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PMDN: Die Hard 2 and 3

Posted on July 29, 2007 by Jaybrams

It was nice to have a second PMDN (Poor Man’s Date Night) this week as the kids spent the night with the Mimi. We decided to finish up the original Die Hard trilogy in one fail swoop. I’ll start with DH2:Die … Continue reading →

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PMDN: Die Hard

Posted on July 26, 2007 by Jaybrams

Die Hard (1988)  So I was at Sam’s Club and saw the Die Hard trilogy on sale for $16… All three $16. Can’t go wrong there. I’ve never seen them, but Bruce Willis is the man and I’ve heard nothing … Continue reading →

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Britain Does Everything Better

Posted on June 22, 2007 by Jaybrams

Well, i dunno… maybe not, but their “Briatian’s Got Talent” is far better than our “America’s Got Talent” for a few of reasons. 1.) The Judges: With the exception of Pierce, America’s judges are a joke.  Britain’s: Simon (you know him … Continue reading →

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Jeff Deyo – Unveil

Posted on June 18, 2007 by Jaybrams

I’m not sure why this guy gets as little notice as he does; I’ve thoroughly enjoyed every piece of music he’s put out and he nearly single-handily showed the world you can mix worship with energy, passion and a bit … Continue reading →

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Spidey #3

Posted on May 29, 2007 by Jaybrams

The action sequences are pretty sweet, the story line is a bit “eh,” the love story is pretty lame / ridiculous, and there is plenty of cheese to go around. But… The best way to judge any part of a … Continue reading →

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PMDN Review: A History of Violence

Posted on May 24, 2007 by Jaybrams

The wife and I have designated Wed night as our “Poor Man’s Date Night.” Basically it’s a night just for us, after the kids go to bed… no working out, no church duties, no practicing guitar, and probably no 360 (dang).  … Continue reading →

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