Well we know that know that Toothy has a type the Brian Austin Green fits.
But does his on again off again Megan Fox have one too?And a its a little loosey Goosey?
Now how would you get that idea?
Could Austin be the reason that Fox end up with BAG? How you say. Well one look at Austin in Holiday in the Sun, come on. : )

Holiday in the Wha ha? Come on. Well, Mary Kate and Ashley weren't the only two girls in this picture. Yup that's right Megan Fox was mean girl Brianna Wallus in that movie epic Holiday in the Sun.
All that time in the Bahamas with the Austin and what makes his tow rope taunt could leave an impression. One look at Brian Austin Green and you know she was totally thinking Griffin Greyson.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Foxy Loxy gandered Goosey?
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009
Oh Canada
We Celebrate Canada Day with the highest grossing Hollywood film in history to be filmed in Canada (as of 2007)
What movie ?
The film made $110,000,000 in DVD sales, bringing its total film gross to over $652,771,772. But there is probably another reason besides its big box office that many remember it for.
The cast of TDAT spent 6 monthsfrom November 2002 through March 2003 shooting in Montreal Canada. Now that's almost the entire winter. The irony is they shot almost all the winter footage indoors, in the warm and comfy Cité du Cinéma studio in the Technopark.
"We've shot most of our exteriors inside, re-creating the snow and ice, and the weather, because we had more control, and, frankly, it looks more real", said Day After Tomorrow producer Mark Gordon.
"Also, it would've taken a lot more time to do it outside. We have shot outside with very cold weather, but not a lot. We originally thought we were coming here for the weather but what we realized was that at the end of the day, from a creative stand-point, we were better off re-creating it (inside). To have the control and let us make it look the way we wanted it to look. And a lot of this movie is visual effects, which will create a lot of the extreme weather."
Roland Emmerich said making The Day After Tomorrow "has been a tough slog and it would've been even harder if they'd been shooting on the streets of Montreal at well-below-zero temperatures."
Winters in the North are not for the light hearted. Ski trips and visit family in Utah and Michigan still can't compare to an entire winter in Canada for a guy raised in Texas, or one from California either. It's cold, it gets dark early, the snow seems to never end. What do you during a long cold Canadian winter? Look for the best poutine around? Crazy Canadian dares like, which makes you lose your shirt faster? Canadian 4.0% beer , U.S 3.2. or Canadian Club? And what about the Canadian Geese? With Wimbledon starting to film that July, and Austin having get into world champion form you think he was looking for a practice partner?
And what do you do with so much downtime actually on the set as they set up the elaborate special effects? Crossword puzzles? Books? Or do you just get to know you co-stars very well?
And what's a holiday or a Roland Emmerich movie without some explosions? Here was a quote from Arjay Smith that always sticks out in my mind.
When you look back on filming, is there one day of filming that sticks out in your mind?
Wow. There’s one day that sticks out in mind but it wasn’t a filming day. The whole shoot was just awesome, everybody was just pleasant. But one day one of our actor’s trailers blew up and that was a frantic day. Thank God they weren’t in there.
Why? Because a trailer blew up. Well yeah, but I always thought it was more interesting that he said "one of our actor's trailers" blew up, meaning singular, but then said "Thank God they weren't in there" - which implies plural. Yes I know he could you using a formal pronoun, but don't you think he would have said Thank God he wasn't in there, or Thank God she wasn't in there. What do you think?
And to all of our Canadian friends - Happy Canada Day!
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Tempus Fugit
It's not 2020 yet on One Tree Hill but with all their jump aheads they are closing in on 2015? Is that math right? Did they have to keep adding years so that Brooke could keep finding hot celebs to hook up with? I can't keep up with all this math,
Top Ten Things Julian did during the missing year of One Tree Hill.
10. Lived out life long dream of singing songs about math. Did the supper club circuit and mathlete events.
9. Took a year abroad - living La Dolce Vita and running away from prostitutes
8. Started his own clothing line for epaulet loving man - called Sho's Over - now being sued by Brooke and Victoria Davis for trademark infringement.
