Sunday, October 08, 2006

S.N.O.T gets new home and new name!!

Well i've decided to follow in the steps of several other bloggers and switch over to Word Press. I've also decided that the whole "S.N.O.T" thing just wasn't working very well.

So to visit my new site just head to Totally Dave or www.totallydave.wordpress.com

For the blog totally about Dave!

Tuesday, August 29, 2006


Another movie I recently saw, “Charlie and the Choclate Factory“, was one I told myself I’d never like. Yet I loved it. It is the remake of the 1971 cult classic “Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory”. I loved Gene Wilder in the original which led me to be skeptical of Johnny Depp (Who I think is a superb actor).

In the most recent version of the film they had more of a background story on Willy Wonka. You find out about his home life that made him who he is today. Now I don’t want to give too much away on that part. Mainly because I think it is a very interesting point of the story surrounding the ever-mysterious Willy Wonka. They made some noticeable changes with the newer version of the movie, but it makes it a unique and must see film.

If you’ve been on the fence about seeing the movie I suggest you wait no more. This is in my humble opinion a MUST SEE movie. With the differences between the two it is an almost completely new movie. I give it 4 ½ wonka bars out of 5!

Monday, August 28, 2006


The current craze hitting the streets is the movie “Snakes on a Plane”. It stars Samuel L. Jackson who must deliver a witness of a mob murder to Los Angeles from Hawaii. The mafia had other plans. They timed a large chamber to release hundreds of poisonous snakes onto the aircraft when the plane was in the middle of its voyage. Obviously with it being directly over the Pacific Ocean there was no where for the plane to land.

Now you’ll remember that back in January I had first posted about the potential movie coming out. Before that I had heard about the movie back in September of 2005. Eleven months before the movie would be hitting theaters!

So, I saw the movie last Saturday. It had some obvious flaws in it that any decent person could have fixed, and made the movie better. Overall though it was an enjoyable movie…pretty much centered around the one line we all wanted to hear. When he uttered his displeasure for the snakes using graphic language like “mother fucker” the theatre went silent.

I’d rate the movie 3 deadly snakes out of 5. GO SEE IT NOW, DON’T EVEN WAIT GO NOW DAMN IT!

Sunday, August 27, 2006

Song Of The Week: PEACHES!



This week's song is by the group "Presidents of the United States of America". You've probably heard of them before. One of their other big hits is "Lump". This one is one of my personal favorites. The album those songs are featured on is the self titled debut for the band.

I also chose this song has a dedication to someone that doesn't even read this blog. I like being an ass about things, and with this being an inside joke it makes me a huge ass!

Tuesday, August 22, 2006

"The Smell"

I know crappy title. Anyway just let me know what you think.

The smell was putrid. It was like someone had left a pound of beef in a 120 degree sweat box. Barely up the first 2 flights of stairs that distinct odor was overpowering. Even with our masks on the stench was almost enough to drive us back to the safety our of trucks. Many of the neighbors had abandoned their living quarters until we could clean up whoever or whatever was left in that apartment.

We arrived at the 3rd floor, the building was quite rundown and the sun shown through many cracks and windows. Baking whatever was unfortunate enough to be in the building. Which had neither fans nor air conditioning. I knew the smell would only get worse once we stepped over the threshold to a new found hell. The four of us made eye contact and nodded before entering.

Sun quickly filled the gap between the now opening door. Like a band aid we knew the quicker we got in the less it would hurt. I was always told that the smell of a rotting corpse would be a smell you’d never forget, but this was so much more then I had anticipated. Busting through the door I expected to see a rotting corpse right there in front of me and blood splattering the walls. To my somewhat appeasement I saw neither. However, the smell still lingered.

We split up, 2 teams of 2. Myself and Adam went to check out the obvious places around the tight quartered apartment. Bathroom. Nothing. Well except for the cockroaches in the shower. By now the adrenaline was pumping. I really expected to enter the bedroom and find the body of some crack whore, or maybe if I was lucky I’d get to see some mass murder scene. All that was in the bedroom was a bed with some needles. At least I knew a drug addict did inhabit this place at one point.

Figuring we had the wrong apartment, which you could never be sure the stench was everywhere. Adam and I were about to get the other two and take a breather when the screams of an 8 year old girl echoed throughout the home. Quickly we rushed to the kitchen area to find one of the most shocking scenes I’ve ever been a part of. Considering I’ve seen semi-trucks sandwich sedans. Pipes impale unsuspecting drivers. You name I’ve probably thrown up while seeing it. So when I say this is the most shocking thing I’ve ever seen…it must have been rather serious.

Blood covered the linoleum floors. The smell is impossible at this point to describe in words. Just take my word for it that it was horrendous! Quickly we realized there was no one in the house, and that the bone chilling screams came from just outside the house where a friendly game of hide and seek was taking place. If only I could be out there with this mess behind me. The innocence of a kid.

We all were startled to hear someone else behind, quickly turning around our eyes met those of an elderly gentleman about 70 years old. He was carrying a sack of freshly cut portions of beef when he asked us “What in Sam hill” we were doing snooping around his house. When we told him that there was blood on his floor, and the smell was obviously that of a dead being he quickly laughed it off. He took us back into his kitchen and opened up a makeshift locker…a meat locker. A rotting meat locker to be more precise.

Sunday, August 20, 2006


This weeks song of the week is “Cemetery Gates” by Pantera. It comes from the album that basically put them on the map “Cowboys From Hell”. It can also be found on their greatest hits album. I chose this song because today would have been the 40th birthday of late Pantera/Damageplan guitarist “Dimebag” Darrell Abbott. He also worked on a Heavy Metal/Country hybrid with David Allan Coe, Rex Brown, and Vinnie Paul called Rebel Meets Rebel. Vinnie Paul released that album, which was recorded while Pantera was still touring, on May 2nd of this year.

Tuesday, August 15, 2006

Top 10 songs

With the recent brain numbing that has kept me from posting for almost 2 months I realized something. I just need to post things that I enjoy in some way, shape, or form. Just let myself flow out onto this little dark corner I enjoy.

So in light of that I have decided to post the 10 songs that I must listen to at this very moment you are reading this! If you click on the song link you’ll go to the page of lyrics for that particular song. In absolutely no particular order here they are.

10. “Animal I’ve Become”-- Three Days Grace
09. “Stranger Inside”-- Shinedown
08. “Land Of Confusion” -- In Flames cover of Genesis song
07. “What I Always Wanted” -- Kittie
06. “Master Of Puppets” -- Metallica
05. “The World I Know” -- Collective Soul
04. “Our Truth” -- Lacuna Coil
03. “Reach For The Sky” -- Social Distortion
02. “Losing The Game” -- Crucified Barbara
01. “Give Me Your Pity” -- Suicide City