ARGH! My Eyes!
Tonight has not been a good night to be my eyes.
This isn’t the first “adult” or “mature” (read “crappy” or “juvenile”) cartoon I’ve ‘flixed as of late. A few weeks ago I watched 2 episodes of Tripping the Rift. (I figure that if they can’t prove their worth in 2 episodes then they are a complete waste of time. . . beyond those two episodes that is) Boy, was I sorry. Everything was wretched about this cartoon. It’s really sad when the title sequence contains most of the jokes you’ll see in the episode. This wouldn’t be such a huge problem but it’s the same damn sequence for every show (except for the computer saying something stupid).
The second threat to my vision tonight was sausage and peppers. The Cat purchased me some from Whole Foods and it was a bit shy on the pepper side. Just so happens that a coworker gave me some homegrown peppers just the other day, two red bell peppers and two long green ones. I decided to add in the two greens. For some reason I thought they would be mild like bells, after the first bite I knew I was mistaken. So I ate a bit more bread and everything was spicy but ok. After dinner and the above mentioned crapfest, I went to lie down for a second. I was snuggling in when I rubbed my eyes. HO SHIT! It burned! YOUCH! My left eye was on fire from a bit of capsaicin on my finger tip. Just the other day I read how you shouldn’t drink water on capsaicin because it is oil soluble; water just spreads it around. Bread or liquor is recommended to temper the heat. Both of those seemed really bad to rub on one’s eye so I just used cool water and ice. It went away, but not after some intense discomfort.
1 Comments:
i'm not surprised about Tripping the Rift. Mostly because it was co-created by Chuck Austen, responible for a good 95% of the worst comics published this decade.
Here are two spot-on reviews of his X-Men work:
- Nightcrawler becomes involved in a sinister plot to take over the Catholic Church
- Nightcrawler's origin story is explained, and it makes no damn sense
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