Friday, June 10, 2011

Friday, December 3, 2010

Left Field Stand Up


I promised to hijacks this abandoned blog long ago, today I continue to fulfill this promise. Check out: http://leftfieldstandup.com On the interwebs. It's a stand-up comedy group. I think you'll like it.

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Wednesday, January 27, 2010

I'm Still In Love With You

Eff it, lets revive this sucker.

Here is a little Thin Lizzy to bring in the awakening:

Monday, January 25, 2010

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Amputee's Revenge




I'm hijacking this blog, Stu, because you abandoned it. And for what? Ladders? That's lame.

Maybe I'll keep posting anyway...and you can't stop me.

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

apatowtheosis

though judd apatow's latest offering doesn't have the slapstick kitsch of The 40 Year Old Virgin, or the gen x ribaldry of Knocked Up, Funny People is the most incisive, naturalistic comedy of the past decade. a stellar cast headlined by a metered, transcendent performance by adam sandler who is mercurial and human.

those who felt it was too long aren't entirely wrong, but the running time-just over 2 hours- isn't excessive so much as the story is delivered in an unconventional way that drags at certain points. but this contributes to the film's raw realism. adam sandler makes you forget who he is. jonah hill delivers with his usual scene stealing antics. and just when you think they're done, the cast gets deeper and deeper. there is at least one WTF type cameo that will have you smiling to yourself for a minute. every character is painfully, woefully human. they oscillate between love, hate, egotism, and winsome sentimentality.

Friday, July 24, 2009

Cowboy Temple


I hesitate to sully this blog with original reporting, but after my recent trip to Dallas, TX, and taking a tour of the new, humongous and expensive Dallas Cowboys stadium I believe I have something worth breaking.

According to both my tour guides, who were official representatives of the Dallas Cowboys (they had Polo shirts to prove it), the open roof stadium was designed specifically so God can watch future Cowboys games. Our guide went as far as to practically anoint the Cowboys as the team of Jesus Christ, Savior and Redeemer. This was part of the official tour, which I paid some $15 for. I found it interesting that everyone who goes to church on Sundays is worshipping a Being that is actually at His home watching the NFL.

In light of this recent news, further investigation is required. Why aren’t the other teams sanctioned by the Creator? Let’s look at some teams and their respective reasons:

New Orleans Saints - This is tricky. Superficially, a team named the Saints should be anointed simply because of their name, they should be the most Saintly of all teams. But the city’s reputation for crime and corruption create real dissonance. That dissonance may have lead to Katrina. It’s just a theory. It’s probably wrong.

Miami Dolphins - Miami is the Las Vegas of the east coast. And if Las Vegas is Sin City, Miami is La Ciudad del Pecado. The Lord hears and understands all tongues, even if they are saying bad things.

Pittsburgh Steelers - Thou Shalt Not Steel.

Jacksonville Jaguars - Hasn’t heard of them

Buffalo Bills - 0 for 4 in Super Bowls? I don’t know why but He definitely hates this team. Doug Flutie, former BC quarterback and famous for a particular Hail Mary (TOUCHDOWN JESUS!) should rank high on any list of holy quarterbacks (still behind Kurt Warner, obviously) but he hasn’t quite done enough for this barren franchise playing in the tundra of New York State.

San Francisco 49ers - Castro District

Green Bay Packers - Most fans are farmers, this is good. However, cheese can never be worn on a head and remain kosher. The Packers, identifiable as much for their Cheesehead fans as anything, are really handicapped by this blatant disregard for the Holy Health Code.

Seattle Seahawks - This isn’t a real animal, which is extremely offensive

Detroit Lions - No one likes the Lions

We could go on, but I think it’s becoming pretty clear my tour guides were right on the ball.