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Friday, December 31, 2004
Their Here!

I am sure that many of you have heard about the recent string of laser beams being aimed at airplanes while in flight. Actually as they are close to landing. Well here is my theory, it isn't terrorists or jackasses with nothing better to do than to play with new Christmas toys, or St. Elmo's fire. It is Aliens...they are here and they want to a)communicate; b)Fuck with us; or c)find out why we use fly in such crappy equipment. I read this
article that explains what has been happening this past week with the whole laser beam incident. Here are my theories explained a little better:

Communication
I believe that they have been trying to communicate with our planet for many years but they for some reason or another get scared off by how humans here on earth panic at the sight of their strange looks, flying saucers, crazy lights and such. They are curious, they want to know more about us and how we function here on a different planet. They want to study what makes us survive, social interaction of all the different cultures of our world, and how the world functions as a whole. Don't you think that if we found another world out there that we would try to communicate with it and find out all about how they function and what they do and their survival skills, what their world looks like, etc. Think about it, massive amounts of money are spent trying to discover Mars(a planet just a hop skip and a jump away from here) and there could be so much more out there (beyond our wildest imaginations) that is yet to be discovered. I think we would spend the money trying to find it if we could.

Fuck With Us
There are a lot of people out there that claim to have been abducted by aliens, taken aboard their spacecrafts, poked, prodded, violated, and the whole nine yards. Isn't it a possibility that they are doing this for sheer enjoyment? Think about it. We get bored sitting around here on earth with all of our glorious technology, wouldn't it be fun to zoom to Planet Tiberon and screw the people there. Here is the senario: Drew calls Jay, "Hey Jay, I'm bored, do you want to go bowling?" "I am tired of bowling every Saturday. How about a road trip? Lets go fuck with those guys on that new planet we discovered. I can dry hump their legs and violate them like I do to you," replies Jay. "OK" Drew agrees. Its plausible, don't you think.

Our Outdated Equipment
All of the stories since Roswell are filled with the theory that aliens are much more advanced than we are. Apparently the metal that was found in the Roswell crash was unbendable, but light as a feather. Those who have been taken claim that the spaceships that they board are made of nothing that they have seen before. It is possible that their technology is so far advanced into our future that they are baffled at how we can still use the equipment they tossed in the garbage 1000 years ago. Maybe they are trying to share their technology with us. They want us to know that even though we think that we are more advanced than ever, we are actually really all stupid.

Think about it, the universe goes on forever. Isn't it fathomable that we aren't the only planet with functioning societies.
posted by Jenna Friday, December 31, 2004
Saturday, May 01, 2004
This is So Out of My Hands

Ok. So I said I guessed Keith and my friendship is over and I really don't want it that way. I wish we could put everything behind us and take things from now and go. Unfortunately he seems to be siding with Jamie and Monica and I really don't want to get into it again. Let's just say that he only heard one side of the story and that is their's, he hasn't called to get mine or Jay's. The other day I got a phone call from Keith and I hesitated in picking it up. It turns out that his phone must have been in his pocket and it dialed me for some unkown reason. I went to listen to my message and it was just a whole lot of mumbo jumbo and change rattling around. Normally, I would call him and leave a quirky message telling him to lock his keys and stop leaving 5 minute messages on my phone. I didn't feel I could do that anymore. I have to say I was also disappointed to hear that it wasn't him calling.

I don't want to beat this horse to death but I guess I have to...the tickets were expensive but it was a small portion of my damn taxes. I have still have plenty leftover and I even lent some to people who I know who needed it. So I think that I managed my money pretty well. Ok...I don't even want to talk about that anymore so that is the last time.

Keith I have never not appreciated you sticking up for me and for that I have always been greatful. Jay admits that you were the one who I could count on the most in the crew to be on my side. I have never denied that and I never will. I thought that if you had a problem with how I spent my money that you should have came to me personally about it and not say in the manner that you did, I know you even said that on your blog. Do I want our friendship to be over...no. But I don't want you to take the one side that you heard as gospel. You only heard my angry side over the internet and if you want to work this we need to talk it out. No yelling or bashing other people, just you and me and and everything will be civil. I am sick of this nonsense and I don't want to lose any more friends.

posted by Jenna Saturday, May 01, 2004
Thursday, April 29, 2004
This is Getting Ridiculous


Now since I am unable to bash people on the crew blog, I have decided that I will be able to do it here. Actually, I will try to do this with more decency than I did there…the key word is try. Now we all know the mess that has gone on with the crew blog and sure I took things a little to far but others decided to take them even farther. I called Monica a bitch and said that she wasn’t hot, did I mean it? Yes. Should I have said it? No. Anywho, Monica then proceeded to call me a whore and white trash and she said that my son was a burden on society (even though society never gave him anything seeing as Jay and I have never had any problem providing for him). I never realized she was like this seeing as she was so nice to our faces and loved to play with him when he was around. I wish the truth had told right then and there. So much could have been out of the way and the air would have been clear. That really isn’t what this is about. Tucker’s World has a post that says that I called her every nasty name in the book…well he is lying. I did call her crazy and the two other things I mentioned earlier but I know a lot more words in the book and they weren’t in there. You see Keith has this problem with exaggeration. He doesn’t know what he is talking about and if you want to see who called the other more names in the book I suggest you check out crew blog.

