When the crooks broke into my house, they took my immense collection of fine DVD movies. Of course they left me with my son’s lousy drug movies, like Friday, How High, Half Baked and others. However, he did leave one drug movie I found somewhat interesting. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. This cult classic stars Benecio del Toro and Johnny Depp in Hunter S. Thompson’s classic story about finding the American Dream in a drug-induced stupor.

It’s getting cold in many places in the country, but that doesn’t mean you have to postpone your dream beach marriage. There are still many places that are warm this time of year that would just love to perform beach weddings. So if you are engaged and are tired of waiting for the right season to roll around for your wedding, consider going to a warmer climate. Jump on your Lear jet and go to Tahiti, it’s as easy as that.

There is some jewelry that has practical applications. Anyone who has ever played Goldeneye for the N64 knows a watch can be a valuable laser weapon to get you out of sticky situations. However, there is a fine line you cross when you talk about jewelry. There is what can be considered weapon jewelry and fashion jewelry. For the latter, there are plenty of retailers on the internet waiting for your business.

Since I didn’t get to catch the lousy game in London, I got to thinking about the end of the season. Without the trip to London and all that that entails, I would probably be able to afford Superbowl tickets. This year, in an effort to save advertising space for the biggest game in American football, they have contracted the name to one word. I can’t wait to see who ends up in the promised land at the end of the year, the newly named Superbowl!

This weekend, I was wanting to see a sure blowout in the National Football League. On Sunday, I headed down to the Meadowlands to purchase my Jersey Boys tickets, but found out they were playing the game in England. It ended up being a really boring game with the G men barely scraping it out, 13-10. I would have been disappointed had I spent money to see it, or worse, if I traveled to England for it.