Wed, August 8, 2012 I know any type of sport can get really competitive and you can get lost in the moment, but this dude on France runs and punches a Spanish Olympic basketball player right in the plums. You can say the maniac was most likely going for the ball but bump the brakes, it's basketball, and your from France.
Wed, August 1, 2012 I don't know what the hell it is about this Sam Adams commercial but it makes me want to help old ladies cross the street, donate to charities, and chug pitchers of local brew. It puts me in a good mood and makes me feel nostalgic about things I wasn't even involved in. I am literally drinking a Sam Adams right now as I write this and I have no recollection of getting up and getting one.
Sun, July 29, 2012 I'm trying to catch as much of the Olympics as possible, more so than any other previous year. NBC and it's sister stations have been whisking us back and forth through coverage of everything from water polo to cycling but what really caught my eye was the field hockey coverage. Not only is the sport pretty fun to watch, but some of the women athletes are pretty pleasing to the eye as well and I'm not the only one who feels this way.
The Twitterverse was lit up with tweets about women's field hockey, especially the Dutch team. I guess they've had a reputation of being "the hottest" of the bunch. I haven't really studied each team to confirm if that is the case or not, but does Twitter ever lie? Some pictures below to draw your own conclusions.
Thu, July 26, 2012 
I'm not sure if you would call this guy a hero or not, but Don Mackenzie went into some restaurant in Long Island and bought a 17 pound lobster and released it into the wild. I mean, I don't know. Thanks I guess? The lobster was like 80 years old so probably would have tasted like ass, but man that could have fed a lot of homeless people or something. Instead somebody else is going to catch it and lock it in an an aquarium. So you really are delaying the inventible Don.
I will say that Kristen Eighme, the manager at The Dock Restaurant who is holding that giant lobster, she's pretty cute. They should have written the story on her instead. Now I'm interested.
Thu, July 26, 2012 
My people are really sucking it up lately. Being of Greek heritage is not as noble as it once was. Where have you been the last couple thousand years guys? Now the country is in shambles and is about to go broke, you would think that the Olympics would be a time filled with pride, since the Greeks invented it. Not so much.
Greek lady Olympian Voula Papachristou screwed that up when tweeting racist comments and was removed from the Olympics by the Hellenic Olympic Committee. Thanks Voula. She was supposed to take part in the Women's Triple Jump amongst other events but had to go ahead and mock African immigrants.
To top it all off that she's "wicked hot". She should have been strutting her stuff and bringing it instead she sucks and is now at home self medicating with boxes of chocolate. Thanks for nothing. You ruined it for all of us.
This is what she had to say about the whole situation via USA Today:
"I have not slept at all and to be honest I am still trying to come to terms with what has happened," she told Reuters. "I am trying to stay calm otherwise I would lose control.
"I am thankful to my coach and family and so many other people who have stuck by me.... After so many years of hurt and sacrifices to try and get to my first Olympics I am very bitter and upset. But what has upset me the most is the excessive reaction and speed of the disciplinary decision.
"I don't know if they want to make an example out of me because of my profile, this is for others to judge, but what I believe is that they used their maximum disciplinary power on me for this," Papachristou said. "They went straight to the final stage in excluding me from the team, which was highly excessive."
Whether you agree with the severity of her punishment or not for what she said, it's Twitter, we can all see you Voula. Don't say things out loud so the world can see it if you don't want to deal with the aftermath. I'm not going to post it here, you can go search for it yourselves.
Thu, July 26, 2012 This guy is either a wizard or he is wasting all of our time. My guess is that he is wasting our time but I like his concentration as he taps a spoon on the bottom of a full cup of spinning coffee. If I knew about this in junior high school I would have killed at the science fair and also been really wide awake at the same time.
Thu, July 26, 2012 I wasn't really sure what this video was going to be when I clicked on the link. All I saw in the still was a dumpster and a bear sitting next to it looking fairly bewildered. Next a pick up truck shows up with person in the bed cradling a ladder. Now we're talking. Check the video below to see how this one plays out.
Thu, July 26, 2012 Hailing from the Boston area, I am a huge New England Patriots fan, but first and foremost I am a fan of the NFL. Peyton Manning is quarterback legend and watching his battles on field with Tom Brady have been some of the most memorable games.
Seeing Peyton Manning call audibles at the line is scary enough for any NFL defense, but what if he was also doing it in his car on the way to the field. Find out below in this commercial for the Buick Verano
Thu, July 26, 2012 I meant to put this up like eleventeen weeks ago but for some reason forgot and now it has been sitting in draft. This is what happens when you try and post at 3am and are falling asleep on your laptop. Anyway, a great parody of the still popular Gotye song Somebody That I Used To Know except is geek friendly because it involves Star Wars. Look at the guy playing Lucas. Dig it.
Thu, June 14, 2012 This guy is such a champ. You would remember Tay Zonday from his deep ass rendition of Chocolate Rain. He's done a bunch of covers since then, his latets is Carly Rae Jespen's, Call Me Maybe. I have to admit I can't get her version out of my head and now everybody and their mother is concocting their own versions. Go deep with Zonday's below.
