YO..so the other night my buddy and i were playing beer pong all fucked up and we came up with the greatest game ever. If you like beer pong, flip cup, and to drink alot of beers than this is the game for you.
The Game is called BEER FLIP!
What you need:
Four cups total (beer pong cups)
Ping Pong balls
Beerpong table
Beer (alot of it)
The game is one on one pong.
Each person gets two cups on each side of their table and they are racked in a "I" form.
One beer is poured evenly between the two cups. (one beer for two cups)
The game is set up now.
So its played like beer pong shoot the ball at the cups.
If someone makes a cup you drink.
Now when the last cup is made on either side than both players must drink a beer and its a race and the first one who flips their cup wins the game.
It doesnt matter if you didnt make a cup, whoever flips the cup wins
But no matter what everyone has to finsh whatever beer is left from that game before a new game starts.
This is a great game for a few friends to play a get wasted
I know the directions are sketchy but im a little hungover and stoned so hit me up if your confused.
4:20
Peace Love Dope
Dear Newest Hollywood Exec
So, now you’re probably asking yourself, how can I actually create a successful hit? This is a good question, and I’ll give you an example to show you the ropes. Let’s say that some burgeoning filmmaker comes to you with an idea to make a movie based off of the classic Dostoevsky novel Crime and Punishment. Now, right away, you should recognize some problems with the storyline. First, this Raskolnikov character only kills two people in the entire book, what’s scary about that? Second, the name Raskolnikov is too hard to pronounce, it should be shortened to something like Rasko (which would be nice because it sounds a bit like “rascal”). Third, the people he kills are two little old ladies, and only sickos would want to see a film about old lady killing.
Therefore, I suggest making a few minor changes to the storyline. For starters, ditch the old pawnbroker broad. Instead, wacky Rasko should go on a murdering spree hacking up attractive college co-eds on spring break. This would be great because it would play into the growing fear Americans have with traveling abroad. You may be saying to yourself, that is the stupidest idea ever, that is absolutely nothing like the novel.
Ah, but just imagine what the movie trailer could look like…
The trailer starts with a shot of Rasko in his squalid apartment staring out the window, looking down on a group of loud American tourists dancing and drinking down the streets of Moscow. Rasko’s jaw tenses. That intense narrator guy’s voice is heard, saying, “Rasko was once an intellectual, top of his class at university,” the shot shifts to him at the police station with the officer saying, “your landlady tells us you haven’t been paying your rent…” and then the narrator chimes in “until his family lost all of their money.”
Then we could show a series of shots of him being miserable and alone, taking walks and drinking at bars. Then, the Americans enter the bar and start throwing their money around and ordering rounds of drinks. The narrator says “How far will Rasko be pushed before he snaps…” and the next clip is a close-up of his eyes and the sound of a heart-beat thumping. Then, in an explosion of sound which will startle the unsuspecting audience, there will be an abrupt transition to a shot of Rasko covered in blood wielding an axe while a woman screams, and then the screen fades to black and the words “CRIME AND PUNISHMENT” appear in a bold, bloody font.
I know what you’re thinking, I’m a genius. Simply get a big name star like Keanu Reaves to play Rasko and we’ve got ourselves a profitable movie. And if that doesn’t make quite enough money, we could always release an extended edition for DVD which would emphasize how it is the “Unrated” version with scenes too gruesome for theaters.Simple, right?
I hope I have reassured you that there is absolutely nothing to get stressed out about your new job. You see, with movie trailers, a powerful cycle of hope and un-fulfillment is perfectly executed. Audiences come into a film expecting to be entertained by the “ideal film” presented in a preview, and when that movie falls short of expectation, the audience is instead presented with newer, faster, more explosive films coming soon… and, of course, when the next batch of films fail to completely satisfy the viewer, the cycle continues.
Oh man, if people were to ever figure out how easily we can manipulate them into paying to watch the same old tripe over and over again, if moviegoers were to view our trailers with a more discerning eye, well, I don’t need to tell you how disastrous that could be. We might have to actually make quality films! Ha, good thing that will never happen.
Best wishes,
Senior Hollywood Exec

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