My friend Josh, who made the Matthew Lesko video I was in, has a video podcast he does with his buddy Danny. I filled in for Danny the other day and was a guest on the show. Watch it if you want, i don't care.
THE SHOW
ok i do care. watch it.
hint: I subscribed to their show's podcast from their website under "the show". Then iTunes downloads the episode for me, so it's easier to watch all at once.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Thursday, November 20, 2008
Rappers say the Darndest Things
It finally happened. I've always wondered if rappers could get arrested for confessing to crimes in their rhymes (sorry). I mean DMX and 50 claim to have killed all these people, what if one time it checked out? Or all these guys who apparently have "slung" all these "rocks", can you bring a drug charge? Well I just read that gentleman rapper, Rico Todriquez Wright was recently sentenced to 20 years in prison for aggravated assault after he confessed to the crime in a rap lyric. He apparently said "Chad Blue knows how I shoot", this Chad Blue being the fellow he attempted to murder. I guess that Jay-Z was right about the feds tapping music.
In other news his mother has been sentenced to 50 years in bad parent jail for naming him Todriquez.
In other news Young Jeezy is praying the police don't figure out what "birds", "white", "work", and "O's" mean.
In other news his mother has been sentenced to 50 years in bad parent jail for naming him Todriquez.
In other news Young Jeezy is praying the police don't figure out what "birds", "white", "work", and "O's" mean.
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Donovan McNabb is the man part II
Read this
He taught Chad Johnson to be appreciative of his position in life and not be a cry baby. Told you he was classy.
He taught Chad Johnson to be appreciative of his position in life and not be a cry baby. Told you he was classy.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Frosted Frustration
I've been eating mad Bite Size Frosted Mini Wheats lately and I got some issues I need to address.
1) The bite size is still too big.
Ok, this is my main problem with FMW. I know what you're thinking: "but they're bite size" and also "you're a pussy". Don't be a dick. Listen up, I have no problem with the size when it comes to eating the cereal, that's fine. My beef is that the current size makes milk portioning very difficult. Let me explain. Whenever I'm pouring out milk for normal cereal it's pretty easy to guage how much I need. FMW's are different though because their larger size makes them less compact in the bowl. There is more air space for the milk to fill then with normal cereal. This makes me think I should use less. So I always use about the same or less, which leaves about a quarter of the cereal floating above the milk.
Now FMW just aren't as delish if they aren't in milk. The dry ones are lame to the max. But with that quarter floating above the fray, blocking all the milk soaked ones, it becomes difficult to eat the ones I want. So I end up grabbing one at a time from the bottom, in turn using more milk per spoonful than I normally would, and I end up with no milk and a bowl of half damp/half dry cereal. Then I have to re-pour like a total loser and it ruins my day. So if you're reading this "person from Kellogg that scours obscure blogs for product suggestions", make them smaller.
2) They have beef gelatin in them?
I looked this stuff up on wikipedia first to make sure there wasn't a smaller size I was unaware of, when I discovered they contain beef gelatin. F*ck that. I guess I have no issue with beef gelatin, but in my cereal? Kind of gross.
3) The "big bite" sized ones.
Seriously? Multiply the first two issues by two. Stupid. Who buys this size? This guy:
1) The bite size is still too big.
Ok, this is my main problem with FMW. I know what you're thinking: "but they're bite size" and also "you're a pussy". Don't be a dick. Listen up, I have no problem with the size when it comes to eating the cereal, that's fine. My beef is that the current size makes milk portioning very difficult. Let me explain. Whenever I'm pouring out milk for normal cereal it's pretty easy to guage how much I need. FMW's are different though because their larger size makes them less compact in the bowl. There is more air space for the milk to fill then with normal cereal. This makes me think I should use less. So I always use about the same or less, which leaves about a quarter of the cereal floating above the milk.
Now FMW just aren't as delish if they aren't in milk. The dry ones are lame to the max. But with that quarter floating above the fray, blocking all the milk soaked ones, it becomes difficult to eat the ones I want. So I end up grabbing one at a time from the bottom, in turn using more milk per spoonful than I normally would, and I end up with no milk and a bowl of half damp/half dry cereal. Then I have to re-pour like a total loser and it ruins my day. So if you're reading this "person from Kellogg that scours obscure blogs for product suggestions", make them smaller.
2) They have beef gelatin in them?
I looked this stuff up on wikipedia first to make sure there wasn't a smaller size I was unaware of, when I discovered they contain beef gelatin. F*ck that. I guess I have no issue with beef gelatin, but in my cereal? Kind of gross.
3) The "big bite" sized ones.
Seriously? Multiply the first two issues by two. Stupid. Who buys this size? This guy:
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Bristol Palin to Name Son 'Morgan Freeman Johnston'
WASILLA, Ak. -- Just one day after the father of her baby and future husband Levi Johnston spoke on their pending nuptials and hinted at the possible sex of their child, Bristol Palin has announced that they have decided on a name for the baby. After confirming that the child is indeed a boy, Palin proclaimed that they will be naming him 'Morgan Freeman Johnston', presumably after prolific actor Morgan Freeman. "After seeing the bravery and strength Mr. Freeman showed in his term as President," Palin said, "it seemed only natural to want such a wonderful man as the namesake of our child."
Mr. Johnston was also available for comment, stating that "Bristol and I caught the documentary about President Freeman on TBS last night." When asked which documentary he was referring to Johnston responded: "you know, 'Deep Impact'? Well, after seeing that, it was pretty clear we had our name."
Reporters could not get comment from Vice-Presidential nominee Sarah Palin about her daughter's choice, but sources close to Governor Palin said she "hoped to one day be as strong a leader as President Freeman." And that "she was joyfully awaiting a grandchild named not only after an incredibly strong President, but also after God himself as 'Bruce Almighty' later informed us."
Mr. Johnston was also available for comment, stating that "Bristol and I caught the documentary about President Freeman on TBS last night." When asked which documentary he was referring to Johnston responded: "you know, 'Deep Impact'? Well, after seeing that, it was pretty clear we had our name."
Reporters could not get comment from Vice-Presidential nominee Sarah Palin about her daughter's choice, but sources close to Governor Palin said she "hoped to one day be as strong a leader as President Freeman." And that "she was joyfully awaiting a grandchild named not only after an incredibly strong President, but also after God himself as 'Bruce Almighty' later informed us."
Labels:
Baby Daddies,
Morgan Freeman,
Presidents,
Sarah Palin
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Sampled: Rotary Connection - Memory Band
The following song is called 'Memory Band' by Rotary Connection. The song itself is pretty weird, totally crafted for a lazy sixties acid trip. Three great songs (that I know of) have sampled this tune however and for that I gotta give it up to RC. Visionary weirdness.
Both 'Killing Me Softly' by the Fugees and 'Bonita Applebum' by A Tribe Called Quest sample the cool sitar riff from the beginning of the tune. 'Bonita' samples a little of the groove from the start as well.
A much more obscure song that samples 'Memory Band' is 'Life I Live' by the Pete Rock produced group INI. This song samples more extensively, adding some Biggie in there from 'Juicy' for good measure. I love this track.
Both 'Killing Me Softly' by the Fugees and 'Bonita Applebum' by A Tribe Called Quest sample the cool sitar riff from the beginning of the tune. 'Bonita' samples a little of the groove from the start as well.
A much more obscure song that samples 'Memory Band' is 'Life I Live' by the Pete Rock produced group INI. This song samples more extensively, adding some Biggie in there from 'Juicy' for good measure. I love this track.
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