So I just rented South Park Season Six on DVD and watched the Asspen episode (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asspen), which of course totally reminded me of Aspen Extreme, which I probably haven't seen since it came out in 1993. Shockingly the reference isn't mentioned at all in the wikipedia article but I'm too much of a wiki jong to know how to add it.
Anywho, that got me thinking about when I first subscribed to Powder, and I remember when and why I did. I had just seen a movie in which some guy wrote an article and sent it in to Powder and was stoked when it arrived with his article in it. Is that movie Aspen Extreme? I can't remember.
I bought Aspen Extreme on VHS a few months ago (couldn't find it on DVD), but I moved recently and haven't been able to find my VCR, so I have no means to watch it. Assuming I saw it when it came out (in 1993), I would have been 12, which would explain why my memory is a bit hazy.
But if that's really the movie with the Powder magazine bit it was a mighty fine influence--13 years later its still my most prized magazine, and I subscribe to 30+ periodicals. Although people gave me a bunch of shit here a while back for recycling 10 years worth without offering 'em up to the collective first. I didn't know better yet.
Oh, and I can't sleep due to the knee thing but the restoril, vicodin, and benadryl my MD presribed do make me feel kinda funny.
want to help clarify any of these?
-wiki modification process-
-source of powder mag reference-
-how to watch aspen extreme when you only have vhs but no vcr-
-why I didn't see Asspen before-
-why people keep *old* magazines-
-why restoril/trazodone/benadryl/vicodin don't make me sleepy-
-why "montage" in team america was pretty much copied out of "asspen"-
thanks
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