During a Sugar Low…
After eating some candy and experiencing a sugar high comes the inevitable sugar low. During this low when I needed more sugar to boost up my system, I went and bought this.
After eating some candy and experiencing a sugar high comes the inevitable sugar low. During this low when I needed more sugar to boost up my system, I went and bought this.
I got some feedback about the Lost viewing party at Club 939, and it goes something like this…
The music was bangin’ with Deejay Betty mixing it up, and the club was buzzing as usual. Cream danced for our reporting crew at the table of the Greatest Legal Mind Ever. As she performed, our crew yelled “get on top!” at every creamy gyration. With concerns of the paparazzi taking scandalous pictures, the stars of Lost went incognito. In the house could have been Matthew Fux, Daniel Does Kim, and Dominic Moneyshot.
As the drinks flowed through the night and the pole climbing continued, our crew thought they spotted Evangeline Likee Lickee, Ho’s Love Garcia, and Josh Let’s Go All the Way. Of course, Mr. 939 was holding it down and signing autographs and re-enacting his role as Japanese Tourist #4.
A fun night for all!
Okay, okay, I took some blogger’s freedom while revising this post.
In case you missed the Lost episode, here’s the video and some stills.
So who really needs the Nike+iPod Sports Kit when you got one of these bad boys?
Yeah, that’s right. Why spend $30 on the Sports Kit when you can get this step counter free inside a box of cereal? And check it out, this does colors one better with red, orange, and blue featuring Mickey, Stitch, and some Chicken Little guy. Awesome!
Talk about ease of use. Here’s the directions.
Way simple. No wireless connection between a sensor and receiver needed. No syncing, no web site shenanigans.
So I took my step counter out for a run, and here are my results for three runs following the same course:
Yeah, 4000+ steps per run baby! What stats! How many calories did I burn? I don’t know. How long did I take? I don’t know. How far did I run? To Hamakua and back. What songs did I listen to? Whatever my faltering Shuffle was playing.
So I ask again, who really needs the Nike+iPod Sports Kit?![]()
Anyone got any stories from the Lost viewing party at Club 939 that they’re willing to share? I couldn’t make it due to sickness, but I know others were there.
Who from the Lost cast and staff were there? How’d Mr. 939 seconds of fame go over? Did Mr. 939 re-enact his scene for the crowd? Any other interesting tidbits?
So I didn’t yet watch the entire episode, but it didn’t take long. Within the first few minutes of episode 14 “Exposé“, viewers got to see Nikki, played by Kiele Sanchez, doing her thing at Club 939, Hawaii’s Hottest Gentlemen’s Club. Mr. 939 himself was in the scene as Japanese tourist #4, but you could barely see him! Only had a profile or two visible in slow motion. 🙁
In case you missed it, here’s the 939 snippet of the episode.
If you want some serious commentary on the show itself, check out The Transmission.
Did you recognize any of the local talent?
RAZZLE DAZZLE!!
What would Pulpconnection look like if it had some flava to it?
Couldn’t have done a better job me’s self. Thanks to homeboy Keith for the shizzle.
Don’t forget that the Lost episode filmed at Club 939 is airing this Wednesday. To celebrate this event, Club 939 is having an unadvertised viewing party coming up later in the week. The entire cast and production crew of Lost is invited though there are no confirmations of who’s showing up.
If you want more details, contact me, or if he wants, Mr. 939 can spill the beans.
And oh yeah, the club will be in full effect during the viewing party with the dancers doing their thang, so it ain’t a PG-rated party.
Just a quick reminder that this week’s Lost episode on Wednesday night features footage at Club 939. Keep an eye on the extras during these scenes since you’ll see some local talent. But especially look for “Japanese tourist #4” wearing a righteous tie and making us proud(?).

A quick sidenote – just checked the picture gallery of Lost at Club 939, and it’s been viewed over 500 times!
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If you and your coworkers have some free time today and need a topic of provocative discussion, here is a potential subject to discuss – The Africanist Aesthetic in Global Hip-Hop: Power Moves.
Chuck D of Public Enemy says this of the book:
Now in the time where corporations have extracted the economic DNA of American hip-hop to fuel their bottom line with the lowest common denominator, Halifu Osumare’s reach into the global importance of the genre is a much needed cultural reclamation. With the power of rap music as a new world language, hip-hop’s style and substance is an explosive supplement to the new millennium that is currently lacking knowledge on world cultural and social history, as well as geography.
Go ahead, discuss.
Remember when Lost was filming at Club 939? That episode is scheduled to air on March 28 which makes it Episode 14, titled Exposé.
If you want a sneak peek of the filming done in Hawaii’s Hottest Gentlemen’s Club, then check out an ABC Lost trailer on YouTube. Watch closely at the 25-24 second countdown mark cause it goes quick.
You think Club 939 will have a Lost viewing party for this episode?
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Too much violence? Do transforming robots bleed?
Nudity or some type of robo-porn? Are there even female/opposite gender Transformers? Or is it same sex kind of robo-lust?
Nope, the R rating was for being too intense. Yes, intense which has been described as “…sheer intensity. It’s aneurysm-inducing.”
Executive Producer, Steven Spielberg, appealed the rating and got a tame PG-13 instead. But, he had to cut out that scene where Megatron shows off his megatron.
Before my codeine-laced cough syrup knocks me out, how about an old school flashback to the great movie, The Last Dragon.Here are twelve top notch lines from the movie (along with video clips!).
The number 1 quote is of course the best. Who is the Master? Sho ’nuff!
Taimak, Vanity, Bruce Leroy – what a cast of greats! You got that glow?