Thursday, December 17, 2009
My Favorite Podcasts
My top 5:
1. WTF w/ Marc Maron
2. I Love Movies w/ Doug Benson
3. Comedy Death-Ray Radio
4. The Steve and Craig Show-ESPN Radio
5. The Adam Carolla Podcast
Monday, December 14, 2009
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Bill! Part II
In honor of Bill Cosby winning the Mark Twain Award of Excellence or whatever it was, I think its appropriate to post some of his gems. Nobody did it better in my opinion.
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
PBR For Sale
A hipster favorite.
Monday, November 2, 2009
2009-2010 Green Bay Packers
"I am sitting in Indianapolis watching a first class organization knowing full well what happens behind closed doors at 1265 Lombardi. The morons in that building are not only in coaching and personnel, but in Marketing, public relations, and accounting. If anyone wants to meet a real life George Constanza, go find Mark Shiefelbein. I think he has worked his way up to shopping for Ted Thompson. He gets paid to be Thompson's friend. I prefer to call McCarthy "Corky." Hopefully, "Life goes on" was on for more seasons than McCarthy lasts in Green Bay."
Now this doesn't surprise me one bit. It's a pretty well-known fact that Ted Thompson is one of the most socially awkward human beings ever, so i'm not shocked that they have some idiot on the payroll to be his pal. Andy Brandt, the Packers former salary cap guru who now writes for the nationalfootballpost.com, has written a lot of good stuff on TT and the inner workings of the Packers organization to support that.
McCarthy definitely needs to go. He has never done a single thing where you think to yourself "hey that was a smart call". His playcalling is so goddamn vanilla and predictable. I mean this is the same idiot who once took a freaking timeout just to decide whether or not to challenge a play. His decision-making is laughable at this point. What sucks is that if we fire him, there's no way the Packers get a guy like Bill Cowher or Dungy to replace him. That's because, assuming TT stays, he'll be under fire and no coach wants to go to any team with a GM on the hot seat, because if/when that GM gets fired, the new GM will want to hire his guy as head coach.
And fuck favre for going overboard with his celebrations and jumping around and crying like a little girl at the end. A lot of his passes were poorly thrown and any JV QB can hit an open receiver when he has time to sit back in the pocket and watch the entire goddamn Lord of the Rings trilogy before a defender gets to him.
It's time to face the fact that the Packers are simply not a good team. They've only beaten a middling Bears team at home and three of the worst teams in recent NFL history in the Rams, Browns, and Lions. The entire team lacks discipline. Their front 7 on offense is far and away the worst front 7 in the league. And they have a head coach who looks like he should be wearing a retard helmet at all times. Also, their kicker is terrible. I've maintained that Crosby sucks for a while now and he proved me right once again yesterday. This asshole has never made a single clutch kick in his entire NFL career. And that's not even getting into his weak ass kickoffs. He can't even get it past the 10-yard line. If this team somehow squeaks into a wild card spot this year, it will be solely due to a soft schedule. I saw no improvement in any facet of the game over the first 8 weeks of the season, so it's hard to believe that they will improve over the next 8.
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Kings of the World
http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/education/article_c900c7fe-c326-11de-b7ed-001cc4c002e0.html
Now read between the lines:
For the purposes of full disclosure, Obama is coming to my city to visit Madison's king. That's right, he called me and asked if I would be available to discuss my scathing critique of Teach For America and other heated issues facing education, film, music, and television today. I look forward to sharing Bud Light and then taking him on a afternoon game of hoops.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Sunday Night Serenade
Grebutron and I had a great time last time these guys came around. Anyone interested in round 2 at the Barrymore nov. 8th?
A Local Mecca
http://host.madison.com/wsj/news/local/education/university/article_438bb95e-bdc1-11de-9887-001cc4c002e0.html
Monday, October 12, 2009
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Last Hurrah
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Since I've been gone a lot, my life partner and I had a going away bash last night. OK, it wasn't really a bash, but it involved some of my favorite things, including a going-away party (that wasn't for me).
