Given the climate of drug gang violence down in the Mexiko, coupled with the guest list for the Casa de Hef’s Law de Father-In, this road trip is shaping up to be the basis for a very nice, if completely overdone, movie de la week.  CRM, since you’ll be all snuggly tucked in every night by Marie Antoinette, we hereby bequeath to you the rights to our story.   Also, you will have to raise Fetch as your own.

Our collection of rag-tag travelers, who will most likely end up kidnapped during a roadside attack at The La Vaca, will obviously band together, overcome some shit, see Hef fragged by one of our own troops, overcome some more shit, ultimately escaping our semi-assured demise, much like the passengers aboard the Hindenburg so victoriously did back in 1956.

The La Vaca

The La Vaca

Our Completely and Totally Fucked Out Clichéd List of Characters:

-bookish jew whining about the desert heat
-former football star
-suave, dashing, international man of intrigue…yet ironically from ohio
-a gay magician, whose lighter fluid up his sleeves trick will fail every time until the pinnacle of the story, getting us out of a jam
-gruff, portly fellow who’s a cross between the cast of jersey shore and sopranos
-full-blooded mexicun guy, complete with mayan tattoos,  who, inexplicably, is of no help because he speaks zero mexiqin.
-and last, but certainly not least, the army ranger who teaches us to work together to fight off the drug gangs that quite likely will take us hostage.

Hef: a bookish Jew, constantly whining about the desert heat.

Spence: the former football star.

Rex Kramer, Danger Seeker: suave, dashing, international man of intrigue…yet ironically from ohio.

Tuck Pendleton: a gay magician, whose lighter fluid up his sleeves trick will fail every time until the pinnacle of the story, getting us out of an almost fatal jam (again, much like the survivors of the Hindenburg).

Roman: a gruff, portly fellow who’s a cross between the cast of Jersey Shore and The Sopranos.

Clown: full-blooded mexicun guy, complete with Mayan tattoos,  who, inexplicably, is of no help because he speaks exactly zero mexiqin.

Little Buddha: the army ranger who teaches us to work together to fight off the drug gangs that quite likely will take us hostage.  This is the character who completely guarantees that some bad shit will happen to our Winnebago.

Who do you think should play these characters?  

After the Jump…


MLJ: The Movie

MLJ: The Movie

[Note: Special Thanks to Adam Carolla for the term "fucked out".]

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