I'll never tell. Stay tuned and watch the next exciting episode of Entourage to see if me, Curtis Tucker, is the guilty party.



LOL! Just kidding folks! I'm not a security guard from Wisconsin and I've never even seen an episode of Entourage. Although if HBO needs one cool cucumber to make a special appearance on their show I could arrange my schedule and do at least one day of filming. The addition of That Sneaker Wearing Entrepreneurial Cartoonist Internet Guy could really boost the ratings. I'm just saying...

Contact my agent and we'll get this deal done. Agent.

Labels: Curtis Tucker, TV

I've been busy trying to build up my cartoon empire. I will be releasing some fun new t-shirt designs with cute cartoon animals and funny sayings. They will be created under the brand WeinerDuck but will be sold through ChuckleBerry's. Enjoy the first design and order one already!

Labels: Cartooning, entrepreneur, make money

Going to the movies was a big deal in the 70's. I remember paying 50 cents to see many movies and usually only on special occasions. There weren't as many movies being released and there weren't multi-plex theatres.

So, seeing a good movie in the 70's had a pretty lasting impression on a young buckaroo. This is my Top 10 list of those movies that left a lasting impression on me. These of course are not the best movies of all time from the 1970's but these are my favorites. Enjoy the list and let me know which ones left lasting impressions on you.

1.) Close Encounters of the Third Kind - This movie was the coolest. I still watch it every time it comes on. I think this was the first movie I got to go see as a young junior high student on the weekend.
2.) Jaws - The best suspense movie of the decade. If only every kid could see this at the movie theatre as their first thriller movie.
3.) Star Wars - Wow! Who would have thought you could do that on a movie screen. Special effects before there were special effects.
4.) Animal House - Oh my gosh! The best boob movie for any young man in the 70's. Most likely the funniest movie of the decade.
5.) Saturday Night Fever - Can you say disco? The songs alone were enough to remember for a lifetime. Loved the dancing hated the acting.
6.) The Poseidon Adventure - An awesome adventure movie! Non-stop action. This movie was way cool in the 70's.
7.) Rocky - Yo.
8.) The Goodbye Girl - I thought Richard Dreyfuss was a great actor. This was a fun movie and I really like the theme song. I think this was my first chick flick.
9.) The Warriors - If you saw this movie and didn't want to go out and start a fight you just weren't normal. The best gang movie of all time.
10.) Phantasm - A little known horror flick that was ahead of its time. This movie had a cult following and that cult was my buddies and I.
11.) Smokey and the Bandit - Tran Ams and CB radios! Two of the coolest things you could want as a kid.

Okay, I had to add one because there are just so many. There are also many 70's movies that I love but I did not actually see until it was the 80's, like MASH, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, Halloween and many others.

Labels: 70's, Memories, Movies

In honor of one of our favorite coming of age movies we are putting together a fun website full of Breakfast Club Quotes. We will also put together funny quotes from other movies like The Goonies, Sixteen Candles, Pretty in Pink, Stripes, Caddy Shack and more.

Check it out...

Breakfast Club Quotes

Labels: 80's, Memories

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