Comments for Jesse Reviews the World! http://jessereviewstheworld.com A Review Site Of Jesse's Judgments Fri, 29 Mar 2013 20:10:15 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 Comment on Review: This Movie That’s Playing At the Laundromat by Jesse http://jessereviewstheworld.com/review-this-movie-thats-playing-at-the-laundromat/#comment-2008 Jesse Fri, 29 Mar 2013 20:10:15 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=806#comment-2008 Oh man! That's totally it! Oh man! That’s totally it!

]]> Comment on Review: This Movie That’s Playing At the Laundromat by Ben Jacobs http://jessereviewstheworld.com/review-this-movie-thats-playing-at-the-laundromat/#comment-2005 Ben Jacobs Fri, 29 Mar 2013 18:25:37 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=806#comment-2005 For the rest of you out there who can't stand not knowing what cinematic gem this is, here is my best guess: <a href="http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1034447/" rel="nofollow">Hydra - original SyFy Movie</a> For the rest of you out there who can’t stand not knowing what cinematic gem this is, here is my best guess:

Hydra – original SyFy Movie

]]> Comment on Face-Off: Social Networking Sites by David Glick http://jessereviewstheworld.com/face-off-social-networking-sites/#comment-1947 David Glick Wed, 30 Jan 2013 06:58:36 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=795#comment-1947 <a href="http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Snuffl_d65ba4_2716295.jpg" rel="nofollow">http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Snuffl_d65ba4_2716295.jpg</a> http://static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Snuffl_d65ba4_2716295.jpg

]]> Comment on Face-Off: Social Networking Sites by Randy Landis-Eigsti http://jessereviewstheworld.com/face-off-social-networking-sites/#comment-1935 Randy Landis-Eigsti Tue, 29 Jan 2013 03:45:04 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=795#comment-1935 Your mom figured it out before you spelled it out. WAI Daddy-O Your mom figured it out before you spelled it out. WAI Daddy-O

]]> Comment on Face-Off: Social Networking Sites by Alicia http://jessereviewstheworld.com/face-off-social-networking-sites/#comment-1922 Alicia Mon, 28 Jan 2013 17:42:36 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=795#comment-1922 Fbook (yet another! I refuse to use the "fb" one because that's too confusing with my big bro) flirting with Beth! Adorbs! Fbook (yet another! I refuse to use the “fb” one because that’s too confusing with my big bro) flirting with Beth! Adorbs!

]]> Comment on Five Terrifying Moments in Children’s Books by Jesse http://jessereviewstheworld.com/five-terrifying-moments-in-childrens-books/#comment-1915 Jesse Sat, 26 Jan 2013 13:40:54 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=784#comment-1915 I forgot about those dummy books. They were pretty scary too! I guess old R.L. had more creepers than I gave him credit for. I forgot about those dummy books. They were pretty scary too! I guess old R.L. had more creepers than I gave him credit for.

]]> Comment on Five Terrifying Moments in Children’s Books by Mary http://jessereviewstheworld.com/five-terrifying-moments-in-childrens-books/#comment-1913 Mary Sat, 26 Jan 2013 01:13:51 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=784#comment-1913 Ah, R. L. Stein. I had the opposite problem, where EVERY book scared the ever-loving pants off of me. (I say every, I managed to realize the feedback loop I was in and stopped reading them altogether around the fifth one.) The one about garden gnomes was a stark memory (as was the horribly filmed but still terrifying movie), but the ones that never left my brain and probably gave me a phobia were the short series of books about that ventriloquist dummy. To this day, I can't even look at one without this feeling of utter dread and imminent death. Ah, R. L. Stein. I had the opposite problem, where EVERY book scared the ever-loving pants off of me. (I say every, I managed to realize the feedback loop I was in and stopped reading them altogether around the fifth one.) The one about garden gnomes was a stark memory (as was the horribly filmed but still terrifying movie), but the ones that never left my brain and probably gave me a phobia were the short series of books about that ventriloquist dummy. To this day, I can’t even look at one without this feeling of utter dread and imminent death.

]]> Comment on Five Terrifying Moments in Children’s Books by Ben http://jessereviewstheworld.com/five-terrifying-moments-in-childrens-books/#comment-1911 Ben Fri, 25 Jan 2013 17:05:00 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=784#comment-1911 This is great! I was similarly sensitive, and, thanks to my parents, more or less unfamiliar with television more disturbing than "Wishbone" until the age of 10. I did, however, catch a glimpse once of something that my cousin was watching in which a woman got shot with a canon and <em>had a hole through her chest</em>. Really bad animation showed her insides poking out as she glanced down, realized that she wasn't going to make it, and collapsed. Could not sleep after that one. P.S. My kiddo was awake at 4 this morning because she was worried about kidnappers. Last night it was bears. The cycle continues. This is great! I was similarly sensitive, and, thanks to my parents, more or less unfamiliar with television more disturbing than “Wishbone” until the age of 10. I did, however, catch a glimpse once of something that my cousin was watching in which a woman got shot with a canon and had a hole through her chest. Really bad animation showed her insides poking out as she glanced down, realized that she wasn’t going to make it, and collapsed.

Could not sleep after that one.

P.S. My kiddo was awake at 4 this morning because she was worried about kidnappers. Last night it was bears. The cycle continues.

]]> Comment on Review: Les Miserables by Randy Landis-Eigsti http://jessereviewstheworld.com/review-les-miserables/#comment-1907 Randy Landis-Eigsti Fri, 25 Jan 2013 04:08:10 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=773#comment-1907 Great analogies, Jesse. You're ready for the SAT. I consider 16 the age of unaccountability. I liked some pretty weird things at 16. I even defended Richard Nixon until the bitter end. Great analogies, Jesse. You’re ready for the SAT.
I consider 16 the age of unaccountability. I liked some pretty weird things at 16. I even defended Richard Nixon until the bitter end.

]]> Comment on Review: Les Miserables by Jess http://jessereviewstheworld.com/review-les-miserables/#comment-1906 Jess Fri, 25 Jan 2013 04:04:41 +0000 http://jessereviewstheworld.com/?p=773#comment-1906 "Russell Crowe as Javert is like a sleepy bear who is trying to be Pavarotti." - ahahahaha. Nailed it. “Russell Crowe as Javert is like a sleepy bear who is trying to be Pavarotti.” – ahahahaha. Nailed it.

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