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The Daily Show sent John Oliver to show the US National Team the finer points of soccer. Results were High-larious.
Friday, June 11, 2010
Two Teams One Cup
The Daily Show sent John Oliver to show the US National Team the finer points of soccer. Results were High-larious.
Open wide for some soccer!
Here you are, highlights of the US men's national team run in the confederations cup set to A Life Less Ordinary by Motion City Soundtrack. I swear if we don't beat England this weekend I'm turning this blog around and going home.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Paper Mario
I'll admit I'm only using half my ass this week. I'm working on some "site integration" bull crap and haven't had much spare time for bad cosplay and random megan fox posts. next week everything should be back to normal. in the meantime you can be impressed that the blog now redirects straight from devildinosaur.com so you don't have to remember that .blogspot bs anymore.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
ESPN rocks my socks
I hate on ESPN for a lot of different things (JP Dellacamera and John Harkes being the first two) but they struck gold when they comissioned an artist to do paintings of all 32 world cup participants.
Now there's a good chance that the artist who did these is "special" but doesn't that make them more awesome? I mean Drogba is riding an elephant how can you not love that?
check out the rest at A World Cup Report
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
The Goonies turns 25
In news that makes you feel old, the Goonies (which doesn't need to be said, but is the awesomest 80s movie of all time) celebrates its 25th anniversary today. In celebration here's the infamous octopus scene. The Octopus scene is somewhat of a movie legend in that people swear they saw it in the theaters. What really happened is that the scene never made it into theaters or VHS but when the movie was first shown on network TV it was added to help round out the films length. It was then taken back out of the movie in an edit that was meant for syndication. Leaving a lot of 80s babies confused, some remember the scnene but up until the DVD release in 2001 no one had any proof of it. Something similar happened with two other movies I can think of, Aliens and Star Trek II. And that concludes your "more you know" nerd moment for the day.
back to center... holds it.. holds it...
So here's Woody Harrelson making a PK for charity. Yeah this was pretty much the last thing I thought I'd be posting today. Funny how life works.
Monday, June 7, 2010
That must be one awesome newspaper
I swear if one more person bails on my soccer team tonight my head is going to explode. You're not making it better when you say "I'm not coming because not enough people are going". /rant
Oh yeah check out the prop newspaper that is in just about every tv show ever. Crazy, huh?
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