I’m watching the Young Stars game and man, are there some pretty goals, but there’s more hits on a William Hung record.
I guess you can ask yourself what kind of game would you rather watch? A finesse game or a hard hitting gritty game…
And Fuck Evgeny Malkin. I don’t care if its an All Star game…. You don’t stand at centre waiting for a pass when the play is in your end. I’m glad he didn’t score….
This is fast becoming a favorite site of mine…..
January 23rd:
Ancient sources reported that during the seige of Syracuse in 212 B.C., Greek mathematician and engineer Archimedes constructed a “death ray” that set the Roman ships afire. A group of MIT students decided to see if they could duplicate the feat. After a trial run in which the sun refused to cooperate, they finally succeeded: Using a battalion of mirrors, they were able to ignite a wooden mock-up of the ship.
http://web.mit.edu/2.009/www/lectures/10_ArchimedesResult.html
nine inch nails have set Year Zero as the title to their new album which will likely feature some “surprise vocalists” upon it. An April release date is expected. In the meantime, the band will release their new live DVD effort nine inch nails Live: Beside You In Time on DVD, HD-DVD and Blu-Ray on February 27.
While the first two seasons of Hell’s Kitchen aired in the summer, FOX is moving the third season up to the spring.
The show will debut this March, The Futon Critic reports, and “will take over for the departing ‘The O.C.’”
Perhaps more surprising is that FOX plans to air the show on Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET. There, it will air opposite Grey’s Anatomy, CSI, and 30 Rock.
The show cast for chefs last fall. Production, according to the application, could take as much as six weeks, but there’s no word yet on when filming will start, or if it already has begun.
If you’ve never seen Hell’s Kitchen before, definitly check it out. It’s one of the most underrated reality shows out there. Gordon Ramsey has a very weird charisma and when he flips out, it’s great TV.
Watched a couple of movies this weekend….
Grumpy old men was really funny. Walter Mathau and Jack Lemmon had great chemistry and it was really fun to watch. Looking forward to watching the sequel.
I went in to this with an open mind and I enjoyed the first half hour or so but after that it got a little chick-flicky. I did chuckle out loud several times though… I guess I could be coerced into watching the sequel.
January 20th:
Catch this short film in which fictional entrepeneur Ira Gobbler presents George Lucas with a host of ideas for great Star Wats toys, like “Bike Buddy Kenobi,” who tells kids to “Use the force, let go of the handlebars,” with disastrous results.
http://www.goblertoys.com/pages2/goblerstarwars.html
January 21st:
When a bank in Tenino, Washington, failed in 1931, the chamber of commerce decided against traveling over 30 miles to get change. They issued an alternate form of currency, and Lo! the wooden nickel was born. See dozens of examples at this site, and order some of your very own.
January 22nd:
What inspires us to take pictures of ourselves with really big boulders? Visit this page of photos of the Webmaster standing next to huge rocks in upstate New York. With locations, so you can go pose with them yourself.
Well, part one of the "God Warrior 2" of Trading Spouses is over and all I can say is you need to check it out. Damn that's good TV.
That "Unwritten" song is in the trailer for every fuckin' movie that's come out in the last 3 years.