Thursday, June 28, 2007

NNNNNOOOOOOOOO!!!! Joakim FUCKING NOAH?!?! FUCK! NO WAY!! GOD DAMNIT



We drafted this guy??? WHAT THE FUCK ARE THE BULLS THINKING???

This guy is going to be a terrible pro; do not fall into the trap of what Jay Bilas is talking about. He's terrible and will be terrible. I hope to all the powers above that they trade him before the season starts...because how the hell can I root for a team that has this guy. FUCK!



If you fast forward to where there is 2:55 left of this clip, you will realize how I felt when the Bulls picked Noah.

Now all of this was my initial reaction to the pick. It's still true that I hate him and some all of his antics, but I didn't like the Hinrich and Deng picks either, and look how those have turned out. Hopefully Paxson saw more than me, or maybe he was able to look beyond that hideous human being, but I am not looking forward to rooting for him. Not yet at least.

Friday, June 22, 2007

Um...Yea, I Think This Hurt Really Bad

I leave you with this video for the weekend. I'm sure it's been posted on a blog before, but I'm not about to search the thousands of blogs out there who have already posted it. So yea, enjoy this poor sap's meeting with the goal post.



Note: Now that I'm back at school, I look forward to hitting the blogging world heavy once again. So check back next week for better coverage.

Saturday, June 16, 2007

Tony Batista Likes Scaring Japanese Pitchers

In response to the fight (or lack thereof) in the Cubs/Padres game today between Derrek Lee and Chris Young, I went searching some fights on YouTube. Not exactly sure what I was looking to find (especially since MLB has taken down a lot of MLB YouTube clips), but I stumbled across this video and found it to be pretty amusing. Also make sure to note the name of the team wearing the white jerseys.



So yea, who names a baseball team the Swallows?? Only in Japan.

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

You Just Got Swindled

This video clip is from the show Human Giant. It explains how to get free coffee everyday instead of spending an arm and a leg on coffee at places like Starbucks. Pretty funny stuff.

Tuesday, June 12, 2007

You Know What...I Liked The Sopranos Series Finale


It has been about 24 hours since I viewed the Sopranos series finale (sorry for not watching it on Sunday night, but I was hanging out with a Major League Baseball player) and given some time to reflect on the episode, I am pretty impressed. Just like everyone else I've talked to or read about, I thought the DVR service screwed up and cut out the last 10 seconds of the episode. I saw the credits the furiously found the rewind button hoping that it would show what I had missed. However, I watched it again and the screen went blank for the second time and I figured that that must have been the way it was ending.

Was I disappointed at first? You're God damn right I was. I wanted closure. I wanted someone else to die. I wanted blood to spill. I wanted that jaw dropping ending that I think most everyone else wanted. When I didn't get that ending, I wanted to find David Chase and punch him in the face for ending a series that I had followed since season one.

Now that I've had some time to reflect and read/listen to what others thought, I liked it. My number one theory is that Tony was shot in the diner and that is why the screen went black. As people have noted and as most Sopranos viewers remember, Tony had a conversation about getting whacked with Bobby out in the boat earlier in the season. He said when it (getting whacked) happens, you don't see it coming. You don't feel, see or hear it coming. The screen just goes black. And as we all know, the series ended with the screen all of the sudden going black; maybe because the shady character who had entered the bathroom moments before came out and ended Tony Soprano.

The second theory I heard and liked was David Chase used that "not seeing or hearing a thing, it just goes black" to whack the viewers. None of us saw it coming. Maybe he was ending the series to let the viewers know what it's like to be whacked.

No matter what happened, I think Howard Stern hit the nail right on the head yesterday during his show. He pointed out that during the last scene that most viewers were getting pretty nervous about what was about to happen to Tony. I know my heart began to beat faster. I know I was on the edge of my seat, just waiting. It gave the viewers the feeling of what it is like to be part of the mob. Always nervous and on edge, sleeping with one eye open.

No matter what really happened, I gotta admit I really liked it. That ending also left the door open for a Sopranos movie down the road, which is an idea I really liked. My final grade is somewhere between a B and an A-. Like I said, I really liked it. However, a jaw dropping ending that we actually got to see probably would have raised the grade to an A .

Saturday, June 9, 2007

This Talkshow Host May Be A Little Frustrated

Richard and Sal, the genius prank callers over at the Howard Stern show, have repeatedly been pranking some poor soul's Yankee's radio show on public access in New York...and quite frankly, it's hilarious. This guy really sounds like he wants to have a legit talk show and seems to still have the false hope that it might turn out to be a successful show, but Richard and Sal will have none of that. From the sounds of it, they are pretty much the only guys who listen to and call into his show.

In the following clip, Richard repeatedly calls in asking the radio show host about the weather. Sal just uses his calls for all sorts of funny comments. By the end of the clip you can hear it in the host's voice just how frustrated he is. Too bad though, because it's hilarious and I hope to hear more berating of this talk show host by Richard and Sal very soon.



Note: There are more clips of Richard and Sal calling in to this guy's show, I just felt this was the best clip. Either way, they're all pretty damn funny.

Friday, June 8, 2007

He Might Actually Be Howard Stern

So I was down at my brother's house last night and he showed me some clips from the new show The Next Best Thing. The show is modeled exactly like American Idol but instead of looking for the best singer/performer, they are looking for the best celebrity impersonator. There are some pretty damn good impersonators and there are some that are absolutely terrible. But this guy did his Howard Stern impersonation and I literally had to watch it four or five times to make sure it really wasn't Howard. I'll let you decide for yourself, but I'd be shocked if this guy wasn't in the final three contestants when the show is winding down to the end.