Look, it just snowed.
I am in college. It is mid-winter. I am bored. So I might as well start this up again. I got a fancy new layout and Tweets and everything.
Still do not know why I am doing this, but I am.
Eh, I give it till tomorrow until I forget about this again.
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
You Look Like You Need Some (More) Music
Spotify, man.
- Tom Waits- Closing Time: Listen to this when it is a cold day. Once you do that, I only have one thing to say to you. You are welcome.
- AM Gold Comp CD's- Various Artists: I got a bunch of these at the library here at SVSU today. I got every one from 1965-1969. So much good pop music.
- Steve Martin- A Wild And Crazy Guy: Possibly, no. It is my favorite comedy album of all time. Quite a bit of it still holds up today. It is just very smart-stupid humor. This is when Steve Martin was like the most popular comedian in the world.
- Neutral Milk Hotel- In An Aeroplane Over The Sea: This album should be more important than Nevermind. Boom. I just said that. I love this album. My friend John showed this two me last year and it is one of those albums that changes your life.
- The Shins- Chutes Too Narrow: I have listened to the Shins catalog since I listened to them perform a cover of Breathe on Late Night. It left me speechless. I listened to this album first, because sometimes when I listen to the Shins I do not want to hear New Slang or Caring Is Creepy. If that makes sense.
- The New Pornographers- Twin Cinema: I vividly remember one morning when I was in 8th grade. I was on the way to school, I was listening 89x, and the song Use It was on. There was a pen in the car. So, I wrote New Pornographers- Use It on my hand. Therefore, I had the words "New Pornographers" on my hand all day. Gotta love going to SIJ.
- The Kinks- The Kinks: Every time I listen to the Kinks I get a new favorite Kinks song. This time it is Beautiful Delilah. Why does this band not get its rightful due? It is baffling.
- fun- Aim & Ignite: I l-o-v-e this band. Brendon Urie (lead singer of Panic! At The Disco) said that fun. was the most appropriately named band ever. And that is the truth. I saw them last summer by shear happenstance and they absolutely blew me away. They have a new single called "We Are Young" that is now being used for Chevy commercials now too.
- Bill Burr- Let It Go: Probably one of my favorite comedians right now. He was used sparingly in the today show. He was one of the announcers for the "World Series of Dice Throwing" sketch and his stand-up is amazingly hilarious. Very Louis CK-ish. Just a normal fella talking about his crazy day to day thoughts.
- A Tribe Called Quest- The Low End Theory: This album is absolute perfection. One of the greatest hip-hop albums ever created. The. End.
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
This Is What They Did Wrong...
Alright, before everyone jumps off the wagon (oph, there was the last one). Let me say one thing: This technically is not over. Unless game five ends with Texas having more runs, this is not over.
Having said that, this series could and should be tied at two games a piece. I can not say that any more concise, black and white, cut and dry, etc.
The game game down to the last four innings, that is when you know it is a good, ney, great game. Because, that is when you not only have the players trying to place themselves in baseball record books. But, that is when the managers really have to micro-manager games. The last four or three innings of a game is when you really see what a manager is made of.
Now, I really have to put aside my opinion of Jim Leyland here. And even with my already less than savory or positive view on his managerial skills, I can say he was one of two people to cost the Tigers this game.
Not Gene Lamont sending Cabrera.
Not Valverde giving up that Home Run.
I can say that this game and lose boiled down to two people:
Leyland and Cabrera.
Now, Cabrera did give the Tigers the lead and two RBIs early on. But, he cost the Tigers their most important run. He weighs at least 240 pounds. I would not be surprised if it is more like 255. He at least has a 20-30 pound difference with Napoli.
It is game five of the ALCS, you are tied in the 8th, you are at home, you are down in the series 2-1, you are supposed to be a leader on this team.
You run that catcher over.
I do not care if he gets fined, I do not care if Napoli holds on.
You still run the catcher over.
Cabrera should be smart enough to know that he was going to be beat. He should have known half-way down the line that he was going to go into him.
In my mind that cost the Tigers the game.
All the momentum, all the energy, all the more runs than the Rangers. Gone.
And do not pin that play on Gene Lamont. He had to send him. It was bottom of the 8th and it was the best chance for the Tigers to score. You can argue otherwise, but how many people have they left on base? And you had Martinez on first. Who you could also argue is maybe the second slowest runner on the team.
That was Cabrera.
