He should probably have an identity crisis with all the names I call him. Here are a few. (Warning some are seriously stupid). Mostly it's various combinations the same names and lots of "m" and "b" sounds; they just seem to fit with him.
Marley Beelow
Marlow Beelow Barlow
Marlow
Meelow
Beelow
Meeb
Beeb
Marlar
Barlow
Marlito
Me-beeb
Marmemo
Mars
Then for entertainment, we made a list of the names J.D. calls Marley. They are not so cute, but that's J.D.'s way of showing affection to him.
Marley
Fat boy
Tubby butt
Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Monday, January 29, 2007
Puma Man Quiz: Based on the MST3K Movie

Do you ever get the feeling that you are descended from a long line of space-alien gods riding around in a spaceship that looks like a giant Christmas ornament?
Do you ever show up for work at the local Museum of Natural History in your gym shorts and then get thrown from the third floor window by an Aztec high priest?
Is your nemesis fond of black pleather, and he keeps creepy doll heads of all his "mind control" victims in his lair?
When "flying" do you flail your arms, thrash your body around, and generally flounder at a 60 degree angle?
Do you whine and throw a hissy fit at the suggestion of doing anything heroic? And when finally dragged into combat with evil-doers, do you just let the Aztec guy do most of the actual fighting?
Among your moderately to highly lame super powers, are you best at "playing dead"?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, you just may be a Puma Man.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Monday, January 22, 2007
Danger!! Death Ray
Today's MST3K is the charming and timeless Danger!! Death Ray.
How beautifully those two exclamation points in the title accomplish the subtle effect of foreshadowing. Indeed, one might mistake a "Death Ray" for something that does not involve excitement or even "Danger," for that matter. It's so good of them to clarify the true nature of this death ray. Truly, this title delivers the clarity lacking in more implicit phrasing. In fact, the exclamation points are my favorite part of the title because if one is good, surely two exlamation marks are even better!!!!!
Actually, this film has one of my all-time favorite scenes. But describing it seems to do little justice. Suffice it to say that the main character's name is "Bart Fargo."
Try quickly saying that a couple times!
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
How beautifully those two exclamation points in the title accomplish the subtle effect of foreshadowing. Indeed, one might mistake a "Death Ray" for something that does not involve excitement or even "Danger," for that matter. It's so good of them to clarify the true nature of this death ray. Truly, this title delivers the clarity lacking in more implicit phrasing. In fact, the exclamation points are my favorite part of the title because if one is good, surely two exlamation marks are even better!!!!!
Actually, this film has one of my all-time favorite scenes. But describing it seems to do little justice. Suffice it to say that the main character's name is "Bart Fargo."
Try quickly saying that a couple times!
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
Bart Fargo
Sunday, January 21, 2007
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