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Knight saying “Ni”and more!

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I’ve been updating my wardrobe lately; working full time at a factory quickly makes you stop caring about what you wear every day, so I haven’t been buying much. I’ve wanted to buy this tee for a long time, so that was the first item I ordered. Jinx.com is awesome.

I found a cool clothing store called Threadless, and I’ve ordered shirts with the following images from that site:

There are tons of other great images on the site, but unfortunately almost all shirts in my size have been sold out. I think I’ll order some of these, when they’re back in stock:

I’ve thought about buying cloths with art by Derek Hess, I love his style, and I’ve found some shirts on STRHESSCLOTHING. Like this one:

Recent Movies

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I’ve spend this week at a holiday house with some friends, and naturally we saw a lot of movies.

Army of Darkness (1992) (8/10)

This… is my BOOMSTICK! Another cult-hit, and my favorite Sam Raimi movie.

Epic Movie (2007) (1/10)

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Hannibal Rising (2007) (6/10)

Didn’t expect much from this movie, I was just hoping they would show how Lecter became the cold-blooded psycho he is in a proper way. Unfortunately they didn’t, when Lecter was a kid, during World War 2, his family was killed and German soldiers occupied his house. They were starving, so they boiled and ate Lecter’s sister. That’s more or less the traumatic experience that’s supposed to be the reason that Lecter turned into a cannibalistic killer. Just doesn’t seem believable.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975) (9/10)

A classic, I don’t know how many times I’ve seen this masterpiece but it’s just as fun every time.

Scarface (1983) (9/10)

Another classic and another great movie, with one of my favorite anti-heroes in the shape of Tony Montana.

Slither (2006: 6/10)

I’ve written about Slither on my blog before, it’s a fun horror-comedy flick, although this second viewing was a bit harder to get through without yawning too many times.