Now, this is what Leyland did wrong:
First, he chose to send Jackson for one of the first times this off-season right in the bottom of the 10th. Jackson should have been on second, not for the reason that he may or not of actually been out. But, because of the fact that he should be more of a runner. Leyland should have him steal more. Jackson should know what to do in that situation, and not have to think, "Oh, god. I have to steal now". He just have ice in his veins in that situation. He just of had that base. Yes, you can blame Jackson or the Ump. Because, we all know the Umps cost the Tigers every game (sarcasm). But, that is on Leyland. For the sole reason of not having Jackson personally comfortable in that situation.
Second, he intentionally walked someone who was 0-4 with two strike-outs, and was injured. Why? I do not know.
Third, he put in Valverde in a non-save situation. All people who know Valverde, know non-save situation Valverde is akin to a lose. And tonight was no different.
Leyland made many moves and decisions that I thought were detrimental to the Tigers. In sort, I think we found out what kind of manager he really is.
Let me leave with these two numbers that drive that point home.
26 and 6.95
26- How many games Valverde pitched in non-save situations in the regular season.
6.95- His ERA from those 26 apperances.
6.95....
Having said that, this series could and should be tied at two games a piece. I can not say that any more concise, black and white, cut and dry, etc.
The game game down to the last four innings, that is when you know it is a good, ney, great game. Because, that is when you not only have the players trying to place themselves in baseball record books. But, that is when the managers really have to micro-manager games. The last four or three innings of a game is when you really see what a manager is made of.
Now, I really have to put aside my opinion of Jim Leyland here. And even with my already less than savory or positive view on his managerial skills, I can say he was one of two people to cost the Tigers this game.
Not Gene Lamont sending Cabrera.
Not Valverde giving up that Home Run.
I can say that this game and lose boiled down to two people:
Leyland and Cabrera.
Now, Cabrera did give the Tigers the lead and two RBIs early on. But, he cost the Tigers their most important run. He weighs at least 240 pounds. I would not be surprised if it is more like 255. He at least has a 20-30 pound difference with Napoli.
It is game five of the ALCS, you are tied in the 8th, you are at home, you are down in the series 2-1, you are supposed to be a leader on this team.
You run that catcher over.
I do not care if he gets fined, I do not care if Napoli holds on.
You still run the catcher over.
Cabrera should be smart enough to know that he was going to be beat. He should have known half-way down the line that he was going to go into him.
In my mind that cost the Tigers the game.
All the momentum, all the energy, all the more runs than the Rangers. Gone.
And do not pin that play on Gene Lamont. He had to send him. It was bottom of the 8th and it was the best chance for the Tigers to score. You can argue otherwise, but how many people have they left on base? And you had Martinez on first. Who you could also argue is maybe the second slowest runner on the team.
That was Cabrera.
Now, this is what Leyland did wrong:
First, he chose to send Jackson for one of the first times this off-season right in the bottom of the 10th. Jackson should have been on second, not for the reason that he may or not of actually been out. But, because of the fact that he should be more of a runner. Leyland should have him steal more. Jackson should know what to do in that situation, and not have to think, "Oh, god. I have to steal now". He just have ice in his veins in that situation. He just of had that base. Yes, you can blame Jackson or the Ump. Because, we all know the Umps cost the Tigers every game (sarcasm). But, that is on Leyland. For the sole reason of not having Jackson personally comfortable in that situation.
Second, he intentionally walked someone who was 0-4 with two strike-outs, and was injured. Why? I do not know.
Third, he put in Valverde in a non-save situation. All people who know Valverde, know non-save situation Valverde is akin to a lose. And tonight was no different.
Leyland made many moves and decisions that I thought were detrimental to the Tigers. In sort, I think we found out what kind of manager he really is.
Let me leave with these two numbers that drive that point home.
26 and 6.95
26- How many games Valverde pitched in non-save situations in the regular season.
6.95- His ERA from those 26 apperances.
6.95....
Friday, October 7, 2011
"...Rock Me Mama Like A Wagon Wheel..."
Look, if you are going to be a Tiger's fan now, you should at least get a crash course in how to be a Tigers fan.
Do not try to hide now.
You are very easy to spot.
You were the person wearing the Ben Wallace afro in 2004. Who had a signed spelt: "FEAR THE FROWW!!". True story, I saw a guy with that sign. You were also the person in 2006 who bought a Joel Zumaya jersey. You were the person who made the Tigers finish last in 2008. You were the person in 2011 who defended Jimmy Howard and called him "The greatest goalie ever".