Well I guess Keith and my friendship is over and that is sad. It is a real shame that he has know idea that the tax refund I got was my own tax money that I paid into the government last year, he has no idea that he is taking sides with the wrong people, and for that I feel bad for him.

posted by Jenna Thursday, April 29, 2004
Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Oh That Crew Down In Crewville

Once upon a time in the land of Crewville there was a quite a backstabbing. Well, I am not sure if that is the right word for it but I will leave it to my reader’s minds to determine the exact term for what it was. First, you must know a little something about what happens in Crewville to understand what happened. This precious little community is home to a group of comrades. They are occasionally homosexually inclined (although they all are heterosexual), self-loathing, suicidal, and many other things that would take an entire story to go through. Anywho, I say occasionally because once they have been consuming certain fermenting and brewed beverage these tendencies seem to arise and overcome them. Needless to say they are very close and good friends who would pretty much do anything for one another. If you want some background on these friends all you need to do it check out the story entitled Jenna and the Lima Beanstalk on January 18 of 2003.

Well on to what our story is really about. Jenna and Lima Beanz decided to take a rather nice trip to Funland, which is not that far from Crewville. Though you must cross a river to arrive in this land it is well worth your time and money for you will enjoy yourself the entire time you are there. Instead of paying the small tax that is charged to most who arrive in Funland they decided to pay the larger tax (Jenna had come into a little bit of money and was able to splurge for once) to view the festivities from a different perspective. They thoroughly enjoyed the festivities from this level and were glad that they decided to pay the higher tax. You see, for them it was a new experience that they would only get to enjoy once a year with this better view. Now don’t get me wrong, they loved watching the festivities from their normal viewing area but for once they were able to change things a bit. They saw nothing wrong with this and either did most of their friends, until one of them decided to tell them about it.

You see, Lima Beanz thought that it would be a magnificent idea if all of them could experience this view of the festivities together sometime. Although they had to pay the higher tax it would be for one night and he thought it was an experience everyone would enjoy…so he thought. He wrote about it in the Crew Chronicle and the next thing he knew it blew up in face by one close friend. This person was angry and thought that Lima Beanz was bragging about this money and the fact that he was able to see things from a different point of view. He was dead wrong. Lima Beanz only wanted to share his experience with his friends and hope that they would agree to maybe go on an excursion like this in the forth-coming year. Unfortunately this friend also thought that the only reason Jenna had received this money was because of how hard he worked at the thankless local mill that payed him small wages and took out large taxes. He didn’t realize that he worked at the same mill she did and earned this money for herself. Granted Jenna and Lima Beanz had a small child to tend to, there was plenty of money left for him as well.

Now the bigger problem was that this friend also wrote a letter into the Crew Chronicle and sounded bitter, mean, and vindictive. He thought that these two should have simply payed the lesser tax for the festivities and watched from the same point of view as normal and not experience something new. This was awful! Jenna and Lima Beanz were shocked and more importantly hurt because of what their friend had said. Why should he feel this way when all of the other friends had no problems with it? Maybe this comrade did not like experiencing new things; lord knows he had the money to pay the higher tax. Why wouldn’t he want to experience some of the finer things in life? It wasn’t as if he was moving into the Taj Mahal.

I guess it really isn’t a backstabbing, but the right word just doesn’t come to mind, Well, the ordeal still isn’t resolved but maybe one day it will be. Until then, we may not here about Crewville for quite sometime.

posted by Jenna Wednesday, March 31, 2004
Monday, September 22, 2003
Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring

So it has been awhile but I needed time to think about what might be next on my list. Now I have been seriously scrutinized for liking this movie because I never read any of the Lord of the Rings books, so if you are one of those people that thinks like an idiot you can kiss my ass and stop reading now. When I first saw the trailer for this movie I was so intrigued. Not only did I think that it looked excellent but I knew I wasn’t going to be disappointed.

This movie has a lot of good actors in it, some under rated ones (I should say some that have not done any movies to their potential yet), and some up and coming stars. As you all know Elijah Wood plays Frodo Baggins, a Hobbit from the Shire who inherits the ring of power from his uncle Bilbo Baggins. Gandalf, played by Ian McKellan is a wizard who looks after Frodo. He knows the rings potential and realizes that if it is not destroyed all hell will come of Middle Earth and Salron (not sure if I spelled it right) will come back to take over.

