Tonight I finally completed my Electric Six album collection. Sick of going to different music stores to find that placed did not carry their albums, I decided to pick up the two remaining albums I needed over the iTunes store. The upside is that it was half the price of getting the albums in store. The bad news? Well I can just drag the files onto my Creative Zen W to listen to because the files are protected for iTunes and iPods only.

If you work for a company that attempts to restrict the distribution rights of what you sell, know this: As a paying customer, I expect to use my purchase however the fuck I want to, and neither you nor anyone else is going to stop me. DRM is bullshit that you’re wasting your time, money, and thought power on. If you find a way to stop someone from doing something, someone will find a way to get around your pithy roadblocks. I bought the damn music so I’m going to listen to it however and whenever I please.

Today, Michael Jackson’s Thriller celebrates its 25th anniversary with a, ahem, 25th Anniversary release of the album.

I’ll have to admit that this album still holds up very well and Jackson’s really deserved his success - when it comes to Thriller. Here’s a shirt that I got recently through work. Why was it there? I don’t know. But the Director of Awesome Affairs told me I could have it. So here it is.

And here’s something even better. You know how Indians have a habit of paying homage to (aka ripping off) popular Western culture? Well, here is INDIAN THRILLER.

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He’s pretty much the poor man’s Sean Penn. And Sean Penn ain’t all that great as it is.

I’ll admit my previous reaction to the Transformers movie by Michael Bay was written in haste and thus I didn’t get to address a bunch of things that also helped kill the movie.

Let’s talk Decepticons.

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And HOLY SHIT IT FUCKING SUCKS.

Spoilery:
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Courtesy of Cracked.com, I present you with the 7 Most Useless Transformers Ever.

This thing just made my day.

Chappelle’s impression of Sam Jackson is better than Sam Jackson’s.