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Recon Mission: Why Fanboys Love the Baroness
Twitter friend Shadowbat brought this to our attention while claiming to have discovered the Action Flick Chick’s secret identity.
Clearly this falls under things we can neither confirm nor deny, not even the part about Mountain Dew. Just check out our Chick pics and judge for yourself: Could that be her behind the glasses and black vinyl? Continue reading
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Tagged action, action chick flick, Anastasia Cisarovna, Arnold Vosloo, Baron de Cobray, Baroness, Baroness Anastasia Cisarovna, Byung-hun Lee, Channing Tatum, Christopher Eccleston, Cobra, Cobra Commander, Cobra Organization, Cover Girl, Cracked.com, David Elliot, Dennis Quaid, Dr. Mindbender, Duke, explosion, fanboys, G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, General Hawk, GI Joe PSAs, Hard Master, Hasbro, humor, Jonathan Pryce, Joseph Gordon-Levit, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marlon Wayans, Mountain Dew, Paramount Pictures, Paul Lovett, PG-13, public service announcements, Rachel Nichols, Ray Park, Ripcord, Rise of the Cobra, Sienna Miller, Snake Eyes, Stephen Sommers, Storm Shadow, Stuart Beattie, The Baroness, The Rise of Cobra, twitter, violence, Zartan
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G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (2009) Trailer Plus Classic PSA (Movie Chicks on Action Flicks #5)
Classic G.I. Joe Public Service Announcement, plus movie trailer.
Official description: Paramount Pictures and Hasbro, whose previous collaboration was the worldwide blockbuster Transformers, join forces with Spyglass Entertainment for another extraordinary action-adventure “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.” From the Egyptian desert to deep below the polar ice caps, the elite G.I. JOE team uses the latest in next-generation spy and military equipment to fight the corrupt arms dealer Destro and the growing threat of the mysterious Cobra organization to prevent them from plunging the world into chaos. “G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra.” is directed by Stephen Sommers (“The Mummy,” “The Mummy Returns”). Continue reading
Posted in trailers, YouTube
Tagged action, action chick flick, Anastasia Cisarovna, Arnold Vosloo, Baron de Cobray, Baroness, Baroness Anastasia Cisarovna, Byung-hun Lee, Channing Tatum, Christopher Eccleston, Cobra, Cobra Commander, Cobra Organization, Cover Girl, Cracked.com, David Elliot, Dennis Quaid, Dr. Mindbender, Duke, explosion, fanboys, G.I. Joe, G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, General Hawk, GI Joe PSAs, Hard Master, Hasbro, humor, Jonathan Pryce, Joseph Gordon-Levit, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Marlon Wayans, Mountain Dew, Paramount Pictures, Paul Lovett, PG-13, public service announcements, Rachel Nichols, Ray Park, Ripcord, Rise of the Cobra, Sienna Miller, Snake Eyes, Stephen Sommers, Storm Shadow, Stuart Beattie, The Baroness, The Rise of Cobra, twitter, violence, Zartan
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Adam West (@therealadamwest) Picks Worst Superpower
During Comic-Con, the Action Flick Chick discussed twitter and superpowers with the original TV Batman himself. After his surprise appearance as part of a San Diego Comic-Con International panel analyzing the Joker with Jerry Robinson (the Joker’s creator), Michael Uslan … Continue reading
Posted in announcement, convention, superhero
Tagged Adam West, autograph, Batcave, Batman, comic books, Comic-Con, contest, convention, interviews, Jerry Robinson, Mayor West, Michael Uslan, prize, Robin Rosenberg, rocketllama, San Diego, San Diego Comic-Con, SDCC, superhero, superpower, The Dark Knight, The Family Guy, Travis Langley, twitter, worst superpower
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Allies in the War on Doldrums: Folks to Follow, Sites to See
We’ve gotten a growing number of comments on the Action Flick Chick’s reviews and other posts. One of the biggest kicks the Chick gets out of doing this comes from reading your replies. Most of these come from people with sites and twitter … Continue reading
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Tagged Action Flick Chick, external link, Facebook, reviews, twitter
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“Action Flick Chick Is Really Felicia Day”
External link: “In the last two months, our friend the Action Flick Chick, as @actionchick because of twitter’s 15-character username limit, has picked up over 17,000 followers on twitter. She’s popular. Deservedly so. Here we discuss that popularity, review the Chick’s twitter activities as @actionchick, and finally note someone’s fascinating suggestion as to the Chick’s true identity.” Continue reading
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Tagged Action Flick Chick, Bui Brothers, Felicia Day, Felicia Day rumors, Papa Llama, Rocket Llama, rumor, The Guild, twitter
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Twitter 4 Nitwits: The Dreaded Twit2K
You’re not a celebrity. Don’t presume that the things you say are so awesome that you can talk at the masses when it’s all one-sided and you can’t easily see what they’re talking about in return. You see, twitter growth depends on interaction. Here are some tips @actionchick dispensed this past week to help people learn how to deal with twitter’s follow limit of 2000 vs. 100% your number of followers. Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Lessons Learned, social networks, twitter
Tagged Action Flick Chick, actionchick, Twit2K, twitter, Twitter 4 Nitwits
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Freedom Day – Freedom for All
Tomorrow is Freedom Day, also called Emancipation Day and best known as Juneteenth, which originally commemorated the abolition of slavery in Texas but has reached across the nation to be recognized by 31 states in the United States of America. By no means should anything detract from the day’s meaning in honoring those who suffered under slavery in the USA and those who fought to overcome it. But maybe it can mean something more. Maybe we can honor them even more strongly by talking about everyone’s freedom. Continue reading