We started with a lovely single malt scotch tasting at Barrique's. We frequent the wine tastings often, but this was the first time I had been to their scotch tasting. It was fantastic, but it pushed me to the limits of my capabilities. I had to stop and look at my WWDDD cuff links once or twice near the end (there were 8 total, each about a shot). My life partner doesn't like scotch and opted for a glass of wine instead. I came away with a good buzz and shopping list for later.
We had 8:00 reservations at Johnny Delmonico's. I had never been, but felt at ease the moment the coat check girl took our coats and provided us with a ticket. Our waiter was wildly attentive and the water guy was able to keep up with my scotch-induced thirst - I was actually really impressed, I think I consumed two gallons of water over the course of dinner. Like JC, I also had a going problem.
We started with a fantastic dish of bacon wrapped scallops. They combined two of my favorite things, bacon and things wrapped in bacon. My life partner ordered the chicken and pasta soup and the Scottish Salmon. I chided the soup choice, but it actually turned out to be quite delightful. I chose the 14 oz New York Strip, medium rare, and a baked potato. Naturally, I needed a change from all the scotch, so I ordered a Woodford Manhattan (a Grey Goose Dirty Martini for the Missus).
We followed up dinner with a seasonally appropriate Apple Crisp before leaving for the penthouse rooftop dessert soiree. The soiree was actually a going-away bash for a friend of a friend, but it was dessert themed. We sipped cider and snacked on truffles before making our exit.
I only recall this to help get through my hotel room dinner of Lean Cuisine Chicken Fried Rice and Campbell's Chunky Soup. I can't wait for Wednesday.
Friday, October 9, 2009
Arizona: Eatin' Steaks, Drinkin' Scotch, and Stompin' Hippies - Part 2
I woke up to my phone ringing to the beat of the pounding in my head. "We're going to Sedona, you should come." Sure, sounds like a great cure for a hangover - a two hour drive through winding mountain roads. I puked for good measure before leaving the hotel and slept off the worst of it on the drive.
Sedona is internationally recognized as the New Age capital of the world. What does that mean? A lot of fucking hippies with crystals and chakras and incense. My friend is apparently into that shit, because she got her Aura read. Needless to say, it was a challenging day. Other than the hippies, Sedona is pretty much just a tourist trap, not unlike the Dell's. One long strip of shops set with a gorgeous mountain backdrop. The girls were content shopping, I was content sitting outside looking at the mountains.
Dinner at Chipoltle. To make it more interesting I took the Mustang out for a spin and cranked Phoenix's equivalent of the Z. Bumpin.
Monday
Work 7-2, not too shabby. Some work back at the hotel accompanied by some Mad Men. No one was interested in dinner, so I flew solo. Ruth's Chris Steak House bugs the shit out of me. Ruth's Chris? What the hell does that mean. Honestly, I had never gone solely because of that retarded name. Any way, Macallan 12 yr and a filet mignon as thick as my hair. A fellow frequent flier was next to me at the bar watching the Packer game. When he heard that I pay for my own booze he offered to buy my next one, but I had a 6:00am flight, so I headed off to bed.
Tuesday
Write off for travel. Burger at Brasserie V. Good, but somewhat of a let down after 3 nights of fantastic steak.
Hey Phoenix - not too shabby. Thanks for the steak. I'd give it 4 out of 5.
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Area hippy politician secretly inept
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Arizona: Eatin' Steaks, Drinkin' Scotch, and Stompin' Hippies - Part 1
Sunday, October 4, 2009
To all you sports fans . . .
I believe most of you know of my dislike for ESPN but this series looks outstanding. "30 for 30" begins Tuesday with one focusing on the Gretzky trade in 88', really i can't wait.
