Looks like this scene was cut from one of my favorite movies ever: I Love You Man. Slappin the Bass.
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Monday, January 31, 2011
Sunday, January 30, 2011
What is the Internet?
THIS is amazing...it's a video from 1994 with Bryant Gumbel & Katie Couric discussing "The Internets"
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Unreal...Crazy Halftime Dunk
Was this intentional or accidental? Doesn't matter it was awesome. This guy dunk himself THROUGH the hoop.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Jimmer!!!
This guy is insane!! He had 42 v. Colorado State the other night & 47 v. SDSU tonight...on fire!! One of my favorite college players to watch...ever.
Where The Rich Sit
Here is a layout of where the big names sit at Staples Center to watch the Lakers games.
[via NBA Offseason]
[via NBA Offseason]
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Jerry The Great
This is cool. Someone put a bunch of Seinfeld clips together into a mock movie trailer, of a movie about Jerry taking over the world.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Pie Charts and Bar Charts
"It's a pie chart showing my favorite bars. Aaaaand a bar chart showing my favorite pies."
In Case of Emergency...
...your ping pong ball may be used as a flotation device. Please review the emergency card, which can be found in the seat pocket in front of you.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Remember These Days?
These were the days...Vlade and the Kings actually competing. Remember? Now they compete for the #1 Draft spot year after year.
[via A Stern Warning]
[via A Stern Warning]
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Ron Ron Loves In-N-Out
Clearly Ron Artest and I live in California for the same reason.
“I could’ve bought 10,000 In-N-Out Burgers,” he said. “I rather would’ve done that than give it away. I’m going to get 10 burgers [after Monday's game]. I love In-N-Out. It’s addicting. It’s the only reason I’m here in L.A. If it wasn’t for In-N-Out Burger, I probably would’ve gone to Memphis or something.”– Ron Artest, who is very thankful that his recent technical foul, ejection and — most importantly — associated fines totaling $4,000 have been rescinded
[Via SB Nation]
“I could’ve bought 10,000 In-N-Out Burgers,” he said. “I rather would’ve done that than give it away. I’m going to get 10 burgers [after Monday's game]. I love In-N-Out. It’s addicting. It’s the only reason I’m here in L.A. If it wasn’t for In-N-Out Burger, I probably would’ve gone to Memphis or something.”– Ron Artest, who is very thankful that his recent technical foul, ejection and — most importantly — associated fines totaling $4,000 have been rescinded
[Via SB Nation]
I'm Driving The Jimmer Fredette Bandwagon
All Aboard!! Jimmer Fredette is l.e.g.i.t.
This is pretty funny, his older brother made this music video & song for him:
This is pretty funny, his older brother made this music video & song for him:
JIMMER Fredette - From Deep!
JIMMER!!!! This guy is awesome... (stolen from a friend's FB post)
Also, just for good measure, here is the highlight from last season when he had 49 against Arizona:
Also, just for good measure, here is the highlight from last season when he had 49 against Arizona:
Blake "The Quake" Griffin Highlights
These are Blake Griffin's Top 10 plays...OF NOVEMBER! This guy is a beast...he's going to be fun to watch for years to come:
Friday, January 14, 2011
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Twitter...The Future of Penny Stock Pump & Dumps?
It started with mail, then email, now is it Twitter? A long time scheme in the penny stock world is to pump up the stock get millions of dollars committed from suckers, then dump the stock and leave those new buyers holding the bag.
Not that 50 Cent did this, but this may become a new technique. Using Twitter, 50 Cent (yeah the rapper) tweeted this company HNHI -- a distributor of headphones, the stock gained 240%, which added $50MM in Market Cap.
Could this be the new wave of the future? Using Twitter for penny stock 'Pump & Dump' scams?
Not that 50 Cent did this, but this may become a new technique. Using Twitter, 50 Cent (yeah the rapper) tweeted this company HNHI -- a distributor of headphones, the stock gained 240%, which added $50MM in Market Cap.
Could this be the new wave of the future? Using Twitter for penny stock 'Pump & Dump' scams?
Monday, January 10, 2011
THIS...is a TD Run
So in a game most thought the Saints would win going away (10 point favorites), the Seahawks took it to them. This was the cherry on top. This run by Marshawn Lynch was one of the best NFL runs I've ever seen.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
U.S. Almost Completely Out of Money - Weren't We Already?
Timothy Geithner, Secretary of Treasury, wants the public (and Senator Reid) to know that the U.S. is essentially out of money and needs a debt limit increase.
This is essentially the equivalent of you asking your credit card company for a credit limit increase. Without it (as the letter points out), we increase our risk of default on debt, thus lowering our country's debt rating, leading to a multitude of additional problems.
Geithner's Letter to Harry Reid
Time for my take: Wait...so spending with reckless abandon and increasing unemployment benefits and other social programs hasn't helped prevent our country from hitting our debt cap? hmmm....who would have ever guessed it?
I'm sure after a letter like this we will probably just vote to cut some spending right? No? We are actually just asking for permission to spend more money (that we don't have). I wonder what taught Americans that credit card debt isn't such a bad thing? It's ok I'm sure we'll just dip into Social Security, it seems to always be the answer.
Maybe we would be a little further from the debt limit if everyone (including Geithner) paid their share of taxes??
This is essentially the equivalent of you asking your credit card company for a credit limit increase. Without it (as the letter points out), we increase our risk of default on debt, thus lowering our country's debt rating, leading to a multitude of additional problems.
Geithner's Letter to Harry Reid
Time for my take: Wait...so spending with reckless abandon and increasing unemployment benefits and other social programs hasn't helped prevent our country from hitting our debt cap? hmmm....who would have ever guessed it?
I'm sure after a letter like this we will probably just vote to cut some spending right? No? We are actually just asking for permission to spend more money (that we don't have). I wonder what taught Americans that credit card debt isn't such a bad thing? It's ok I'm sure we'll just dip into Social Security, it seems to always be the answer.
Maybe we would be a little further from the debt limit if everyone (including Geithner) paid their share of taxes??
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
Yo Kobe...
Yo Chris, Shut up bro, I'm trying to play a game here. I know you and Spade think you're funny, but save it for the SNL reunion show.
JJ Redick Deserves Some Credit
JJ Redick lets you know, he deserves some of the credit in Hedo Turkoglu's triple double the other night.
Phil Jackson: Owned
“I love that Jeanie Buss’ boy-toy had something to say about us. I don’t know if it was his thought or Jeanie’s thought, but it’s nice to know that she lets him speak in public about other teams.”
~ Mark Cuban, in response to Phil Jackson’s comments about how he felt the loss of Caron Butler adversely affects the Mavs.
[NBA Off-Season]
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Maybe someday...
Traded in his life on Wall St. for a life of booze...Maybe I'll do it someday, until then, I will just enjoy others craftsmanship:
Monday, January 3, 2011
Shaq's Reaction
Shaq was critical of officials after their loss to the Magic on Christmas day by saying:
"I guess they (fans) come out to see No. 26 play. He was a great player out there today. They paid all that money to see No. 26 come play. My thing is, if you're going to call it, call it the same way every time. Don't pick and choose who you are going to call it against." (number 26 is the official's number)
The NBA fined him 35k. Here is his Nancy Kerrigan-esque reaction:
"I guess they (fans) come out to see No. 26 play. He was a great player out there today. They paid all that money to see No. 26 come play. My thing is, if you're going to call it, call it the same way every time. Don't pick and choose who you are going to call it against." (number 26 is the official's number)
The NBA fined him 35k. Here is his Nancy Kerrigan-esque reaction:
My Blackberry is Not Working
Crazy Brits. p.s. For those who don't know..."Orange" is a cell service provider in Europe.
Sunday, January 2, 2011
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