Olbermann (if that's his real name) torched NYT's Sulzberger (or vice versa) as hot as any flamethrower robot dog until only embers and ashes remained on the carpet, risking to ignite flames that could the burn down the whole burning. He, Keith, goes on to torpedo msnbc's leaving a gaping hole below the waterline.
Nice sci-fi delights. 4-star ****
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Olbermann (if that's his real name)
torched NYT's Sulzberger (or vice versa) as hot as any flamethrower robot dog
until only embers and ashes remained
on the carpet, risking to ignite flames
that could the burn down the whole burning.
He, Keith, goes on to torpedo msnbc's
leaving a gaping hole below the waterline.
Per his usual, K.O. brought the receipts.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PsCN_WYFOtY
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Nice sci fi review.
ReplyDeleteDay the Earth Stood still i 1051 is but one of my all time classic favorite.
No, I do not think the remake with Keanu improved on it..
Can't wait till you review Queen of Outer space With Zsa Zsa Gabor.
Soooo... why does the opening/closing themes to Rocky Horror Picture Show come to mind?
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