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October 27, 2006 •
Humor •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Episode 9 Attack of the Banana Republic
It’s been another long work week but what happened last night was a gem and while it had unintended consequences, it really perked up my evening….. I was getting ready for bed around midnight, brushing my teeth, putting files away for the next day when suddenly I hear a loud noise like paper taiko drums …
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May 2, 2005 •
Humor •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Cat For Sale
He still attacks Merlin (who has developed a really high pitch yowl) and me, whenever he feels frisky, which is always. He scratches everything and knocks anything that isn’t nailed down off counters, and occasionally swallows them. But when
February 22, 2005 •
Culture, Film, Lifestyle •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Forty-five Screens and Nothing to Watch
Take the time. Support good film. Because if we have another year where “Taxi” is #1 in its first week out, I’ll be looking for you. And I fight dirty. Sun Star Online by Alex Grantham I don’t think the public understands how the movie
August 21, 2004 •
Humor •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Meet Maus
Instead of interest on savings, you get a cat. This is what greeted me when I went to the bank today. Just 1.5 pounds and all belly.
July 23, 2003 •
Culture, Film, Lifestyle •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Asian Values Via The Movies
If we base what we know of the people of Hong Kong only on what is portrayed in Cantonese movies and television soap operas, they would be the most unlikely people on earth to come out for mass demonstrations, marches and candle-light vigils. Malaysiakini.com
August 22, 2002 •
Culture, Lifestyle •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on It Runs East-West
Sawtelle may be a north-south street on the map, but for many homesick young Asians, it goes straight to the heart. CalendarLive The pack of young women stationed outside FuRaiBo, a Japanese-style pub or izaka-ya on West Los Angeles’ Sawtelle Boulevard,
January 3, 1999 •
Culture, Film, Lifestyle •
Vogue Fish •
Comments Off on Hong Kong Film Basics (1999)
Why are they all subtitled? Hong Kong films are made in Cantonese by an industry whose primary audience is in Hong Kong, the rest of Asia second. The fact that the rest of the world has discovered these films and continues to watch them does not appear to be
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