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Pictures in an Empty Room: Better Than the Original

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  April 22, 2011 @ 1:40pm

Welcome to the first of many top five lists that will undoubtedly lead to just about everybody questioning my sanity.

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Pictures in an Empty Room: The Talent Show

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  March 31, 2011 @ 12:23am

The interviews. The rehearsals. Backstage segments. Countless recaps. The biographies. Celebrity special appearances. Product placement. The judges. The scores. The voting. The ridiculously long commercials. And worst of all, the elongated elimination segments that attempt to build tension and suspense.

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Pictures in an Empty Room: Childhood Movie Trauma

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  January 28, 2011 @ 2:11am

A few years ago, a co-worker told me that he was afraid of clowns. This phobia piqued my interest, and I asked him how clowns could possibly scare him. He told me that when he was young, he watched It, and ever since then, he was terrified of clowns.

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Pictures in an Empty Room: The Shameless Double Dip

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  November 13, 2010 @ 3:01pm

Earlier this year, Avatar was released on DVD and Blu-Ray. The release was as bareboned as it could be, as it only contained the movie. In a few days, Avatar is going to be released again, but as an extended collector's edition version.

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Pictures in an Empty Room: The Death of the Newspaper

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  November 7, 2010 @ 8:28pm

While I was taking a walk in my neighbourhood, I noticed a tabloid newspaper machine at the end of my block. Two things stuck out. The first was that there never used to be a newspaper machine on that corner. And the second thing was that the newspaper was for free.

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Pictures in an Empty Room: Being Thirty and the Media

Posted by: Lawrence Lee  •  September 29, 2010 @ 10:46pm

For a lot of people, turning thirty can be a difficult experience. However, I believe that being thirty years old in this present day has an unprecedented benefit in the history of our existence.

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