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Friday, October 2, 2009
Sunday, September 27, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Courtesy of Buskus's Boy Bill Simmons
"For concerts, this was the boss's '99 Pedro season." -Bill Simmons
Remember to wipe off the keyboard ladies and gentleman.
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
Let's Go Tripping . . ..
Anyone wanna hit up their show at High Noon? Please bring all your acid and mushroom binging hippie friends with you. I am looking forward to as much gut-wrenching unintentional comedy as possible. Seriously, look at these freeks, its gonna be great.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
The Boys are Back in Town . . .
http://www.avclub.com/articles/inventory-the-book-the-events,32945/
Join me in listening to my idols read and discuss their new book? Also, i'd be happy to lend anyone Rabin's fantastic memoir if you're looking for some fun, easy, and good old time pop culture filled reading material.
Always Double Down
I can't wait for this to hit Madison. They pitch a great idea for the Super Bowl in here as well. Enjoy ladies and gents . . .
Saturday, September 12, 2009
SI on Michael Jordan
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=aw-jordanhall091209&prov=yhoo&type=lgns
Monday, September 7, 2009
Boo Ben Konop
My boys Steve and Craig were talking about this on their weekly podcast out of Milwaukee. I thought it was pretty funny.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Games for Buskus: Episode 3
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
District 9 at the Local Cineplex
Now, after several friends and blood relatives equated viewing the new science fiction documentary-like suspense thriller District 9 as some sort of transcendental experience worthy of masterpieces like The Wire and Robocop, I became filled with enthusiasm and excitement. I thought maybe after making all those boring ass LOTR movies and that ridiculously awful Tenacious D rendition of King Kong, Peter Jackson finally stopped making movies to pay the bills and put his efforts into a "personal" dream project that he would care about and culture like somebody with artistic integrity.
First off, I learned at about 4 pm walking out of the theatre that Peter Jackson didn't even direct the fucking thing, simply lended his name on a producer credit. Instead, some hack named Neill Blomkamp directed it. The most notable credential he has on his profile is lead 3d animator on the Kurt Russell gem 3000 Miles to Graceland. Seriously, are you kidding me? Thanks Peter Jackson for giving the keys to a guy that has to include his directoral effort Best Ads Ever 2 as a triumph of his career. Also, thanks to the studio for marketing this picture as a Peter Jackson film. Not that I would ever watch another movie from that fatass after LOTR and King Kong. Apparently he's making The Hobbit now. What a hack. Peter Jackson has officially admitted the fact that he has absolutely no creativity by living off the ideas of JRR Tolkien and whoever the dudes were that created King Kong. I can just picture himself eating Dairy Queen while rolling around naked in pile of 100 dollar bills.
I just want to say District 9 was the the most overated movie of the year so far. I don't think it reaches the heights of the cliche ridden love unites all social classes shit flick Slumdog Millionaire but its close. I wanted everyone to die in the fucking thing. The movie relies on the premise of humanzing unhygienic, disgusting mouth breathing retarded aliens. It has too many plotholes and the 2nd half is just one big cliche-ridden action movie. I'm convinced Blomkamp spent his time playing Mech Warrior 3 while the studio came calling for a script so he had to steal from the game in hopes nobody would notice. I noticed Neill -- you need to get some better drugs. Also, I felt like puking 20-30 minutes into it due to either putting too much butter on my popcorn or staring at those repulsive creatures on screen.
Overall, I'd give the movie a C. I did enjoy the documentary style and the early excitment the first 15 minutes of the film delivered but I would love to argue with you over a case of blatz if you thought this movie delivered the transcendental experience Peter Jackson promised.
Saturday, August 29, 2009
Shaq Vs.
Roethlisberger "When were you little?"
The sports announcers are ludicrously fantastic supporting roles and the sideline babe adds authenticity to the farce. Thanks Carissa!
Thanks to JC for the tip.
Friday, August 28, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
recent findings in a gentrified neighborhood
Thursday, August 20, 2009
The Pesto of Cities
Well its been 2 full days in seattle and I thought I'd give some quick first impressions. I'll just go ahead and say it, the first thing I've noticed is lots and lots of cute asians(!).
