Monday, October 11, 2010

Thanksgiving résumé

Hello!


Well Thanksgiving is over, next big holiday is Christmas. We still have remembrance Day, a time to say thank you to everybody who has lost their lives so that we can leave ours in peace.


We had a great supper, big ass turkey sandwiches with pop, fruit salad, chips and chocolate cake. My brothers came, my cousin came it was great fun. Until, everybody left and we started to see a movie called Frozen. This is probably from the same people who made canyon the movie, real bad movies.


First of all let me start by saying never let your mother-in-law or wife go alone to pick up movies. The canyon was a movie that was selected by my mother-in-law, and it was horrific. Frozen was a movie that my wife selected and boy did I want to kill myself.


Canyon is about a couple of city slickers that go on a trail to visit the Grand Canyon and they get lost. I was always thought that when getting lost you backtrack to find your way out. These people don't, they go all the way to the end of the Grand Canyon when they have to climb a 50 foot rock wall instead of taking the left side where there's only a small mountain. Obviously, all of this is being done while on the lookout for wolves.


Frozen, what do you think that frozen is about? Well it's about the city slickers once again that get trapped on a chair lift after hours. Are you kidding me?? They're about 15 feet away from the ground and when one of them decides to jump to going get help, both his legs are broken by the fall. What happened next? The wolves eat him!! Then his buddy decides to go out for help, he too gets eaten by wolves.


I'm pretty sure that it's the same production company that made both movies. Also, I'm also certain that this is the same people who made that movie about the couple to get stranded while scuba diving in the ocean.


So I had a so-so Thanksgiving when you take the entertainment into consideration.Next line, I'm going to get the movies.




Have a good week!

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