7. Spent the year figuring out which was better Julian Baker Davis or Julian Davis Baker on his notebooks and movie credits.
6. Headed up the remake of Dawson's Creek for the CW - starring the Sprouse twins Dylan and Cole as Dawson and his forehead with Katie Holmes back as Joey Potter.
5. Pitched a new reality series called "Shut Up Nick Lachey" where Nick Lachey shows up as Nick Lachey, mishegas ensues
4. Rumspringa
3. He had style, he had flair, he was there, That's how he became the Manny. (for Sawyer Brooke Scott that is)
2. Bought the rights to the Dan Scott story - The Dog Ate My Heart: The Dan Scott Transplant Story - soon to be on Discovery Health and Spike TV.
And the number one thing Julian Baker did during the mystery year of OTH
Built a better star trailer.
You know........ for backgammon.
This one's good guys!
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Monday, June 29, 2009
EMotion of the Ocean
Didn't forget about Mr Nichols rhythmical writing on SoGo. His writings remind me of an onion, peeling back the different layers and layers. So many layers of so many things disguised as something so simple.
There once lived a man named Alfred.
No one called him Al.
And no one called him Fred.
But he asked everyone to call him Red.
Even though his hair was dark dark mahogany brown.
He preferred the sea to land. Spent most of his time on boats.
Alone. Throwing nets. Casting. Swimming. Diving. Spearing. Speeding. Cruising.
His hair and skin was always salty and dogs loved him. Loved to lick the salt from his skin.
one on his boat. A young mermaid perhaps. Who had flopped up on
deck. He would spear a fish and cook it up fresh for her. Snapper
grilled with garlic and lime. Or he would dive for conch and make
fresh conch salad right on deck. The maids liked him on the sea. But
no one liked him on land.
On land, Alfred walked with a limp
and spoke with a stutter. There was a hitch in his gate, a twitch on
his face, and a fly that would follow him all over the place.
Needless to say, land lubbers stayed away. Kept him at bay. Threw him away.
Tossed him like trash. Never paid in cash.
water, Red came alive. Pirate. President and CEO of the Atlantic.
Primary stockholder of fish and wave. MVP of rigging and knots. Four
stars for bravery and a purple heart because his heart actually was
purple.
Maybe someday, the right mermaid, he may hook. Not from
any book. Or fairytale. But a real, scale and fins, mermaid. Long,
beautiful, salty hair, concealing her.... Well you know.
to her Daryl Hannah. And finally he will get his wish. To live and
breathe among the fish.
your faithful servant,
Is it me or does he seem to love the imagery of women? The ideal of them. And mythical women most of all. Any thoughts?
And about this mermaid. Modest mermaids are not, so why is Austin making them so?
Maybe just want to be Tom Hanks or ride with Splash director Ron Howard in a Roll Royce rollin' in the club. : )
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
Out Spotlight LXXXvI
Today's Out Spotlight is DiginityUSA. DignityUSA is the oldest and largest national lay movement of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Catholics, families, and friends. Dignity Canada represent LGBT Catholics in Canada. A similar organization is in the UK and is known as Quest.
"DignityUSA envisions and works for a time when Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Catholics are affirmed and experience dignity through the integration of their spirituality with their sexuality, and as beloved persons of God participate fully in all aspects of life within the Church and Society."
Dignity was first a counseling group and then a support group in Los Angeles, . in 1969, by Father Patrick X. Nidorf, O.S.A., an Augustinian priest and psychologist, started a ministry for gay and lesbian Catholics as an extension of his professional work. He would later describe the beginnings of Dignity in his own words as follows:
"The Catholic gay people whom I had met were frequently bothered by ethical problems and identity with the Church. It seemed obvious that the Church wasn't meeting the needs of the gay community. In counseling gay Catholics, there always seemed to be an excessive and unreal problem of guilt that was sometimes reinforced in the confessional instead of being resolved. With these ideas rattling around in my brain, I wrote a paper on a proposed group for Catholic gays and presented it to our members at a Provincial meeting. Most of the priests seemed to favor the idea of forming such a group and I did."
