Wednesday, February 04, 2009
for sara
Thursday, January 22, 2009
behold comedy genius
Thursday, April 10, 2008
30 rock... er... uh... rocks.
Of course, like every right thinking person on the planet, I love The Office and it was great to see it back on television tonight.As awesome as The Office is, 30 Rock was the real star of post writer's stirke Thursday night. This show just gets funnier and funnier. The Cathy cartoon bit from tonight's episode had me laughing so hard I thought I might pass out. Seriously, what an awesome show. Here's some Kenneth moments to prove it:
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Friday, February 01, 2008
lost in 8 minutes
Want to catch up with the first three seasons of Lost without devoting weeks to watching the DVD's? You need Lost In Eight Minutes:
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lost spoiler below
Wanna know who Hurley saw sitting in that cabin on last night's Lost season premiere?
Nerds with DVR's have come to your rescue. Click the link below to see the frame that reveals shadowy figure's identity:
Click here
Keep in mind, that doesn't mean this character is Jacob. Only that he was in the cabin. Based on how fast the eye appeared in the peep-hole, I'd assume there's somebody else in the cabin as well.
Nerds with DVR's have come to your rescue. Click the link below to see the frame that reveals shadowy figure's identity:
Click here
Keep in mind, that doesn't mean this character is Jacob. Only that he was in the cabin. Based on how fast the eye appeared in the peep-hole, I'd assume there's somebody else in the cabin as well.
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
be sure to set your dvr
Seriously, make sure you set it. Especially if you want to watch something on NBC, because due to a pricing dispute, iTunes will not be carrying any NBC programs this season. That means no Office or Heroes. iTunes was always my fallback on a lot of shows if I missed them the first time around, so this kind of sucks. You can still stream the shows from NBC's website, but you've got a limited time frame to catch them in to my understanding.
Of course, I'm sure some other vendor will pop up and offer to host the NBC shows, but I'm sure it'll be at a higher price point.
Of course, I'm sure some other vendor will pop up and offer to host the NBC shows, but I'm sure it'll be at a higher price point.
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Thursday, July 12, 2007
nice surprise
I don't usually get that excited when I find out that someone famous is a Christian. That sounds bad, doesn't it? I mean, I like to find out anyone is a Christian, but I'm not one of those guys who feels the need to prove to other people that "Christianity is cool" by pointing to celebrities who belong to the faith.
All that being said...
I just read on Wikipedia (while researching a column) that Alton Brown, host of Good Eats on the Food Network, is a Christian. That's really cool.
I also found out that he the director of photography for the R.E.M. video, "The One I Love."
Alton Brown is awesome. If you don't watch Good Eats you should start. It's a cooking show where Brown explores the science behind cooking. He's really funny and relatable. He's also a friggin' genius. The other night on a reality show competition called The Next Food Network Star he determined that a Chilean Sea Bass was farm raised instead of coming from the wild based on the deformation of it's dorsal fin.
On a similar note I was once able to determine that GG is from Owensboro based on the shape of his foot.
All that being said...
I just read on Wikipedia (while researching a column) that Alton Brown, host of Good Eats on the Food Network, is a Christian. That's really cool.
I also found out that he the director of photography for the R.E.M. video, "The One I Love."
Alton Brown is awesome. If you don't watch Good Eats you should start. It's a cooking show where Brown explores the science behind cooking. He's really funny and relatable. He's also a friggin' genius. The other night on a reality show competition called The Next Food Network Star he determined that a Chilean Sea Bass was farm raised instead of coming from the wild based on the deformation of it's dorsal fin.
On a similar note I was once able to determine that GG is from Owensboro based on the shape of his foot.
Friday, May 18, 2007
creed rules
"Nobody told me we were having hotdogs."
"I find it offensive. Au naturale baby, that's how I like 'em. Swing low sweet chariots."
"The guy was just hanging brain. I mean, what's all the fuss?"
"I'm not offended by homosexuality. In the 60s I made love to many, many women - often outdoors in the mud and the rain - and it's possible that a man slipped in. There'd be no way of knowing..."
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