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THE INDICES
Some choice selections from the
archives of the Ludic Log
THE BEST OF THE LUDIC LOG:
the best of the
Ludic Log
THE CRAPPYS:
a celebratory selection
of the world's worst food
THE DIALOGUES:
humorous back-and-forths
THE GEEK INDEX:
recaps of comic
book encyclopediae
RECEIVED
IDEAS FOR A NEW MILLENNIUM:
a compendium of
cliches for our times
BILLY'S PRISON
DIARY:
a collection of thematic
short fiction
HIPSVILLE:
selections from an
aborted urban novel
THE GUNS OF
CAMELOT: genre fiction for your inner geek
ADVENTURES IN REFERRAL
a daily assortment of random
search engine queries leading people to the Ludic Log in the past 24
hours
"don't
ask me 'cause I just don't know"
"super crime girls in trouble press release how to"
"she-hulk naked"
"world's funniest political quiz"
"swiss colony occasions"
"rooting for the cubs is like"
"giving yourself a mohawk"
"Famous Mobsters of Today"
"superhero dingbats"
"America's heroes cocks"
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01.26.2007
WORST POSSIBLE...
…TV SHOWS
Everybody Loves Reamin'
She's the Sharif
The John Etiquette Show
Edwood
Carnivóre
Trading Kidneys
America's Next Top Mobster
Drawn (and Quartered)
Together
Car 54, What the Fuck Are
You Talking About?
Simon & Simony
3rd Rock in My Urine
Gary Hartpence, Gary
Hartpence
P.C.P. Sharkey
La Bataillétoile
Gallica
Match Game '07: Your Face
and My Ass
My So-Called Internet
Child Pornography Sting Operation
Get (Jean) Smart! (I'm
Casting A Lifetime Network Original Movie!)
Petit Mal Junction
…BOOK TITLES
Sam Malone Dies
As I Lay Diane
A Day in the Life of
Dirty Sanchezovich
Tom Poston Always Rings
His Agent
He's Just Not That Into
Jews: The No-Excuses Truth to Understanding Hitler
The Cold Six of Budweiser
Oblomov Tarkin
The Headless Whores, Man!
…BAND NAMES
ChapStik Lesbians
Shut Up and Take Your Chertoff
The Monie Loves of Dobie Gillis
The Jesus and Mary Chain Store
Cities On Flame With Rock and Roll And Also Fire
# Foolish
Inoueback Machine
Hispanic Mannix Causing Panic
Snakes on a Burning Airline Bite You More
They Might Have Gigantism
Pede ser que sean Sabado Gigante
Gram the One-Eyed Snake
Roy In Clingfilm: The Novel: The Band
Taco Cabanananarama
Del tha Funkee Homosapiens' Taco
Pizzahutto 5
…MOVIES
Lie On the Witch in the
Wardrobe
The Man Who Dressed
Liberty Valance
The Good, the Bad and the
Whoopsie
V for Vin Scully
They Shoot Horse, Don't
They?
Shrimping with the Enemy
'Ginatown
Bad Fanta
Axl Rose IS Morton
Feldman in ROCK!-o Chapel!
Bring Me Faygo with a
Head, Garcia
Crack a Window, East of
Java
…MOVIES (BONUS
ROUND: TYPO THEATRE)
The 400 Blogs: A
young French boy must suffer through the trauma of reading all his
friends’ LiveJournals.
The Big Sheep:
Gritty noir action as Phillip Marlowe uncovers a case involving drugs,
pornography and bovine growth hormone.
Deaf Man: A
re-imagining of the Old West through the ears of a mild-mannered
traveler who cannot hear the dire warnings of death that await him.
Dr. Strangerove:
The unbelievable story of a madman in the employ of the government who
involves his country in a horrible war for no good reason.
Jules and Him: An
essential document of the French New Wave, documenting a love triangle
involving a shy Austrian writer and some other guy.
The Killing of a Chinese
Nookie: Wen Jiang Xao cannot get it on with his hot girlfriend
because of all the noise coming from the strip club next door.
Most in Translation:
Ralph Malph becomes confused and irritable while shooting a commercial
for Pocari Sweat.
R: Fritz Lang's
harrowing masterpiece about the pursuit of a petty shoplifter.
My Mento: A
philosophical treatise on the nature of memory unfolds as a mysterious
man searches for his lost breath mints.
Night of the Living Dad:
Horror strikes Pittsburgh as 'weekend visitation' is revealed to mean
'sit in the car while Daddy drinks with his new special friend'.
Triumph of the Dill:
Controversial documentary about German herbal supremacy.
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