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Thursday, March 01, 2007

Lost in the 20th Century

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences forced YouTube to pull clips of this year's awards show.

"Get off my lawn, you goddamn young whipper-snappers!"

It's not like anyone with two brain cells to rub together still watches the Academy Awards, anyway. It's nothing more or less than a revolting display of Hollywood navel-gazing. But if they want to doom themselves by fighting the future instead of finding ways to embrace it, they should certainly feel free to do so.

posted by Jar(egg)head at 07:58

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