Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Review Tuesday: The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty

Amazon.com: The Exorcist: A Novel (Harper Perennial Olive Editions):  9780063412934: Blatty, William Peter: Books  
 
The Exorcist
by William Peter Blatty
When a girl exhibits strange symptoms, extreme measures are required.
The Exorcist is one of the most famous horror films of all time. Somehow I managed to NOT see it in its entirety until only recently. THEN I realized that the movie was based on a BOOK. My BFF highly recommended that I should read it. You know me, I had to! 
 
Sometimes there are great departures from the original novel to what you see on the screen. But this isn't a very thick or heavy book. What I feel like is that what you saw on screen is contained within the pages. However, I feel there is a lot more color in the book about Father Karas' introspection and his feelings about losing his way. Also, I feel like Lt Kinderman has a far larger role in the book. Even MacNeil's help, Karl and Willi had much more substantial roles in the book than they did in the movie. I suppose these were all things done to streamline a movie that ended up running over two hours and didn't really really do anything for the plot.
 
After having read the book, I would definitely say that the novel was a more thorough and enjoyable horror experience than the film. Getting into the exposition and thoughts of all the characters is very rewarding. I would definitely say that it is worth your time to read this book especially if your love classic horror and and wondered about if there was more going on in this story beyond what you saw on the screen.    
 
  
 
  

TWENTY TWO Years Of BAXOJAYZ!!!!!!


Jeez. Twenty two years, Twenty two fucking years!?!? That's four different presidents! 
 
But I digress. Who had any idea I'd be doing this for over 20 years? I sure didn't...
 
22 years ago today the first post on BAXOJAYZ-CENTRICITY went live. Time flies when you're having fun. Here it is:

I started up a blog to replace my old AOL Hometown. It was too difficult maintaining an old fashioned website and Blogger was the way to go. Plus, I was highly influenced by Steve Bunche to take this route. He used to be funny. Now he's a grumpy old man.

Since then I have created several other blogs for various purposes and this blog has seen a couple redesigns along the way.

In 18 years this blog has made me many friends, enemies, created an outlet for ideas, and made me a little money. At this point I have over 725,000 hits clocked in, and that's just from the point the counter went up, maybe a couple years after I started. I have had up to TENS of THOUSANDS of hits in a single day. I have a good number of regulars. I only have 31 admitting to watch this blog.
 

Back in 2009 I wrote this:

Today marks five years since my first blog post!
Believe it of not a lot of thought went into creating all this. I give credit for starting the blog to two guys Steve Bunche of The Vault of Buncheness and my friend CWModels who was always sending me links to that blog. I thought it was amazing. At the time I was posting like mad on several online message-boards. There weren't enough forums to pound out all my thoughts. Then I realized that rather than slowing myself down and / or limiting the content of my posts I could pound out my thoughts on a blog. I wanted to create a site that revolved around me, all that matters to me.
I wanted to create a Bob-centric website. But what to call it? I decided on my alter-ego that I've been using for everything online: Baxojayz. The blog would revolve about what matters to me, thus no name would be more fitting than BAXOJAYZ-CENTRICITY. There you go, birth of a blog.
Baxojayz was a name I invented in high school. I had some letters written down and joined them together with as few vowels as possible and it spelled out BAXOJAYZ, pronounced bak-so-jais. It was well before the rapper Jay-Z came to light. Since then I used it as my stage name, Darryl Baxojayz, and my online name.
From the start the idea was that I wanted to share my thoughts and experiences with anyone out there who is interested in hearing them. The theme would be work, life, music, entertainment, gorgeous ladies, cars, and anything else that I felt like slapping up.
What really changed my blog was my coverage of Static-X. I loved the band and wanted to post as much info as I could for for other fans. I was contacted by a public relations firm called Total Assault about my efforts and wanted to know if I'd be interested in formal press releases from Static-X as well as other cool bands. Free content? Breaking news? How could I say no? Since then I have been getting all sorts of music news from them, and a couple other agencies. Most recently I've been dealing a lot with Ariel right here in NYC. They deal with a lot of smaller acts in the NY music scene. To me, that's a lot of fun spreading the word about tomorrow's stars! 
Over the years I've had some interesting things go on around this blog. I was hit with a cease and desist order for saying damaging things about a professional referral service. Funny, if the TRUTH is so hurtful, you guys should be looking within your own business, not bloggers, for your headaches. I've made lots of friends and even got to meet some other bloggers. I've been trolled by the same on-again off-again friend who sees fit to spam this awesome blog periodically to get his kicks. 
Click HERE to see my post that generated over 10,000 hits in ONE day! I think it went on to be the post the generated close to quarter of my lifetime hits. 
And that's that. I was planning a big unveiling today, but it didn't work out. Not enough time. Hopefully soon. I'm not posting anything else today unless I personally wrote it. Thanks for stopping by!

PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
I have no plans to end this at any time. I'll just keep plugging away. The content will vary depending on my mood, but there will always be something. Likely lots of hot chicks, reviews, and music. Who doesn't love that? It's  not likely that I will get any redesigns done with the way social media and wikis have taken over the net.

That's it for now. Hope you enjoyed it so far. If not? Fuck off. I have. Thanks!

Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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Monday, November 09, 2026

Look forward to Alessandra Ambrosio

 

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Monday, November 9, 2026

exilic \ eg-ZIL-ik, ek-SIL- \ , adjective; 
  • pertaining to exile, especially that of the Jews in Babylon. 
Origin: Exilic entered English in the 1870s. It is a combination of the word exile and -ic , a suffix that forms adjectives from other parts of speech, occurring originally in Greek and Latin loanwords, as in poetic and metallic.
 
Internet Brave , Noun 
  • Used by trolls, e-bullies, and the like, whose sole purpose online is to harass, intimidate, and upset other Internet users on social networking sites (such as Twitter and Facebook), message boards, forums or even comments on news articles. Most likely frustrated pre-teens and middle-aged adults with a computer in Mom's basement. The goal of the Internet Brave seems to be twofold: to bring a user or users to tears and to scare said users off the Internet. However, well-seasoned Internet users will know that the Internet Brave use the Internet as they are incapable of being brave in the real world. The term can be used as a singular or plural description.
Mark is internet brave because he hides behind an alias and wouldn't have the guts to face anyone in real life with his childish antics. 

History
  • Kristallnacht: Jews were beaten and killed by Nazis, and their homes and shops destroyed, during "the night of the broken glass" (1938)
  • Rolling Stone: music and pop culture magazine published its first issue (1967)
  • Berlin Wall: East Germany allowed free travel across its border to West Germany for the first time in 28 years (1989)
Birthdays
  • Elijah Lovejoy 1802
  • Marie Dressler 1868
  • Ed Wynn 1886
  • Claude Rains 1889
  • Clifton Webb 1891
  • Hedy Lamarr 1913 (actress, inventor)
  • Spiro T. Agnew 1918
  • Dorothy Dandridge 1922
  • Robert Frank 1924
  • Charlie Jones 1930
  • Carl Sagan 1934
  • Bob Gibson 1935
  • Mary Travers (Peter, Paul & Mary) 1936
  • Tom Fogerty (Creedance Clearwater Revival) 1941
  • Tom Weiskopf 1942
  • Billie August 1948
  • Alan Gratzer (REO Speedwagon) 1948
  • Dennis Stratton 1954 - Musican (Iron Maiden, Lionheart)
  • Lou Ferrigno 1951
  • Ike Owensby (Twice) 1968
  • Mike Owensby (Twice) 1968
  • Scarface (Geto Boys) 1969
  • Pepa (Sandy Denton of Salt-N-Pepa) 1969
  • Susan Tedeschi 1970
  • Nick Lachey (98 Degrees) 1973
  • Sisqo (Dru Hill) 1978
  • Scottie Thompson 1981

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