Again, you are very easy to spot.
So, let me help you not get challenged to a duel by an actual fan, by cracking a small egg of knowledge for you the Tiger fan who was a Tiger fan in 2008 because of Miguel Cabrera, left half-way in 2008 because they were in last place, and then came back two days ago because, hey-ho-whatta-ya-know the Tigers are back in the playoffs again.
Guess what.
They did this five years... to the Yankees. Well, at least five years ago they were about to close it out at home.
Yes, that was a subtle jab at the Tigers for that 10-1 display in game four.
But, after tonight, that point is moot.
If you want to be a fan DO NOT:
- Post exaggeratory statii on Facebook. Example: "Oh my god. Don Kelly is like the greatest player ever! :)". Even with his home-run tonight, Tiger fans will still look at you dead in the eye and say, "No. Dear god, no".
- Buy apparel of players on a hot-streak. Everytime I see people with Boesch, Dirks (Yes, I saw a guy with an Andy Dirks jersey T-shirt today. Could not tell if I was more surprised in the person for buying one, or for Majestic for even making them.), and or Avila jersey I want to troll them. BUT AARON, AVILA IS AN ALL-STAR CATCHER!! Yeah, just to make sure we are on the same page, Avila existed last year too. And last year he could not even beat out Gerald Laird for the starting catcher position. So, shut up.
- Post statii negating all accomplishments the Tigers made if they get knocked out. Example: "Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. The Tigers suck. Valverde sucks. Way to go!!!!!!!!!!!" I really do not want to waste energy describing my view on this.
- Tell me that their pitching totally sucks. Only Brad Penny. Do the names Matt Perisho, Mark Redmond, Jeff Weaver and or Dave Milicki ring a bell? Well, for the bandwagon fan probably not. But, for a person who knew the Tigers of the '90s or early '00s just had 'Nam flashbacks, because they thought they never had to see those names again.
- Do not tell me that Jose Valverde is the most entertaing pitcher in Tigers history. Jose Lima. Rest in peace, you crazy m'fer.
- Do not say that Magglio is worthless. Would you rather have Robert Fick in right field. Sorry for another 'Nam flashback.
I know there are more things. But, I am getting too angry thinking about them.
But, let me say this:
Please do not ruin this for us. For the love of Allah, please do not ruin this for us.
Ten years ago are deadline deals involved trading away Jose Macias to Montreal for Chris Truby and three used baseballs.
Now we can actually be proud of the Tigers. Just give us this moment. You had 2008 and you ruined it. All of it.
So, let us real Tiger fans rejoice in our second trip to the ALCS in six seasons. For us Tiger fans this is a big-deal. If you told me in 2002 that the Tigers would be in the ALCS twice over the next ten years, I would have thought you were stupid.
Or high.
Or stupid high.
And for some of your parents who may be saying that the Tigers of this year were nothing compared to those of 1984 or 1968. Well, they are right.
But, that is a whole different lesson for a different day.
Do not try to hide now.
You are very easy to spot.
You were the person wearing the Ben Wallace afro in 2004. Who had a signed spelt: "FEAR THE FROWW!!". True story, I saw a guy with that sign. You were also the person in 2006 who bought a Joel Zumaya jersey. You were the person who made the Tigers finish last in 2008. You were the person in 2011 who defended Jimmy Howard and called him "The greatest goalie ever".
Again, you are very easy to spot.
So, let me help you not get challenged to a duel by an actual fan, by cracking a small egg of knowledge for you the Tiger fan who was a Tiger fan in 2008 because of Miguel Cabrera, left half-way in 2008 because they were in last place, and then came back two days ago because, hey-ho-whatta-ya-know the Tigers are back in the playoffs again.
Guess what.
They did this five years... to the Yankees. Well, at least five years ago they were about to close it out at home.
Yes, that was a subtle jab at the Tigers for that 10-1 display in game four.
But, after tonight, that point is moot.
If you want to be a fan DO NOT:
- Post exaggeratory statii on Facebook. Example: "Oh my god. Don Kelly is like the greatest player ever! :)". Even with his home-run tonight, Tiger fans will still look at you dead in the eye and say, "No. Dear god, no".