Poor Frodo embarks on a journey through Middle Earth with Samwise (Sean Astin) his best friend to take the ring to be destroyed. All along the way they are burdened by Merry and Pippin, two annoying but very loyal friends of Frodo’s, Ring Wraiths (again the spelling is probably wrong) who are trying to steal the ring to take it to the Dark Lord Salron, and everyone with any kind of power who knows about the ring. They all know how powerful this ring is and want it for their own good. This makes for a huge obstacle for poor Frodo and his friends who are helped along the way by the Fellowship. This is made up of Aragorn (Viggo Mortenson), Legolas, ahhhh Legolas! (Orlando Bloom), Gimli (John Rhys-Davies), Gandalf, Pippin (Billy Boyd), Merry (Dominic Monaghon), Borimir (Sean Bean), and Sam. They all have sworn to protect Frodo on his quest and I guess you will all have to see the next two installments of the series to find out what happens (The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers and the Lord of the Rings: Return of the King).

Other actors who are in the movie include Liv Tyler, Cate Blanchett, Hugo Weaving, Ian Holm, and Christopher Lee. I know that all of my readers have seen the first one, if you haven’t please do, and I suggest the next two as well. Two Towers is now out on DVD and if you wait a few more months you can see the special edition. The Return of the King is due in theaters December 17th.

This movie not only has a great cast that delivers one great performance, but the special effects are amazing and how they made Ian McKellan look so huge next to Elijah Wood is beyond me. That is the miracle of computers I guess!

posted by Jenna Monday, September 22, 2003
Sunday, September 07, 2003
An Oldie!!!

McLintock

This is one that dates back before all of my readers were born. It is a John Wayne movie from 1963 about a cattle rancher, George Washington McLintock who lives in a town named after him (in the not-so-wild west). This is mainly because he owns the entire area surrounding him. He is obviously a landmark and hero to the town for is money, relationship with the Indians (which happens to be a very good one), and his political influence. But he has plenty of problems of his own.

What kind of problems could a man with so much in his favor for his time and day have? His wife, played by Maureen O’Hara, is a royal bitch who wants nothing more from him then a divorce. The majority of her time is spent away from the town, but all of McLintock’s friends know that she loved him with all of her being and was just as rough as he could ever be. But something had turned her against him (could it have something to do with his drinking?) and she tries to get her daughter to turn against him as well. Unfortunately for her, she holds many of the same views as he does and she agrees with what he is doing with the Indian relations that are going on (this is when the Indians are being forced onto reservations by the government).

McLintock’s daughter is back from school and she is no longer the little tomboy that she used to be. She now has style and class and has no time for the silly little fights among the men in town who are falling at her feet. One of her love interests in the movie is played by Jerry Van Dyke who is one big nerd…but that is what girls want right? Maybe not, since another love interest, played by Patrick Wayne (John Wayne’s son) is new farm hand hired by McLintock who is a really good guy who is just a little rough around the edges. But men had to be back then, didn’t they?

The movie is definitely a great comedy and even though I don’t really like westerns and John Wayne is not one of my favorite actors I think this is one of his better movies. It isn’t celebrated as much as some of his others like True Grit, The Green Berets, Big Jake, or El Dorado, but it is definitely a great movie. Most people I know have never seen this movie but those that have really like it. This is another that you should definitely see.

posted by Jenna Sunday, September 07, 2003
Tuesday, September 02, 2003
Film #3


The Usual Suspects

This could easily be my favorite movie of all time. It is not your typical who-dunnit because the plot goes so much deeper than you would ever expect. This movie is about five criminals who all, in one way or another, know each other but don’t have any real connection. They are all brought in for a line up in New York City and think they are getting shafted by the system and decide to get a little revenge. Unfortunately, someone much more powerful and scary is controlling every move they make.

This movie has an incredible cast, Kevin Spacey, Gabriel Byrne, Kevin Pollack, Benicio Del Toro, Stephen Baldwin (his only good performance), and Chazz Palminteri. Chazz Palminteri plays detective Dave Kujan who is looking for the mastermind behind a huge boat fire (explosion) that killed many people. He believes the mastermind is Kaiser Soze, but no one really knows the true identity of this universally feared man. As Verbal Kint (Spacey) gives an account of all the activities that led up to the fateful explosion, including a shitload of criminal activity, you try to figure out which character is running the show from behind the scenes. This entire movie is one huge flashback.

If you haven’t already seen this movie you must have lived as a hermit for the past eight years. But you should definitely see it for the first time, or again if you haven’t watched it in a while. It is always good to catch the hidden clues each time you watch it. If you are a virgin to this movie then see if you can figure it out. For some reason Rob Arter thinks this movie is crap, but that is one of the reasons we call him “Lame” Arter, he just doesn’t realize the greatness of this film. This movie is almost definitely my favorite movie.

posted by Jenna Tuesday, September 02, 2003



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