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two good years wast that bad of a run if you ask me. Sure there is still a post here or there, but it just ain’t like it used to be. We’ve had a good run. I mean 37500 spam comments can’t be wrong. Sure we didn’t save the world or even make it a better place, but we were able to mark a period of time in what is sure to become a significant period in the history of bagaki. And to me that’s pretty cool. So without some cliché ending I bid you all farewell. Thanks for the memories. So now as the blog becomes a stale artifact on the bagaki.com archive, we move forward anticipating and creating what will be bagaki.com.

A day late and a dollar short… thats where I fall in my viewing and review of the action movie Transformers. Here is my reaction in a few simple lines.

* The girls… attractive but not as “hot” as everyone seemed to claim
* The CGI was amazing, simply put spectacular. It should be given it took 30 hours to render some of the frames (24 frames per second keep in mind), but then again I could render some sweet CGI if I had a billion dollar car company underwrite the 144 minutes car commercial. It was nice to see the Autobots were GM vehicles, too bad the Decepticons weren’t Fords. Oh wait, they were.

It could have had a better story, but it more than made up for lack of story with arguably the best CGI to date. Too bad John Turturro wasn’t wearing his purple spandex embroidered in ‘Jesus’, he might have got more respect from that damn punk kid and his trashy “why do I always sleep with the football team” lady friend. He should have said “stay away from my lady friend”, that might have kept him out of handcuffs.

• Strike : Its over for the TV Studios

From the Big Picture blog. (a truly excellent blog, I must say)

• Bread Plus Cheese Plus Heat: The grilled cheese sandwich, perfection times 10 - CHOW
  super cool and delicious grilled cheese sandwiches

What the hell does that even mean? A morning person? I said that to someone the other day then paused… then thought out-loud, what does that even mean? I just don’t understand how that phrase is defined. Why can you say “morning person” but not “mid-afternoon person”? See I think i’m more of a mid-afternoon person, or maybe a late-morning/mid-day person. I know people who are late-afternoon or maybe even evening people. They don’t get any love.

they’ve had some other acclaim, or at least i have watched some of their videos before. i guess i don’t know if that counts as acclaim or not, but i guess you can be the judge. http://www.peteandbrian.com/

Yes, today Michael Jackson died. (Not that creepy black/white, child molester. No the old, cool one passionate about beer.) Tonight stop at a good beer store buy a good Belgian beer (maybe a triple or go nuts and try a lambic) and enjoy because if it wasn’t for this man everyone would still be drinking that commercialized shit that passes for beer.

• Skate Comp and Slam Contest (#13)

This is really weird, I found some videos of myself on the Internet today. Luckily, it was just skateboarding videos from when I was a sophomore in high school and not some other indiscretion. I recognize one other name on that site but most people seem to be minnesotans. Anybody have a clue how these got their?

Update:

Ryan Peterson
Co-founder & Director of Inline Services
Email: ryan@sponsorsnag.com

• Visit Sierra Leone Blog

I also found this blog and some others from across south Asia using my last name as some sort of slang but this one finally sheds some light on the meaning (At the bottom in comments). Guess I won’t be traveling to Africa or Asia with my new wife.

• Thriller

Worst punishment ever

• Never Get between a Farmer and His Tractor

• Mitt Romey’s Sons Service

Don’t vote for someone named after sports equipment

I’m not going to give a full movie review, that isn’t my style and there are thousands across the internet if you are really looking for one. I am going to start this off with saying $8.00 is too much for a movie at the theater, but then again I shouldn’t complain too much, a lot of people pay more than that. One thing I had going for me tonight was that I was the only one in the theater, nothing like a private screening to feel I got my $8 worth. And for those of you wondering, yes, I went to the movie by myself. It isn’t that bad, and I’ve found out that the theater by my house is pretty deserted if you go to the late movies, so I don’t look like such a creep. Or do I look like more of a creep, ahh, who cares. It’s not like I wore short-shorts and a mesh shirt, that might be a bit creepy.

So as for the movie, meh.

While I am not a Cubs fan, and actually with the Brewers slipping the way they are, I have been hoping for loses during the last few series, but I cannot contest how cool Wrigley is or the atmosphere at a Cubs game. This website, featuring wrigley beer vendors, is pretty sweet and worth checking out. Now as long as the Brew Crew can win the next 20 in a row, and the Cubbies lose the next 30 games, I won’t have any worries at all. I will give them Harry Caray, probably the only worthy adversary to Mr Baseball, but in the end I think the Ueck would kick some ass.

Mr Bagaki has procured a new location for our offices and NEW STUDIO for bagaki.tv. We are in the process of packing, organizing, prioritizing, cataloging, and cleaning in preparation of the move. We should be in our BRAND NEW (i mean it isnt even built yet) studio by the end of july, and our new equipment should be here by then too. Lookout world

On that note, it is definite that this blog with go wild and that I won’t have any time to get back into the swing of things until fall at the earliest. We need a re-design, upgraded software, and all the goodies before we make anything happen, and that is simply too far down the priority list to make it happen anytime soon. I’ll stay in touch.

Best Regards,

Gurt T Luhrman.

April 23, 2007

After long thought and deliberation Mr Bagaki, myself, and the other suit types at Bagaki Enterprises have decided to put the blog on hiatus for a while. We have decided that since content as of late had been getting pretty thin and that directly correlated to a readership drop. We understand why. So as not to abandon all of you readers we will be leaving the blog up and putting many of you on our mailing list to keep you up to date on all happenings bagaki. In the meantime we will be dedicating much of our energy to many of the dozens of other projects currently underway.

Thank you for the several years of loyal readership and hope that you will continue to support bagaki in your local communities.

Be well,

Gurt T Luhrman
Editor, Cock

You know bagaki.TV is in works to produce a fishing show, but after seeing this I think Mr Bagaki might be a little skeptical about putting expensive equipment on the boat. I love the part in about the middle of the video when the camera person walks off the cliff. I’m sure the reaction is due to the fact that he just watched a $30,000+ camera go for a swim.