- Buy apparel of players on a hot-streak. Everytime I see people with Boesch, Dirks (Yes, I saw a guy with an Andy Dirks jersey T-shirt today. Could not tell if I was more surprised in the person for buying one, or for Majestic for even making them.), and or Avila jersey I want to troll them. BUT AARON, AVILA IS AN ALL-STAR CATCHER!! Yeah, just to make sure we are on the same page, Avila existed last year too. And last year he could not even beat out Gerald Laird for the starting catcher position. So, shut up.
- Post statii negating all accomplishments the Tigers made if they get knocked out. Example: "Fuck. Fuck. Fuck. The Tigers suck. Valverde sucks. Way to go!!!!!!!!!!!" I really do not want to waste energy describing my view on this.
- Tell me that their pitching totally sucks. Only Brad Penny. Do the names Matt Perisho, Mark Redmond, Jeff Weaver and or Dave Milicki ring a bell? Well, for the bandwagon fan probably not. But, for a person who knew the Tigers of the '90s or early '00s just had 'Nam flashbacks, because they thought they never had to see those names again.
- Do not tell me that Jose Valverde is the most entertaing pitcher in Tigers history. Jose Lima. Rest in peace, you crazy m'fer.
- Do not say that Magglio is worthless. Would you rather have Robert Fick in right field. Sorry for another 'Nam flashback.
I know there are more things. But, I am getting too angry thinking about them.
But, let me say this:
Please do not ruin this for us. For the love of Allah, please do not ruin this for us.
Ten years ago are deadline deals involved trading away Jose Macias to Montreal for Chris Truby and three used baseballs.
Now we can actually be proud of the Tigers. Just give us this moment. You had 2008 and you ruined it. All of it.
So, let us real Tiger fans rejoice in our second trip to the ALCS in six seasons. For us Tiger fans this is a big-deal. If you told me in 2002 that the Tigers would be in the ALCS twice over the next ten years, I would have thought you were stupid.
Or high.
Or stupid high.
And for some of your parents who may be saying that the Tigers of this year were nothing compared to those of 1984 or 1968. Well, they are right.
But, that is a whole different lesson for a different day.
Monday, September 26, 2011
Possible Titles For The Sequel To Finding Nemo
Will and I talk about random stuff.
Today was no different. We started talking about Pixar movies, specifically Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo and how they were making sequels of them apparently.
I did not get how they could make a sequel to Finding Nemo on account of... them finding him.
But, nevertheless here are some potential movie titles for the sequel to Finding Nemo...
Oh, none of these are really that funny. But, you will read it anyway. Cause you are awesome...
Finding Nemo 2: FOUND HIM!
Finding Nemo 2: Shit, We Lost Him Again.
Finding Nemo 2: I Swear To God He Was Just Here A Second Ago.
Finding Nemo 2: Polo.. You see Marco Polo Is An Aquatic.. Nevermind.
Finding Nemo 2: Pixar Will Make A Sequel For All Of Their Franchises. Cars?
Tyler Perry's I Can Find Nemo All By Myself
Finding Nemo 2+1= 3D!!!!!!!!
Finding Nemo 2: ...Maybe He Swam Away This Time.
Finding Nemo 2: Two Many Fish In The Sea (Get it? It is a play on words)
Finding Nemo 2: Ha-Ha-Nanny-Boo-Boo, We Got A Sequel Shark Tale
Finding Nemo 2: Bigger Jaws (Yeah, Family Guy Joke)
Finding Nemo 2: Adventerous Little Fish, Isn't He?
Finding Nemo 2: Because Ellen Degeneress and Brad Garrett Need Something To Do
Tyler Perry's I Can Get Lost Again All By Myself
Tyler Perry's Why Did I Lose Nemo
(Seriously just choose a word or two and apply it to a Tyler Perry movie. Works everytime. It is like the Seven Degrees Of Kevin Bacon, except it is the One Degree Of Really Shitty Movies).
Finding Nemo 2: How To Lose A Fish (Again) In Ten Days
Finding Nemo 2: The Dark Fish Rises (BATMAN!!!)
Finding Nemo 2: No, This Is Actually A Theatrical Release. What? You Thought This Was Straight To DVD? Me Too... Me Too.
Finding Nemo 2: Wait, You Mean I Have To Sit In A Theatre With A Bunch Of Loud Kids Again? Pass. Super Pass. Uber Pass.
Finding Nemo 2: Why Did They Never Make A Sequel To A Bug's Life? I Enjoyed That Movie.
Finding Nemo 2: Nemo! Nemo? Damn, I Have To Find Him Again.
Today was no different. We started talking about Pixar movies, specifically Monsters Inc. and Finding Nemo and how they were making sequels of them apparently.
