Sunday, March 23, 2014

The Sunday Driver - 3/23/14


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Guy Parson – Remembering his Life and Legacy
Article by O. Bituwary

Guy Parson, 1942-2014
Last week, our very own Guy Parson died of blood loss, five broken ribs, and a severe concussion.  Tears were shed all week long for the great man until Friday morning, when a memorial service was held to honor the man’s life and accomplishments.  Tears flowed freely that day as the reality of Guy’s death sunk in.  Missing at the age of fourteen, Guy Parson was lost for over 55 years.  Two weeks ago, Guy was found beaten half to death in a back-street alleyway and he died the next day at the hospital.  Everyone at The Sunday Driver and The Com. Poste have admired and respected Guy our whole lives, enamored by his many accomplishments, from his first word and step, to the first time he rode a bike.  He survived for fifty-five years out in the harsh world without guidance or parents.  He survived without food stamps or government aid (or so it is assumed) his entire life.  And so it is that The Com. Poste is honored to dedicate this issue of The Sunday Driver to Guy Parson’s life and legacy.  Guy Parson, if you are up there somewhere looking down upon us, we praise you for your triumphs and honor you for your life.



“Divergent” shocks as possibly the worst film of the Century
Article by Phil M. Komen-Tory
despite its best efforts, The Sunday Driver could not find a poster featuring neither a
shirtless guy nor the two main protagonists

Crowds crowded outside the movie theaters screaming at the top of their lungs in ecstasy for the new post-apocalyptic dystopian film “Divergent” based on the book by the same name.  Riotous crowds of dejected, disappointed fans left the theater two hours later demanding their money back from whoever they could nag.  Brawls broke out as people started assaulting each other and holding hold-ups in mad attempts to get their wasted cash back.  In short, people rioted to get inside, and they rioted to get outside the moment they succeeded.  
   Much hype led up to the release of “Divergent”, which was based on the mega-hit Hunger Games knockoff by Veronica Roth.  “Divergent” follows the story of young Beatrice/Tris or whatever the heck her name is as she struggles to pass the Hunger Games-esqe initiation into her faction, Dauntless.  As per the teenage fad, KatTris picks up a totally hot boyfriend along the way too.  Also per the teenage fad, there is a nasty, evil, tough guy who is willing to do anything to come out on top, including stab someone in the eye with a fork, try to throw someone off a cliff into a raging river below, and beat the snot out of another guy until he falls unconscious.  But for as terrible as the book was, the movie was even worse.  Predictably, both the book and the film are loaded with sexual references, exposing moments, and “super-sexy moments” as one teenage girl put it.  
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  The detestability of the film has thrown entire cities into disarray as victims of it demand that the film be banned, their money be returned, and much more besides.  Peter Travers responded to the film in the following manner: “worst film of the year?  Worst film ever!”  Other reviewers have spoken of the film as “a pile of @%*!”, while others have described it as “an abomination against humanity and film.”  Despite public reactions, the studio has insisted that the film is up to standards, although they have postponed the release of the film’s sequel “Insurgent” indefinitely after the riots and complaints.  In protest against the film, anti-Divergent groups have started rallies against the film and have even gone so far as to begin a petition demanding that “Divergent” be banned in the United States.  After all the hate directed toward “Divergent”, it will be no surprise if we see it sweeping the podiums at next year’s Razzie awards.



Obligatory TV Schedule

7:00
9:00
12:00
2:00
4:00
6:00
8:00
HBO
Game 
of
 Thrones
Game 
of
Thrones
Game 
of
Thrones
Game 
of
Thrones
Game 
of
Thrones
Game 
of
Thrones
What else does HBO have?
DUMB
TMZ
TMZ
Dish 
Nation
Dish
Nation
The
View
The
View
Infomercials
AMC
The Walking
Dead
The Walking
Dead
The
Walking
Dead
The Walking
Dead
The
Walking
Dead
The Walking
Dead
Nothing but The Walking Dead
A&E
Duck
Dynasty
Duck
Dynasty
Duck
Dynasty
Duck
Dynasty
Duck
Dynasty
Duck
Dynasty
Wahlburgers
PBS
Downtown Abbey
Downtown Abbey
Oh…
Downton Abbey
Downton Abbey
Downton Abbey
Sherlock, I wish…
What’s that?
TLC
Say Yes to the Dress
Say Yes to the Dress
Say Yes to
the Dress
Hoarding
Buried Alive
Hoarding
Buried 
Alive
Hoarding
Buried Alive
The joke is getting old?
NBC
Tonight Show w/
Jimmy Fallon
Tonight Show w/
Jimmy Fallon
The
Blacklist
The Blacklist
The
Blacklist
The Voice
We’ve made our point?
ABC
The 
Bachelor
The Bachelorette
Marvel: Agents of Shield
Once Upon a Time
Dancing With the Stars
Even more junk!!!
Awww, fine!  Just one more…
FOX
Glee
Cosmos
Cosmos
Cosmos
Cosmos
Cosmos
See, even you laughed at that one…

                                                                                                                                                                             
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2 comments:

  1. How in the world did you miss HGTV?!?! Hawaii Life, Caribbean Life, Beachfront Bargains, House Hunters, House Hunters Intl, House Hunters ... ????

    I thought I was raising you better than that kind of an egregious oversight.

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  2. Mrs. Skeller, -
    I apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused you due to not having the schedule for your channel. You must understand that The Com. Poste can only sponsor so many TV shows, and that not all channels accept the sponsorship of The Com. Poste, due to a scandalous rumor that our newspaper has no more than two readers. We at The Com. Poste, however, firmly refute this rumor, but many producers still do not have faith in the sponsorship of our prestigious paper.

    -Eddie Tor
    chief editor of The Com. Poste and The Sunday Driver

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