doghouse_reilly

Leonard nimoy's "spoken word" and I saw the greedo scene pencils. I bet alec stevens gave you an A right? He always grades easy.

I smell a kubert school student. Did you do the star wars pages for fernando ruiz?

i was smoking a marijuana cigarette, watching the Waltz for Venus episode and whas like "wasnt Doghouse supposed to get to louavull sometime soon?"

in the upper right hand corner you will find a link that says 'update'. try it out, hoss.

i didnt think you were dead, just in prison.
are you back in indiana? help me out here, its been a while.

yeah, and their names always like McGavon or Keller. trying to jam up Walker, they have no chance.

i'm currently in negotiations with OniComics to do a Renegade/Walker crossover. much along Marvels 'what if...?' series.

also, early mornings are for RPG's. late nigh smokeouts are for fighters or racers.

I had no choice. You two are "teh awesome"

We'll have to arrange that real life meetup soon. I'm thirsty.

*goes and makes up the spare bed*

muffin!
take pictures!

you know what would be fucking rad? if you updated! that would be the balls!

You=where?

WTF? FTW?

TFW?

Hmph.

Bueller?

i dig

Long Goodbye
Lady in the Lake
Big Sleep
Little Sister
High Window

That's how I rank my Marlowes

I also love his short stories which are collected in The Simple Art of Murder, especially one called "The King in Yellow"- if you are looking for a good non0Bogie Marlowe, try a young James Garner in "Marlowe" cooly updated for the 1960s and even with a sweet Bruce Lee cameo. It's my second favorite Chandler film besides the real Bogart one.

Of course, what I really would kill for is DVDs of the early 80s "Philp Marlowe private eye" series starring Powers Boothe -- those were on HBO and taken from the short stories. They sort of grafted on Marlowe as the prtagonist since he wasn't in the stories, but they did rock.

James Caan is good as old married Marlowe in "Poodle Springs" actually --- the book sucked cause the manuscript was unfinished when Chandler died and Robert PArker picks it up, very visibly, midway through -- but the movie is god because Caan really makes me think that this is what Marlowe would end up like more mature and married.

Thanks! It's a tribute to my favorite painting by my favorite artist. Back in middle school I was taking an art class at the museum while the Mucha exhibit was passing through. I think I must have tried to draw Monaco~ MonteCarlo at least three times over.

Thanks homie

I'm reading all Chandler again these last weeks. I can't tell you or anyone else well enough how awesome Long Goodbye is compared to any other American novel -- ever. But since everyone else won't know what the hell I'm talking about, I am telling you, Doghizzle.

Thanks. I really don't like looking for jobs. It has been so easy being at the same place for almost 7 years. It'll be worth the stress and time if I can find something I like more than my current job though. Good luck on your own job search.

Much as I love the stache, it really is time to update your journal buster. Can't keep us all in suspense for this long every time.

I know it's a bit of a drive but I really think you and Jovia ought to come to my party this friday night.

There's going to be a goat. Or possibly a naked italian bartender. Or both.

aaah benny hill.

My adolescent vice.

I used to secretly tape that show (because it was on after midnight) and then watch it when my parents weren't home.

ok, that and "20 minute workout".

after, i will prolly go home, smoke a bunch of crack and blow my head off.

'cause i will never see anything as beautiful again.