Fur

It's been a terrific weekend,surprisingly.Went to watch Hot Fuzz at Hoyts yesterday,needless to say it was predictably amusing and a whole lot of fun.Those unfamiliar to Shaun of The Dead wouldn't appreciate Hot Fuzz as much,or the anticipation following the film.I highly recommend renting out a copy of Shaun of The Dead (also known as the second best zombie-flick of all time,below 28 Days Later.I can't care much for Night of The Living Dead or all those supposedly classic but unterrifying films)-and while I find British shows like The Office,Absolutely Fabulous or Fawlty Towers to be of high quality,Shaun of The Dead offers much more.While Hot Fuzz packs many small laughs that had me holding my seat to avoid falling off,it lacks anything big but the huge action payoffs do more than compensate.The sheer violence that unravels towards the end-the countless guns,merciless asskicking (one scene has Simon Pegg sending a flying kick straight to an old woman's face-I was practically biting my hand out of excitement.FYI the old hag tried to blow his brains out) and continuous shooting was awfully camp,but it was no less a 16-year old's wet dream.Overall,Hot Fuzz wasn't nearly as impressive as Shaun of The Dead,slightly forgettable but it certainly was two hours of solid fun.Here are some anti-fur ads that made their debut less than a week back-while Sophie Baxtor looks like she's modelling sweetly for Vogue,Shirley Manson actually does convey the message.Okay,this has something to do with Garbage with being one of my fave bands,but whatever.

Well as far as i'm concerned,any animal-protection ad not involving Pamela Anderson won't face the threat of being percieved as a joke.I hope Shirley Manson appears in more ads,becomes filthy rich and comes out with a new album with Garbage-the last one was 2001?2002?Anyways,animals don't deserve to die simply to end up being one's luxury item,it's fucking inhuman and immoral.