just when you thought the snuggie craze could go no further. this exists, and costs $80.
even though i know it’s ridiculous, there’s still a part of me that wants to get it for bueller — if it can make that child so toasty and happy, imagine how my pug would feel…
Baseball is back! How do I know? Commercials told me so.
While this year’s batch of White Sox ads may not have Swisher doing the worm, they are pretty good. The only good ones are the Sod Father (apparently that’s really the groundskeeper and that’s really his nickname) and the Left Handers .
Due to the fact that I just watched Star Wars again I remembered this video.
So I found the link to this website via the pop culture blog Popcandy. It is pretty much a knockoff version of the Guinness Book of World records, its called The Universal Record Database and they let people post some pretty funny and creative things. Here is by far the funniest one I’ve found and is also one that I think I can annihilate:
There are some other good runner ups to this one like Most Playing Cards Incorrectly Guessed in a Row or Fastest Time to Open a Can of Campbell’s Soup and Spell “PANTYHOSE.”
The Arctic Monkey’s were the first band who I discovered on them internets and had an intense love for before they were played on the radio. I’m not saying I was ahead of the curve (they were the new favourite band of practically every blog that I read), I’m just saying they are the first band I cultivated a love for through downloading, other blogs and not the radio. Their awesomeness has since fizzled in my eyes after a mediocre second album and depressing side project for Alex Turner called The Last Shadow Puppets. I am still excited about this third album they are working on, but not as much as I am about Pretty Much Amazing’s Arctic Monkey’s B-Sides and Rarities Project. There is a reason these songs were not picked for the proper release, but the two that were posted already capture them at the their best (at least in my mind). Before this, my only experience to their b-sides before was their cover of a Girls Aloud (sorta like a UK version Pussycat Dolls) cover on a BBC Radio show, Love Machine: