Monday, May 3, 2010

Blast From The Past!: Basketball Raps Edition



This is one of my favorite commercials from back in the day. It's the first thing I think of whenever someone says Tim Duncan or Kobe Bryant. Yeah I know, future hall of famers, fantastic basketball players, best in the history of the game, blah blah blah. Fuck that shit & obey your thirst.

What made me like that commercial even more is the realization that it's a movie reference.



This scene is from Wild Style, the first hip hop movie EVER. It's very much a film of it's time, but I definitely think it's worth a watch for anyone interested in hip hop or the 80s. It features some great early hip hop performances and art from some of the originators of their respective games.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Some Funny Videos



Haha "Caught Me Slippin'!". It's good to see Chappelle doing his thing.



"Stew-beef!" Tracy Morgan is always great on The Daily Show and this surely didn't disappoint. I wonder if Tobey Maguire really does owe him $75.

Friday, April 16, 2010

Barry Allen Says "Fuck you Steve Jobs and your mother."



I got it from Bleeding Cool which got it from here.

Random Quotes From Our Everyday Lives 4/16/2010

"Fuck You Ronald
and your mother"

- found graffitied in the hallway outside our apartment.

I don't know who Ronald is (I'm a bad neighbor) or what he did to someone that made them so mad they had to curse him and his mother, but it must have been pretty bad. For some reason I can't help but find that particular piece of wall scribbling hilarious, so expect it to get referenced a lot.

This post is dedicated to Master Never, who is constantly tagging up the walls in our building. I don't care what my brother-in-law says, I think it's a cool name.


Thursday, April 15, 2010

The Shocker?

The first thing that comes to mind when I hear The Shocker is this guy


The goofy comic book villain who constantly gets his ass handed to him by Spiderman. Well the other night while watching the Chelsea Lately show it was brought to my attention that when others hear the shocker they think of something else. They think of the hand gesture. Now I had no idea what the shocker hand gesture was so I did some digging and this was the result.



Bam! The Shocker aka 2 in the curtain, 1 for the hurtin, 2 in the front, 1 in the shunt, 2 in the fun, 1 in the bun, 2 in the juice, 1 in the deuce
2 in the pookie, 1 in the dookie. Okay I could go on like with these for days but Im a grown up so I won't and In case you still don't get it the shocker is when you stick your index and ring finger in a girls vajayjay and your pinky in her but. Okay so after finding out what the shocker was I thought with 5 fingers there have to be more of these hand gesture and man was I right. Here is a chart for you from me.


Now personally Im not sure if I endorse The Shocker Hand Gesture but I found somebody who does and you might just recognize him.


Well now you all know what The Shocker is and your welcome. But remember folks use this new found knowledge with caution because it is called The Shocker for a reason.

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

I See You Sam Worthington

Last Friday I went to see Clash of the Titans and I thought that Id write a little review so here it is. I'll be splitting it into two categories the good and the bad.

The Good

1. The CGI - the CGI in this movie was bananas. Everything from the giant scorpions, to medusa, to the kraken, and Liam Nelson's Santa Clause beard looked fantastic. Okay so the last one wasn't CGI but it was hilarious to look at.

2. Action Scenes- the action sequences in this movie were another strongpoint for this film. While watching them I found myself totally engrossed in what was happening on screen and I was fully entertained while they were going on. These scenes are the best part of the movie.

3. The Ladies- the two main female characters in this movie were Princess Andromeda played by Alexa Davalos and Io played by Gemma Arterton. These two ladies are very attractive and the fact that Io accompanied Sam Worthington and the other men on their quest kept it from being a total sausage fest onscreen. Also if you have a fetish for a trio of witch sisters who are blind and share one eyeball to see then this is the movie has a little something for you.

The Bad

1. Rushed and Undeveloped - Man the beginning of this movie must have been late for an appointment because it was gone before you could get comfortable in your seats. The first 20 minutes feel really rushed and it was obvious that the movie wanted to get to the main story as quick as possible. Unfortunately this rushed feeling is not confined to the beginning but spread throughout the movie basically whenever there isn't an action scene happening. As a result of this rushing characters and sub plots go undeveloped and things that should be compelling aren't. The only thing I wound up being interested in during the movie was watching Sam Worthington kill things.

2. Training Montage- okay so what's worse than a training montage? How about not having a training montage. In the movie Sam Worthington grew up a fisherman and at one point says that he has never picked up a sword before. So maybe the makers of Clash of the Titans thought having a training montage to show him learning to use one would be cheesy so instead they came up with a different answer to this situation. Their answer was that he just happens to be a sword expert. The first time he picks up a sword he defeats an expert soldier in a fight and to be honest it was stupid. Not only was this idea dumb it robbed me of a montage and we know everybody loves a montage.

3. Sam Worthington- In Clash of The Titans Sam Worthington plays the Main Character Perseus. But to be honest it didn't matter what his characters name was because he did a horrible job getting into the role. Every time someone called him Perseus I thought to myself why do they keep calling him that his name is Sam Worthington. He did not do a good job convincing you that he was Perseus and as A result I could just not connect with the character. All I can say is either Sam Worthington was not really trying this time around or he was truly convinced that the best way to play Perseus was just to act like Sam Worthington which in that case he did a great job.

Overall I thought Clash of the Titans was an okay movie and I give it 3 T 800 arms out of 5

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

The Greatest Comments Thread Of All Time


Kudos to whoever was a part of this masterpiece.

Olmec hit 'em with a challenge:

GOOOOOOOONG

Have a serious conversation with someone on the phone while reading the comment thread. See how long you can go before you start laughing.*



* Warning: May result in that person never speaking to you again