I did not get how they could make a sequel to Finding Nemo on account of... them finding him.
But, nevertheless here are some potential movie titles for the sequel to Finding Nemo...
Oh, none of these are really that funny. But, you will read it anyway. Cause you are awesome...
Finding Nemo 2: FOUND HIM!
Finding Nemo 2: Shit, We Lost Him Again.
Finding Nemo 2: I Swear To God He Was Just Here A Second Ago.
Finding Nemo 2: Polo.. You see Marco Polo Is An Aquatic.. Nevermind.
Finding Nemo 2: Pixar Will Make A Sequel For All Of Their Franchises. Cars?
Tyler Perry's I Can Find Nemo All By Myself
Finding Nemo 2+1= 3D!!!!!!!!
Finding Nemo 2: ...Maybe He Swam Away This Time.
Finding Nemo 2: Two Many Fish In The Sea (Get it? It is a play on words)
Finding Nemo 2: Ha-Ha-Nanny-Boo-Boo, We Got A Sequel Shark Tale
Finding Nemo 2: Bigger Jaws (Yeah, Family Guy Joke)
Finding Nemo 2: Adventerous Little Fish, Isn't He?
Finding Nemo 2: Because Ellen Degeneress and Brad Garrett Need Something To Do
Tyler Perry's I Can Get Lost Again All By Myself
Tyler Perry's Why Did I Lose Nemo
(Seriously just choose a word or two and apply it to a Tyler Perry movie. Works everytime. It is like the Seven Degrees Of Kevin Bacon, except it is the One Degree Of Really Shitty Movies).
Finding Nemo 2: How To Lose A Fish (Again) In Ten Days
Finding Nemo 2: The Dark Fish Rises (BATMAN!!!)
Finding Nemo 2: No, This Is Actually A Theatrical Release. What? You Thought This Was Straight To DVD? Me Too... Me Too.
Finding Nemo 2: Wait, You Mean I Have To Sit In A Theatre With A Bunch Of Loud Kids Again? Pass. Super Pass. Uber Pass.
Finding Nemo 2: Why Did They Never Make A Sequel To A Bug's Life? I Enjoyed That Movie.
Finding Nemo 2: Nemo! Nemo? Damn, I Have To Find Him Again.
Saturday, September 24, 2011
You Look Like You Need Some Music
I have not posted a blog post in awhile. I have not posted a music blog post in a longer while. Well, come join me as I kill two birds with one stone.
I just a Spotify account yonder day, so quite a bit of music has happened. Like all the music.
Here are some casual suggestions for you the reader/potential music listener of my suggestions.
I just a Spotify account yonder day, so quite a bit of music has happened. Like all the music.
Here are some casual suggestions for you the reader/potential music listener of my suggestions.
- Lou Reed- Transformer: Now, this is just a fantastic album. By happenstance Andy's Chest was the first song I listened to on Spotify. I saw Lou Reed's face and then it happened.
- Various Artists- The Motion Picture Soundtrack to Pirate Radio: This is leaps and bounds my favorite soundtrack album to any movie. It is honestly a comp.- (compilation album) that I would give to a person that said they wanted to get into '60s pop. Amazing movie and amazing soundtrack.
- Warren Zevon- The Wind: I would say for all intensive purposes this is the saddest album I have ever listened to. It is Warren Zevon's last album and he recorded it while he was dying with terminal lung cancer. I encourage you to youtube "Warren Zevon's Last Letterman Apperance" it is like 8 parts. Worth every minute.
- Ludacris- The Red Light District: I listened to Luda for the first time in probably three years last week when I impulsively listened to Welcome to Atlanta with Ludacris and Jermaine Dupri. Then I was reminded of one particular record shopping voyage I was on with my friend Craig. It was at my favorite record store Car City Records. They had Chicken-N-Beer on vinyl and I thought about it, but I did not buy it. Kind of regret it.
- N.W.A.- Straight Outta Compton: Everytime, EVERYTIME I listen to gansta rap or rap with many-a-no-no-word, I always have to come back to N.W.A. They started it all. And to be honest, I just enjoy rapping along to Fuck Tha Police.
- Laurie Anderson- Big Science: I discovered Laurie Anderson yesterday thannks to Amoeba records. If you ever want to find music, do not go to SPIN, do not go to Pitchfork. Please, go to amoeba.com and watch the "What's In My Bag" clips. I found out about Laurie Anderson through EMA. It sounded like it was missing in my life and this album blew my mind. This is where Imogen Heap comes from.
