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Troy (and Other Movies) in 15 Minutes
June 7, 2004

Funny and efficient!
Troy We love it when Newmoanyeah readers point out extra funny on the Web that we have seen! And thanks to a Newmoanyeah-reading Celtics fan, we discovered that Cleolinda Jones' 15 minute reviews are EXTRA FUNNY!

A few weeks back Curious Staffer Joel Why reviewed the immeasurably funny The Exorcist in 30 Seconds by Bunnies. While Jones' reviews aren't nearly as efficient as the Flash bunnies, they are equally immeasurably funny. And if that last statement didn't make any sense to you, it didn't make any sense to us either.

If by chance Cleolinda finds her way here back through her blog stats and happens to be interested in writing for a certain geeky pop-culture site... we're game!

On the web: Troy in 15 Minute by Cleolinda Jones
Also an the web: More movies in 15 minutes

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