Word of the new ministry spreads first by word of mouth and later he placed advertisements in the Los Angeles Free Press asking people to contact him in San Diego for discussion and possible meetings. Not wanting religious fanatics or homophobes to disrupt or dominate the meetings, he required the return of a completed application form (and when in doubt a personal interview). He charged $5 a year for participation and required that all be 21 years of age and have a membership card, which he issued. The monthly gatherings are closed to anyone else. After several meetings were held in San Diego and alternately in Los Angeles (because that's where the majority of respondents to the ads live), Father Pat decided to have all gatherings in Los Angeles where the sessions are held in private homes. Father Pat writes and distributes a kind of information letter to members giving the date and location of the next meeting. (The earliest issue of this newsletter on file at the International Gay Lesbian Archives in Los Angeles is dated February, 1970.) He later noted that "the name Dignity just came to me as appropriate since one of our basic goals was to bring dignity into the spiritual and social lives of some very special people." DignityUSA has been a national organization since 1973
Dignity believes in the following tenets:
That gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics in our diversity are members of Christ's mystical body, numbered among the People of God.
That gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons can express their sexuality in a manner that is consonant with Christ's teaching.
And are organized to unite gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics, as well as our families, friends and loved ones in order to develop leadership, and be an instrument through which we may be heard by and promote reform in the Church. And believe to be such, accept responsibilities to the Church, to our Catholic heritage, to society, and to individual gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics.
Because of their opposition to official Catholic teaching that homosexual acts are "acts of grave depravity", neither DignityUSA nor Dignity Canada are recognized entities within the Catholic Church. They are prohibited from the use of Catholic Church properties and from advertising in Catholic Church publications. Dignity does however attempt dialogue with Bishops of the Church, and as an organization, they are tolerated by many in the Church, although rejected by others.
Last year on the official visit to the U.S., Pope Benedict XVI was greeted by the Diginity Washington Group on his visit to Washington DC. Papers reported that he wave to the group as he passed.
DignityUSA is the largest and most progressive group of gay, lesbian, transgender, bisexual Catholics. This year they will be celebrating 40 years of community and spiritual support for LGBT Catholics at their 2009 convention, July 2 through July 5th in San Francisco.
DignityUSA
Dignity Canada
Quest (UK)
DignityUSA 2009 Convention
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Saturday, June 27, 2009
Bow Chicka Bow Wow
Austin talks about birds. Jake wears birds. But who's the one to dig chicks?
I mean look at all the kind of chicks there are:

Jake "looks" like he likes chicks because of the chicken lady. But you know its really all about the jakes. You know what, don't think Austin has problem with that.

DC Update: Because the sheer fact of our notoriety or is that infamy ? And knowing that we would make traffic come to a stand still, rather than hiding our faces for the camera, we have sent an undercover agent who is deep somewhere in the Georgetown Prep area.
See ya later!
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Friday, June 26, 2009
Scootin' around
Austin's pretty proud of his scooter, but it made me wonder what kind of scooter does he do his scooting on.
Did he go for the classic - a Vespa?
Do a little Holiday in the Sun action?
Well ....
Austin dropped the dime on the gas mileage, and that set me off on a search. Think I have the answer.
At 115 miles per gallon, the 2009 Yamaha C3 looks like the winner. But one question. You think Austin went for the racy red or the sleek silver?

Something to think about for Austin Friday.
On a sad note. Today we stop to pay tribute to Michael Jackson. He was a musical pioneer and a true musical genius. So many remember him from his start in the Jackson 5, or Off the Wall, Thriller, or Bad. His music connected a world together with collective moments of pop culture. Despite losing Michael so early, his musical legacy will live on.
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