Because my opinions are better than yours
I think that the name of this video is the best part, but, then again, the video is pretty badass itself. Plus, I legitimately think only like 1% of it is fake (really, walking on water?), about 99% less than the average video of this kind:
[via Devour]
Just some bomb-ass ATL shit fresh off the cutting-room floor (i.e. 4 days old):
And if you don’t know Donnis, you should. Listen to or download his best track, “Gone,” and the one above, “Tonight,” below:
Donnis - “Gone” (right-click save as)
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[Via Fool’s Gold and Vimeo]
Because I’m immature and this is my blog, look at the following billboards improved by graffiti, which I happen to think are nothing less than hilarious:
[via Buzzfeed]
The argument has finally been decided conclusively in Rick Reilly’s article published the other day, in which he asks a bunch of former players, coaches and others associated with the NBA who would win in a one-on-one game between Kobe and LeDouchebag:
Trainer Tim Grover (Attack Athletics in Chicago), who has trained Bryant, James and Michael Jordan:
Hard to say. Kobe could back LeBron down, too. He’s that strong. Don’t put me in this spot. I’m not picking.
How about Jordan versus either man?
Grover: Oh, Michael. No question. From a physical and mental standpoint, he’s the best I’ve ever seen. If he were playing now, with the way the refs call everything, and with all the padding these guys wear, he’d average 40 or 50 a night if he wanted.
So it’s settled. Oh yeah, by the way, MJ would have scored 100 points in today’s NBA…says MJ. Greatest person ever.
[Thanks Odge]
Could you imagine Roy Halladay doing this? No, me neither; luckily, that man can pitch. Roy Oswalt, on the other hand, has to make up for his NLDS Game 2 miscues. This helps considerably:
[via The Fightins]
You can find the map in its original size here and more stereotype maps, such as Europe According to Gay Men and Italy According to Posh Italians here.
[via Kottke]
If you follow the Phillies or even baseball at all, you might be a little perplexed after reading the title of this post; you might also just be reading this because I told you to. Either way, your confusion is warranted. Jimmy has been having, it has seemed, a pedestrian season, at best, even by his own lofty standards, and I thought such a statement was accurate until a couple of days ago. Now, I haven’t been following his season at-bat to at-bat, but I guess I must have missed a recent hot-streak by the shortstop because I was somewhat surprised to see Jimmy’s stats as of a few days ago, as calculated by Comcast SportsNet and reported during his at-bat against the Nationals on Tuesday:
Now I’m no Woody Paige, but I believe those 737 homers would be some sort of record for a season…yet LeDouche still seems to steal the headlines from more deserving (and even record-shattering) athletes. So the moral of this post is: fuck LeDouche James. And don’t worry, Jimmy, Blogbdon’s got you.
TODAY’S (UNBIASED) “LEDOUCHE JAMES” LINKS:
LeBron James should blame himself, not race, for the heat he has received
Point the finger at yourself, LeBron
LeBron James, race and the NBA (see? unbiased)
[via The Fightins]
