For your enjoyment this morning, I present a classic clip from Real Genius, the film that started it all here at FIC.

I could tell you where to get Chris Knight’s tee, but is that really necessary?

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I’m a sucker for big, sci-fi action movies and the man vs. machine Terminator franchise is, without doubt, one of my personal faves. Naturally, then, I’m pretty stoked for the next, highly-anticipated installment, Terminator Salvation, which is scheduled to drop in 2009. In theory, it will be the first of a three-picture story arc. I’ve embedded the newest trailer to surface on the web below and IMHO, I think it looks rather tits:

Christian Bale’s annoying cookie monster voiceover aside, what do you think of this clip?

More importantly, what do you think of this awesome tee I found online at eBay?

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Apropos of nothing in particular: The New York Times published an interesting article today on the renewed popularity of White Russians (Vodka, Kahlúa, and milk or cream depending on your preference).

Said resurgence, the piece concludes, can be traced mostly to the burgeoning cult status of The Big Lebowski, a film that has enjoyed a series of revivals around the country in recent years. For those that haven’t had the pleasure of watching it, the movie chronicles the accidental tourist-like mishaps of The Dude — “played with slouchy brio by Jeff Bridges” — whose lifestyle entails sleeping in, avoiding work, smoking dope and bowling. His beverage of choice: White Russians, natch.

In any case, the Times ran this photo of a fan dressed as The Dude at a recent screening in New York City.

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As a celeb, you know you’ve crossed into the cultural elite when… you find yourself swapping recipes — and prefab street slang — with the high priestess of American crafting and party planning.

Remember when Snoop actually rapped (at a highly proficient level)? I don’t either. With any luck, this tee on eBay will jog our respective memories…

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