oh look look look

unlike what they did to my grinch (jim carey indeed. what a piss poor choice. ok well anyone would have been. the grinch should ONLY be in book form and cartoon form)

i CANNOT wait to see this

first peek down the rabitt hole with tim burton's alice

Credits: Disney

oh the NEW alice in wonderland looks divine!

wow wow and wow

tywkiwdbi tells us tim burton is filming a new alice (holy shite, i cannot wait!!!)


here's the imdb listing check out the smokin' cast!

ben there, dan that

via wonderland

.....Aw this is so cute. Ben and Dan are two bedroom programmers - they made Gibbage - who have just turned out a point-and-click adventure starring Ben and Dan. Well, why not, if you're going to make your own games you might as well star in them. Plus, it's totally educational:.............

i haven't played the game yet myself. i can't vouch for it BUT you can't go wrong trusting wonderland. my new laptop should be here next week and then i SHOULD be able to resume some normal activities

hmmmmmmm appears senator chuck hagel

is NOT delusional (unlike the being in my previous posting). a shout out to YOU senator hagel on recognizing REALITY when you see it
Hagel: Bush Iraq speech like 'Alice in Wonderland'
Nick Langewis and David Edwards
Senator Chuck Hagel (R-NE) suggests to CNN's Wolf Blitzer that there is no cause for optimism towards the situation in Iraq, propagated by arrogance, with an ever-growing cost in lives and money, despite a recent speech by President Bush.
"I think this is another episode of 'Alice in Wonderland,'" the Senator says. "What's up is down, and what's down is up. What do you mean, 'stability and security?' Baghdad, for example, has been over the last year essentially ethnically divided."
"And," Hagel adds, "when you look at the casualties the United States has taken since since the so-called 'military surge,' over 900 deaths; you look at almost 30,000 wounded, and the money we've put in there.
And then, the other point of this is, too: If, in fact, the 'surge' has calmed things to a point where the President and others are saying 'Well, they've done a great service, and they've achieved some terrific things,' why, then, is the administration talking about keeping more American troops in Iraq for the remainder of this year than we had before the 'surge'?"
"This," the Senator continues, "is still a very unstable, serious, dangerous situation in Iraq.".........