Ryan McFarland

We have been watching a lot of movies and tv on dvd lately. We watched season 3 of Nip Tuck and season two of Lost. Cena bought them new on Amazon where she got a $30 coupon for applying for a credit card and then the credit card gave her a $30 discount off of her first purchase so we practically got to watch those for free. But then she turned around and sold them on Amazon. Paid to watch tv? We were not paid to watch any of the rest of the things we have lately though. I got “Rupert Murdock - war on journalism” via peerflix and it was humorous, eye-opening, and disgusting. Cena got “Mirror Mask” from netflix. That was some nice cinematography. We bought Rambo III at a box store in Anchorage for under $5. It was remarkably timely. John Rambo works with some Afghan freedom fighters on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border to rescue his mentor from Russian occupants. The same border we suspect Osama is hiding on. The same freedom fighters that later became Al Queda. For the winner of a 1989 Razzie Award and a Guinness World Record holder (most violent movie in history) this movie actually had a quote by Rambo’s mentor during his interrogation about the people of Afghanistan that holds especially true. Sadly, I can not find the quote online. We watched “Killer Shrews” a 1959 black and white movie we found on VHS in a thrift store. It was great. I don’t want to ruin it for you but the giant shrews were dogs with shaggy rugs thrown over them and the hero was Sheriff Rosco P. Coltrane from the Dukes of Hazzard series.