All of the fans of Japanese Jesus have flooded the inbox here at JJHQ with accolades for our 2008 and requests for the blog for the new year. In 2008, Japanese Jesus grew by leaps and bounds with scores of new readers and an incredibly high post count. Unfortunately, the vast majority of the 2008 posts have been mysteriously scrubbed form the internet. (Anybody with any info, please contact JJHQ.) All we are left with are the memories.
Big things are in store for 2009 including new features, exclsuive interviews, JJ merchandise, giveaways, the First Annual Japanese Jesus Retreat, guest bloggers, and much much more.
But 2008 is not over yet, so stay tuned for the exclusive, highly anticipated Dindastic year-end list.
Monday, December 29, 2008
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
More Shredding
A lot more shredding was done yesterday. Here is a list of things that I would like to put in the shredder.
- Chedder Cheese ("There's chedder in the shredder!")
- Eddie Vedder ("Vedder in the shredder!")
- My hand
- A necktie that I was wearing
- One of those new ultra thin macbooks
- Lettuce
- Ice
- That weird squishy pig face that I got in China
- Blackberry
- Loaf of bread
- Chedder Cheese ("There's chedder in the shredder!")
- Eddie Vedder ("Vedder in the shredder!")
- My hand
- A necktie that I was wearing
- One of those new ultra thin macbooks
- Lettuce
- Ice
- That weird squishy pig face that I got in China
- Blackberry
- Loaf of bread
Monday, March 17, 2008
Shredding
This weekend, a new paper shredder was purchased for Japanese Jesus headquarters and I have rediscovered my love for shredding. Yesterday, I did an incredible amount of shredding of records (not the LP kind, but that would be fun to put through the shredder). The shredder is a little noisy (I didn't want to shell out the big bucks for the "whisper quiet" model) so I had to stop shredding at night. And I still have lots of stuff to shred. I encourage everyone to get a shredder and shred shred shred.
If you don't have a shredder, feel free to bring your shredables to JJ HQ and we'll shred them for you. Or you can shred your own shredables using our shredder. Or you can stop by and shred our shredables using our shredder. One of these days, we may try putting some chedder in the shredder.
If you don't have a shredder, feel free to bring your shredables to JJ HQ and we'll shred them for you. Or you can shred your own shredables using our shredder. Or you can stop by and shred our shredables using our shredder. One of these days, we may try putting some chedder in the shredder.
Friday, February 22, 2008
2007 in Film
It's Oscar time and I have a feeling that the fans of Japanese Jesus are interested in the ten best movies from last year. Here it is in no particular order with comments:
No Country For Old Men (best of the year)
There Will Be Blood (second best of the year)
3:10 to Yuma (surprisisngly excelelnt)
Eastern Promises (Cronenberg's best ever)
Michael Clayton (worst movie title of the year)
Superbad (Michael Cera might be the best ever at playing awkward teens)
Juno (Michael Cera again, and Ellen Page was great)
Before The Devil Knows You're Dead (Lumet surprises with first excellent film in 25 years)
I'm Not There (Gere was unnecesary, Blanchett was brilliant)
Everyone is welcome to view the Oscars at Japanese Jesus headquarters if you can find it.
No Country For Old Men (best of the year)
There Will Be Blood (second best of the year)
3:10 to Yuma (surprisisngly excelelnt)
Eastern Promises (Cronenberg's best ever)
Michael Clayton (worst movie title of the year)
Superbad (Michael Cera might be the best ever at playing awkward teens)
Juno (Michael Cera again, and Ellen Page was great)
Before The Devil Knows You're Dead (Lumet surprises with first excellent film in 25 years)
I'm Not There (Gere was unnecesary, Blanchett was brilliant)
Everyone is welcome to view the Oscars at Japanese Jesus headquarters if you can find it.
Happy New Year
Happy New Year, loyal readers.
Some people might say that February 22 is a little late for the first post of the year, but those people don't know what this blog is all about.
Some people might say that February 22 is a little late for the first post of the year, but those people don't know what this blog is all about.
Thursday, December 20, 2007
A Dindastic End of Year List
It's that time of year when everyone and their mother posts or publishes various "Best Of" lists from the past year. (We may even have our own "Best Of" list sometime soon.) However, there is a much more select group of "Best Of" lists: lists that get emailed to us. So without any further bloggy blather (or blother), we present a Dindastic Top Twenty Albums of 2007 List. Except for a few choices, its pretty hipsteriffic.
20) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Magic
19) MARK KNOFFLER - Kill to get Crimson
18) SPOON - GA GA GA GA GA
17) FOO FIGHTERS- Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace
16) WHITE STRIPES - Icky Thump
15) BAND OF HORSES - Cease to Begin
14) ARCADE FIRE - Neon House
13) LCD SOUNDSYSTEM - Sound of Silver
12) ANIMAL COLLECTIVE - Strawberry Jam
11) RADIOHEAD- In Rainbows
10) ROBERT PLANT& ALLISON KRAUS - Raising Sand
9) FIEST - The Reminder
8) BJORK-Volta
7) JAY - Z- American Gangster
6) BRIGHT EYES - Cassadaga
5) NEW PORNOGRAPHERS - Challengers
4) RILO KILEY - Under The Blacklight
3) NELLIE MCKAY - Obligatory Villagers
2) RYAN ADAMS - Easy Tiger
1) WILCO - Sky Blue Sky
20) BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN - Magic
19) MARK KNOFFLER - Kill to get Crimson
18) SPOON - GA GA GA GA GA
17) FOO FIGHTERS- Echoes, Silence, Patience, and Grace
16) WHITE STRIPES - Icky Thump
15) BAND OF HORSES - Cease to Begin
14) ARCADE FIRE - Neon House
13) LCD SOUNDSYSTEM - Sound of Silver
12) ANIMAL COLLECTIVE - Strawberry Jam
11) RADIOHEAD- In Rainbows
10) ROBERT PLANT& ALLISON KRAUS - Raising Sand
9) FIEST - The Reminder
8) BJORK-Volta
7) JAY - Z- American Gangster
6) BRIGHT EYES - Cassadaga
5) NEW PORNOGRAPHERS - Challengers
4) RILO KILEY - Under The Blacklight
3) NELLIE MCKAY - Obligatory Villagers
2) RYAN ADAMS - Easy Tiger
1) WILCO - Sky Blue Sky
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