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post #151 of 178
11/24/10 at 8:01pm
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No. 66:

The Neurotic Monologues: SoundTracks 11/24/2010
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post #152 of 178
11/30/10 at 9:38pm
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No. 67 - This is very sad:

Free Tony the Tiger
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post #153 of 178
11/30/10 at 11:44pm
Petition signed!
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post #154 of 178
12/1/10 at 5:16am
I can't access that site at work but I'll damn sure sign when I get home.
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post #155 of 178
12/1/10 at 1:05pm
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Guys, you're awesome!!
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post #156 of 178
12/7/10 at 10:36pm
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No. 68:

The Neurotic Monologues: How to convert text-based pdf screenplays to Kindle 3
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post #157 of 178
12/13/10 at 6:29pm
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This thread has finally reached 10.000+ views...

Does this mean people actually read my stupid blog? If that is the case, cool. Thanks! Here’s more stupid...

No. 69 :

The Neurotic Monologues: SoundTracks 12/13/2010
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post #158 of 178
12/30/10 at 1:06am
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No. 70:

The Neurotic Monologues: Lessons learned from the Tube (or Flat screen) – 2010
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post #159 of 178
12/30/10 at 1:22am
I think the cost of producing SGU was pretty high, with the relatively large cast and FX, and exceeded the revenue from the low ratings it got. The MGM bankruptcy probably didn't help matters. I imagine that Caprica went through something of the same thing.

Still, I liked SGU a lot, though I never watched Caprica. I imagine a lot of Stargate fans wanted Stargate: The Next Next Generation, put that formula was getting rather stale and they needed to try something different. It's unfortunate that they failed.

Terriers getting such low ratings is a shame.
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post #160 of 178
12/30/10 at 9:38pm
More fine work as always Ma'am.
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post #161 of 178
12/31/10 at 5:29pm
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I think the cost of producing SGU was pretty high, with the relatively large cast and FX, and exceeded the revenue from the low ratings it got. The MGM bankruptcy probably didn't help matters. I imagine that Caprica went through something of the same thing.
You might be right, but MGM TV hasn't said anything, so I'm just blatantly going to blame SyFy. Any channel that produces an abomination like their version of Beauty and The Beast should be punished for crimes against humanity.

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More fine work as always Ma'am.
Thanks, man!
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post #162 of 178
1/14/11 at 11:06am
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No. 71 - My first post after the redesign is a sample of pure lazyness, and I can't embed videos. The horror:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: RANDOM BRIEF NOTES # 4

 

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2/3/11 at 1:01pm
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 No. 72:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: SOUNDTRACKS 02/03/2011
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post #164 of 178
2/17/11 at 7:37pm
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No. 73:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: ON HANGOVERS AND BAD SERVICE
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post #165 of 178
3/3/11 at 12:47pm
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No.74:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: A RANDOMNESS QUICKIE
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post #166 of 178
3/10/11 at 10:21am
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So now that GUY.com is live, live, live!, I can say announce that I'm in charge of the GUY's Top Ten column. I'll publish links here as well as new blog post links, for self pimping is the spice of life on the web. Here's my first:

Guy’s Top Ten Disturbingly Hilarious Children’s TV Shows
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post #167 of 178
3/11/11 at 4:16pm
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No. 75:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: ERGO PROXY – EP. 1
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post #168 of 178
3/16/11 at 8:33am
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New Guy.com post: Guy’s Top Ten Film & TV Props to Survive the Apocalypse - http://bit.ly/gJn9sF
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post #169 of 178
3/18/11 at 4:34pm
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No. 76:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: ERGO PROXY – EP. 2
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post #170 of 178
3/18/11 at 11:54pm

Wanted to chime in on your Guy.com article, natalia. All those things are certainly handy. Especially the toothbrush. Sharpen the end of it, and it not only fights plaque and cavities, but it can fight hostile persons/things!

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post #171 of 178
3/19/11 at 4:30pm
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Wanted to chime in on your Guy.com article, natalia. All those things are certainly handy. Especially the toothbrush. Sharpen the end of it, and it not only fights plaque and cavities, but it can fight hostile persons/things!

That's a great idea! I can't believe I didn't think about that.
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post #172 of 178
3/20/11 at 5:36pm

Yeah, the idea jumped into my head after reading it, and also, I'd seen it on the prison show OZ. It seemed like a good idea to have something non-threatening be used as a weapon.

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post #173 of 178
3/23/11 at 7:35pm
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New Guy.com post - Guy’s Top Ten Geeky Film T-shirts
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post #174 of 178
4/2/11 at 1:07pm
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New Guy.com post - Pin-up Girls of the 1920′s
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post #175 of 178
4/6/11 at 9:28am
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New Guy.com post - More classic babes (from the 1930s): http://bit.ly/fPglh0

I'll be back with more Neurotic Monologues and Ergo Proxy later this week.
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post #176 of 178
4/13/11 at 1:53pm
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New Guy.com post - Pin-up Girls of the 1940s: http://bit.ly/ehWAgl

I’m having some serious time management problems and I’ve completely neglected my blog. Oh gods…
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post #177 of 178
5/18/11 at 5:35pm
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I'm back... Yay for me.

No. 77:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: RANDOM BRIEF NOTES # 5
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post #178 of 178
5/25/11 at 4:10pm
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No. 78:

THE NEUROTIC MONOLOGUES: ERGO PROXY – EP. 3

And my last 3 Guy.com articles. I've been gone for a long time:
Guy’s Top Ten: Pin-up Girls of the 1950s
Guy’s Top Ten: Pin-up Girls of the 1960s
Guy’s Top Ten: Pin-up Girls of the 1970s
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