer: Jerry I got it!
Jerry: (Sarcastically) Oh boy, here we go.
Kramer: Hair Today, Here Tomorrow.
Jerry: What?
Kramer: It’s the name of my new business – get a load of this Jerry – a service where people can grow out their hair then cut it, send it to a wig company where they dye it any color you like and then get it sent back so they can have a wig of their own hair in the color they always wanted, it’s brilliant!
[Elaine walks out of the bathroom]
Kramer: Elaine, let me ask you a professional question…
Elaine: Sure.
Kramer: Does the carpet match the drapes?
Elaine: I don’t know, why don’t you tell me?
[Elaine strips down nude and strikes a pose]
Kramer: (Shocked) GIDDY UP!
Jerry: Oh for cryin’ out loud.
[George ponders then has an epiphany]
George: That’s it… I could turn my carpet into a wig and then Lisa would have no reason to object to me because it would be my real hair!
[George stands up, excited]
George: Kramer you’re a genius!
Kramer: Well I wouldn’t argue with that (bites cigar and smiles).
END SCENE
May 9, 2011
May 2, 2011
Senior Bob's Weekend
How was my weekend? It was awful. It was either too hot or too cold, the traffic was bad, and there were too many Mexicans everywhere.
On Friday my wife and I went to the movies but it was too hot when I got in the car and the traffic on the way there was terrible. When we got there the movie theater was too cold and the movie had too many Mexicans in it, and all the scenes looked like the actors were too hot and there was a chase scene with really bad traffic.
When we got home it the house wasn't hot enough or cold enough and I couldn't check the traffic report on the television because all the Mexican news anchors could barely speak English. I made some soup that was too spicy which reminded me of Mexico and how terrible the traffic must be down there in that hot weather.
Saturday morning I made some coffee that was too hot then I let it sit until it got too cold. I went outside to get the paper and all these Mexicans were driving around like dingbats and I think one of them caused a traffic jam. I sat outside and drank my cold coffee in the blazing hot sun while reading the traffic reports in the paper. Then I got to mowing the lawn but it was too hot out so I hired a Mexican to mow my lawn but he wasn't going fast enough so I hired two more until there was too much lawn mower traffic on my lawn and the lawn mowers started over heating.
On Sunday I got up early to avoid traffic on the way to Church but my wife kept turning on the air conditioning which was too cold and it was too loud so I couldn't hear what channel the traffic report was on on the radio. I eventually turned the air conditioning off to hear the radio and found out that I was on the damn Mexican station, and by that time the car had gotten too hot already.
What did I learn? Between every car on the road there is air that is either too hot or too cold that is getting breathed by Mexicans, I reckon.
- Senior Bob
On Friday my wife and I went to the movies but it was too hot when I got in the car and the traffic on the way there was terrible. When we got there the movie theater was too cold and the movie had too many Mexicans in it, and all the scenes looked like the actors were too hot and there was a chase scene with really bad traffic.
When we got home it the house wasn't hot enough or cold enough and I couldn't check the traffic report on the television because all the Mexican news anchors could barely speak English. I made some soup that was too spicy which reminded me of Mexico and how terrible the traffic must be down there in that hot weather.
Saturday morning I made some coffee that was too hot then I let it sit until it got too cold. I went outside to get the paper and all these Mexicans were driving around like dingbats and I think one of them caused a traffic jam. I sat outside and drank my cold coffee in the blazing hot sun while reading the traffic reports in the paper. Then I got to mowing the lawn but it was too hot out so I hired a Mexican to mow my lawn but he wasn't going fast enough so I hired two more until there was too much lawn mower traffic on my lawn and the lawn mowers started over heating.
On Sunday I got up early to avoid traffic on the way to Church but my wife kept turning on the air conditioning which was too cold and it was too loud so I couldn't hear what channel the traffic report was on on the radio. I eventually turned the air conditioning off to hear the radio and found out that I was on the damn Mexican station, and by that time the car had gotten too hot already.
What did I learn? Between every car on the road there is air that is either too hot or too cold that is getting breathed by Mexicans, I reckon.
- Senior Bob
Hair Today Hair Tomorrow, an Essay by Urch Deepreach
If someone were to have come to me as a small boy and told me that I would pursue a career in the study of hair I would have not been surprised. However, I did not pursue a career in hair science, rather it is just a fleeting hobby. I find hair to be radically important in the construct of our society. For instance, one can easily discern the ethnicity of another by examining their arm hair. Red buoyancy? You must be Scottish. In Renaissance times, those of lower status were breed in such a manner that their hair could not grow beyond four inches, in an attempt to distinguish between the nobility and the lower class by hair length. Nonetheless, hair of all types plays a key role in our lives.
But what is hair exactly? According to dermatologists, hair is the product of cellular waste, thus, the more waste our cells expel, the richer and thicker our hair grows. In fact, in extreme cases of constipation and long absence from bowel movement, waste expulsion through hair can result in chunky, sinewy deposits known as dreadlocks.
There is much controversy over the value of hair. For instance, many men become troubled when they begin to lose hair, yet become equally as troubled when gratuitous hair appears in their food, or wedged generously within a woman's underparts. And why is other people's hair welcomed when it comes in wig form yet rejected when it presents its self on the floor of a subway cart? This idea is known as Sampson's paradox, and continues to be studied by leading dermatologists today.
Some argue that dog hair carries superior value to human hair, as consumption of the hair of the dog is known to cure ailments such as hangovers.
Like many parts of our planet, hair continues to be a mystery that has yet to be solved. At least we can still wonder about it in the meantime.
- Urch Deepreach, Professor of Mathematics at UCB
But what is hair exactly? According to dermatologists, hair is the product of cellular waste, thus, the more waste our cells expel, the richer and thicker our hair grows. In fact, in extreme cases of constipation and long absence from bowel movement, waste expulsion through hair can result in chunky, sinewy deposits known as dreadlocks.
There is much controversy over the value of hair. For instance, many men become troubled when they begin to lose hair, yet become equally as troubled when gratuitous hair appears in their food, or wedged generously within a woman's underparts. And why is other people's hair welcomed when it comes in wig form yet rejected when it presents its self on the floor of a subway cart? This idea is known as Sampson's paradox, and continues to be studied by leading dermatologists today.
Some argue that dog hair carries superior value to human hair, as consumption of the hair of the dog is known to cure ailments such as hangovers.
Like many parts of our planet, hair continues to be a mystery that has yet to be solved. At least we can still wonder about it in the meantime.
- Urch Deepreach, Professor of Mathematics at UCB
April 28, 2011
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