This is what it’s all about:

Great, great, kids!

A few years ago I stumbled upon a bunch of guys doing metal with cellos.  It sounded strange, but it grew on me pretty quick.  It didn’t hurt anything that they re-did one of my all-time favorite songs.

Two smoking-hot twin babes doing harps?

That might not ever grow on me.

This:

Will never look the same because I can not unsee this:

In this NCAA basketball season of underwhelming mediocrity, I’m sure most coaches out there are looking under every rock they can find for that standout player to take them to the next level.  Usually they start in high school by relying on sites like rivals.com.  However, right now, I think they need to be looking a little differently.  Try daycare:

The only thing worth mentioning at the 2013 Golden Globe awards apparently, and it’s not any award any movie got, is that Jodie Foster is apparently lesbian.

I BLOGGED on that fact here in 2006.

Just a few nice pics from 2012. Been a pretty year if nothing else.

I’m definitely partial to Great White Buffalo. Have been for a long, long, time.

We rented this movie yesterday. It kept the boy occupied for probably and hour and a half or so. For that, it was worth it’s money.

But, this is an awful, awful, movie. One spoiler and that is all. During a critical moment in the movie, they have revived the mothballed USS Missouri. They are using it to attack an alien warcraft that has destroyed modern battleships with no real effort. It has destroyed missiles, jets, everything thrown at it. So, about all that’s left is this 70 year old ship. The critical moment of the movie involves the USS Missouri, a very large, very steel, very heavy, and very slow ship to head right at the alien ship, make a hard left, drop anchor, which, being in the middle of the deepest ocean on Earth, causes this 100 ton ship to stop on a dime thus evading the game pegs from hitting it. Everyone is standing intact ready to fire the heavy guns.

I had to keep telling myself this movie was just made for entertainment purposes only.

No thumbs for this one.

Been a while since I’ve posted anything meaningful here. So, without further delay, here’s Michele Jenneke:

She won her race pretty comfortably.

Which begs the question:

A couple questions keep popping up on Sodahead. I’m going to be using them a lot here for a while.

And:

Paterno was aware of a whole slate of felonies occurring and chose to ignore them. These felonies resulted in violence and perverse actions against children. It’s not a question of “if” any more. He was a good football coach. He won lots of games. That doesn’t make him great in an academic environment. He also was responsible for a lot of pain and agony by children by allowing the molester to continue using the Penn State facilities for years after it was known what he was doing.

If this situation doesn’t merit the NCAA death penalty, nothing does.

And quite frankly, Penn State football isn’t the only thing that merits the death penalty.