- Simon & Garfunkel- Bookends: No exaggeration here, I have listened to this album at least 20 times over the course of the last month. This album is pure musical perfection. Paul Simon's song writing makes me want to melt due to its simplicity, yet beauty. And it makes me want to cry because I could never write like that in a million and one years.
- Foo Fighters- Foo Fighters: This technically the bands first EP. But, it was entirely recorded by Dave Grohl. It really holds up today. And much like with Wasting Light, it sounds different and better after watching their documentary Back and Forth.
- Alkaline Trio- Godamnit!: Oh, my rebelious years. This has been with me since like the 8th grade when 89x supplied the soundtrack to my life and I was on a quest to find the loudest of the loud rock music.
- Bedouin Soundclash- Sounding A Mosaic: Rediscovered this band recently and fell in love with them. This is just a really refreshing album. It is reggae and just awesome.
- Nat King Cole- The Greatest Of Nat King Cole: Sometimes when you go to thrift stores you find chairs with holes in them. And sometimes you find a 2 LP of Nat King Cole greatest hits compilation vinyl for 50 cents.
- Panic! At The Disco- Vices & Virtures: I still can not rap my head around the fact that has been going on five months since I saw them live in June. Amazing concert and I have been re-visiting this album off and on ever since.
- The Small Faces- Odgen Nut Gone Flake: More people need to listen to this album. On the the absolute greatest albums ever. Please, please buy this, download this, steal this. Do whatever you have to in order to listen to this album.
- The Films- Oh, Scorpio: Perks of being a Music Director for a radio station right here at its finest. Really good alternative album. Probably good be pretty big amongst the hipster faithful it has that quality to it. Plus, nobody has never heard of them for the most part. If you are a hipster reading this, well, Merry Christmas.
- Syd Barret- The Madcap Laughs: Funny story about a personal experience with this album... Last year I feel asleep with this album playing and I had a dream that I was a lollipop on a shelf in a Walgreens living amongst other lollipops. Yup.
- Elvis Costello- Armed Forces: I am pretty sure this was with the Attractions as well. But, regardless I actually listened to this album all the way through for the first time two days ago and I was really blown away by it. I never thought too much about Mr. Costello. But, now I do.
- Dire Straits- Making Movies: Now that I have a girlfriend I have an excuse to listen to lovey-dovey music. I mean, I did before. But, at least now I have an excuse. Mark Knopfler is an extraordinary song writer. This album in itself could pass as a mix-tape. It has in my opinion one of the greatest love songs ever on it. (Romeo and Juliet)
- Tony Bennett- Duets II: Tony Bennett is bar none a freak of nature. His voice at his age is still the same it was in the '70s. Absolutely insane. I really enjoyed his first duets comp. and this one was no different. Plus, it had another song with Michael Buble. Bonus.
- Joy Division- Unknown Pleasures: Why in the hell I did not purchase this at Best Buy when I had the chance, I have no clue. It was a vinyl re-print for only 13 smack-a-roos and it came with a poster. I am an idiot.
- Blood Sugar Sex Magik- You do not know how close I was to starting this off with "...It was twenty years ago today..." But, I came to my better senses and did not do that. But, regardless it has been twenty years to the day that this fancy little album dropped. Since then, the Red Hot Chili Peppers have cemented themselves as one the best rock acts around. This was the record that really shot them into the ears of many people. And the videos for both Under The Bridge and Give It Away got them alot of airplay on MTV and they have not looked back since. I would love to see this band live.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Witty Things I Thought Of At Brad Penny's Expense
I hate Brad Penny. This is fact. I like to make fun of Brad Penny. This is also fact. Come, read things I just thought of while being mad at Brad Penny. And if you would like, you can make fun of him too. Just leave your best Brad Penny quips as a comment. This could be one giant Brad Penny hating thread/meme. I just started crying tears of joy.
Well, here they are:
Everytime a hitter against Brad Penny swings, an angel gets his wings... and that hitter probably got an RBI.
Ahhh. I just thought of another one: The Tiger's bail out Penny more than Obama bails out Wall Street.
Zinger.
Well, here they are:
Everytime a hitter against Brad Penny swings, an angel gets his wings... and that hitter probably got an RBI.
Ahhh. I just thought of another one: The Tiger's bail out Penny more than Obama bails out Wall Street.
Zinger.
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