Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
Category Archives: Life
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
Category Archives: Life
Naming rights
Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
Category Archives: Life
Naming rights
Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
Category Archives: Life
Naming rights
Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
Category Archives: Life
Naming rights
Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
Category Archives: Life
Naming rights
Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
Category Archives: Life
Naming rights
Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
Category Archives: Life
Naming rights
Well it’s official. I have decided to buy the domain for this blog. I figured it looked cleaner without the .Wordpress tag. No big news just amusing to me. Hope you enjoy reading.
A silver lining from the WBC
While the World Baseball Classic is supposed to be a showcase of the best players in the world competing for their countries, the tournament is lacking in drawing power. Whether it’s players pulling out, or pulling up lame fans of their local nine either don’t have their players in the fight or hold their collective…
Selling the naming rights of a landmark
I am all for capitalism and the sale of naming rights for sports venues. However, the historic names should never change: Lambeau, Soldier, Fenway, Arrowhead, Wrigley, LA Coliseum. For the most part the sports world has embraced this unwritten rule. Moving into the private sector one would think that once a building has reached iconic…
Amazing street art
I was trolling around YouTube tonight and came across this video, which truly fascinated me. For those of you that know me, you know that I hate to paint, but enjoy looking at painting. A quick look at this thumbnail looks like an intricate painting, which is a gross understatement. Enjoy. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SNYtd0Ayt0]
Change I can believe in
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qZGz1Ajg7QU] Some things grow better with time, wine, cheese, scotch, etc. However many have complained that the Simpsons have been sliding down the slippery lame slope. After seeing the new opening, I am jacked to see what the season has to hold. My favorite part was Barney under Willy’s leaf pile. What’s yours?
Cartoon capturing the essence of our culture
I saw this cartoon earlier today on the homepage at GoComics and couldn’t help but see the sad reality that we now live in. I am not talking about the extinction of the rabbit ears, but rather the state of the youth in the country. Instead of playing outside and building a relationship with good…
Rebound…A book that's nothing but net
After slimming down my cable bill, I have had limited choices to view outside of network television, I have been missing out on Little People Big World, Plant Earth, Lockup: Raw, Survivorman, any History Channel show and the occasional Boo-Ya from Stu Scott (not that much). Its also during this time that I began reading…
