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During the 1998 NBA lockout, Patrick Ewing uttered the now-semi-famous words about NBA players and their contract demands, “We make a lot of money but we spend a lot too.”
Ah, yes, the classic detached rich guy saying something that makes sense in his head but not in the real world. It’s not quite as […]

How awesome is this? It’s a site dedicated to determining who we all think would win in a fight: a Minitaur with a trident or a Centaur with a crossbow. Tiger Woods, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Malcom McDowell and Ozzy Osbourne are just a few of the celebrities who weigh in on the subject.
Brilliant!

And on the Eighth Day…

…God created Salma Hayek’s boobs, and it (they) was VERY good.

Couldn’t resist…

Monday Morning Lists

I spent the weekend - after my gig on Friday - mostly cleaning and cheering on the Texans. I really make no bones about the fact that I’m kind of a slob. Granted, I’m a busy guy and when you have multiple cats like I do, it ain’t easy to keep the floors […]

Anyone remember the classic Patrick Ewing quote during the NBA lockout in the late 90’s? Ewing was asking why star players who made ridiculous amounts of money we demanding even higher salaries and Ewing responded, “Well, we make a lot of money, but we spend a lot too.”
Yeah, that will quickly win you love […]

Man makes video.
Man puts video on YouTube.
VH1 uses video without permission.
Man turns clip of VH1 show with his video on it into YouTube video.
YouTube removes video at request of VH1 parent company Viacom for…wait for it…
…copyright infringement.
I’m completely serious.
This is a perfect illustration of the fact that the major entertainment corporations have absolutely ZERO clue […]

I was reading that Owen Wilson’s suicide attempt was the result of addiction to heroin and cocaine. Very sad. But, most interesting to me, he was WARNED about the dangers of drug addiction by Courtney Love! He even had an intervention staged by…wait for it…Woody Harrelson!
It’s like asking a hooker to lecture 10-year-olds on […]

I thought he was doing that VH1 show, but I saw this ad and realized the guy must have bigger problems that being addicted to sex with hot models if he has to sell washers at Best Buy.

They never tear. They never wear out. They never die.

I remember seeing these in kung fu magazines when I was a kid. I never had a pair. Perhaps that is why I never became a legend. Perhaps.

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