Remember, the P is always silent like the w in Mega Lo Mart; unlike the W in Wal-Mart but the second l and the hyphen both are

Blinverted on Pop Culture being an examination on pop culture is not even a unique idea unto itself. I ripped it off from Mike Judge, the creator of some very popular (and very unpopular) television shows and movies.

It started with a mumbling worker in a cubicle named Milton, Mike Judge turned that cartoon short into Office Space. It was a bare bones examination into Corporate America with a hip-hop soundtrack. Ultra witty and very quotable, Office Space stole its plot from Superman III.

Remember, the P is always silent (like the e in name); unlike brand where all of the letters play a starring role

Brand names are so important in the land of pop culture that I even started my own.

Blinverted was born because of the way a typical blog is formatted. The more recent stuff goes on top of the old stuff so I wanted to be different and have a blog that went the right way.

Blinverted on Pop Culture by J. Floyd King was the natural result of the inverted blog idea I had back in 2006.

We cannot escape name brands at this stage of the pop culture world. They are on the clothes that we wear, the food bozes that we buy, the electronics we use and the cars we drive. They are even on the sport teams that we watch, which is how name brands found their way into BOPC (it could be an alliterative extension of Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk).

Remember, the P is always silent (like the hyphen in the word hip-hop); thusly, this is the B-O-P-C to the Two Point Three

Since Blinverted on Pop Culture is an examination, for the good and the bad (and hell, the ugly too), of the times, I think I should talk about a key death.

The birth of rap music.

It gave the music industry an edge that the industry itself eventually fell over.

The thing about good music is that it all sounds the same. From Led Zeppelin to Metallica to OutKast, when those bands put out a quality song it sounds like what good music should sound like.

Remember, the P is always silent (like the H in the word Choy); thusly, it sounds like Bok Choy Cabbage minus the Choy Cabbage

If the decimal is removed then the new number is 25. That is not funny but this list of 25 comedies is ripe with funny moments. Some of them came out before the Pop Culture phase took control of this country and world.

That means that some of them might have even helped to form the current state of Pop Culture.

Thusly, some of these movis might have even helped to create BOPC. Although nothing is ever official here.

It's just a Blinverted list of the Top 25 Comedies of all time.

Remember, the P is always silent (like the E in the word prize); thusly, we bring you this prize interview

J. Floyd King: You mind if I take care of a legal matter first, Woody?

Woody Allen: Sure, uh, do your thing, you know.

J. Floyd King: This interview is a fantasy piece of bloggery but that hasn't stopped us before.

Woody Allen: What do you mean when you say bloggery?

JFK: There's no witty answer to that question comng to my mind. Anyway, Woody, is it okay if I ask about the elephant in the room?

WA: That would be, uh, fine, I guess.

Remember, the P is always silent (like in the word psycho); thusly, it rhymes with Iraq

Since this is the second to last Blinverted on Pop Culture, I thought it a good time to check the progress of pop culture.

By examing the progress of pop culture, I could detect a regression through no fault of mine.

Other than looking for and then finding something that is.

The bane of pop culture in 2009 is that so much has been done. There are a lot of words to use to describe the different portions of pop culture and unique is very low on the list.

If unique can even be used at all anymore.

Remember, the P is always silent (like in the word phone); thusly, it is pronounced Bach

Since this is the last Blinverted on Pop Culture, I think I should start where it all began:

Episode Four of Star Wars

Me and it were born in the same year. It a busting summer blockbuster and me a bouncing March baby.

My parents could have left me, as an infant child, alone at home while they went to see A New Hope.

The downside of Pop Culture returns as the sobering reminder that the above joke is taken from what actually happened during the prequwl years.

The Pop Culture Years as they have proven to be.

These are the neatest ones:

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Under that is a picture of my dog srinking out of a bathroom dink.

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And the one that lets me know I have arrived:

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I have been kicking this blinverted dog for a long time now. I don't know what else to do, it won't get off of the porch. So I kick it to see what happens and I don't just stand there all day doing it either, I mean, "I'm a well rounded person with my own friends, credit cards, and key's."

I love quoting Futurama. Oh yeah, Blinverted finally bit back.

I was out yesterday and saw this lady in a wheelchair using one good leg to push her way up a ramp. I gave my stuff to my wife and started toward her to help. I didn't look down and didn't see this curb but did trip and fall down. I laid there for a moment, just laughing to myself because I wasn't hurt but I had fallen to the hot asphalt. When I got up, I was still able to help the lady up the ramp.

Some stories are so disturbing that it is uncomfortable to even talk or write about them. Some people are so disturbed that they make horrible choices, and act upon them, everyday of their lives. Some crimes are so heinous that they are the precursor to the loss of basic freedoms.

This story is two years old and the time away from it have not lessened the impact or changed the way I feel about personal freedoms and privacy. The problem with the world today is that we are not perfect beings but we have a bad habit of holding those flaws out in the open whenever we try to make a point. I have learned this and I see that there is one way to fix the world and that is to do what you say should be done first.