Also they have tons of kick-ass restaurants. Here's my Phở I'm eating (right now!). MMMMMM.
Another thing I've noticed is the pure hipness of the city. No offense Madison, but here in Seattle we have 3, that's right 3 American Apparel Locations. There are so many hip people walking around. Today I saw some guys in the U-district who were so cool, I'm pretty sure they ejaculate ice-cold PBR.
That's it for now.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
Friday, August 14, 2009
Sin-Sin Natti
First off, CVG is actually in Kentucky. From what I hear, the best parts of Cincinnati are also in Kentucky (colloquially known as Cincitucky). It was part quaint collegy bar town and part Baltimore ghetto. It sorta reminded me of a less sprawling, not quite so industrial Milwaukee.
Evening 1 - arrive at hotel, shocked to find a Springhill Suite that is in awesome conditions. Showers have three faucets, one main head and two jets, eat your hear out bitches. No room service/restaurant, who needs it - full bar. nice.
Leave hotel, go to college bar area. Quaint restaurants, boutiques, and bars. Pizza at The Tavern on the Hill - pretty good food for a place that is bumpin' Brothers-style. Sleep.
Day 2 - work 14 hours. Dinner at Mitchell's Seafood Market at Newport on the Levee (Newport, aka Cincitucky). Crab cake and shrimp - that's what ohio does. Not bad, tried a Cincinnati local brew, some sort of amber, nothing to write home about.
Day 3 - sorta get lost on way to work. Stop to pull out GPS and get back on track. Stage left, a hooker enters. "Boy, whatchoo doin'?" Silence. "Roll on boys. ROLL ON." I roll up the window and quickly drive out. Work again. Dinner at Skyline Chili, apparently world famous chili chain in Cincinnati. I mean, it was pretty sweet, chili on f'ing everything - dogs, fries, salad. I went with the standard 4. Served on noodles, like Old Fashioned - interesting?
Day 4 - last day at work, verify directions prior to departure to ensure there won't be another hooker incident. Work more, then drive to airport. Shift/flight time don't align well - 3 hours til departure. Food at Max and Erma's in CVG. Reuben, mmmhhh. Tried a local Kentucky beer, again, nothing to write home about.
I'd consider going back sometime. My favorite part was driving into the city. From the airport, the country is like the rest of Kentucky or Tennessee, it's a pretty drive. The city itself is pretty cool driving into, especially over the bridge from the airport.
good times. shout out to the hooker.
It's been a while.
You know, that one where you start off really gung-ho, but the then slowly loose excitement for once you realize how much work it entails.
Or a power hour. We'll start drinking and loling, but after 30 minutes, we're more or less drunk and ready to pass out or go to the bars.
Or like chili I had the other day. I was super pumped to eat it and inhaled it quickly, but then was less enthusiastic when it came time to poop.
What's happened to us TBR? I feel like we've lost touch, like a couple who spend too much time working that they grow apart and one day realize they have nothing left in common, so they get divorced and split the kids up and the dad moves into some sleazy apartment while the mom slowly loses herself in martini three by the end of lunch.
Is it really that we have nothing left to say? I think not. What's the issue then? Go fuck yourself TBR, grow a pair and give me a call sometime. bitch.
Friday, July 24, 2009
DPF - or - In case I ever get remarried...
It was a link to this. I appreciate that my coworkers recognize my exceptional taste and dancing abilities.
Monday, July 20, 2009
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
i have a huge twat
i don't want to go on the record here, but i think twitter might just be the greatest argument against democracy.
follow my poops! - http://twitter.com/HulksyTwat
Friday, June 26, 2009
Saturday, June 20, 2009
ilovehatecommercialz
first up: The semi-new minute maid spot I've nicknamed "Spring Break 99." I like this ad for two reasons, first because the same situation actually happened to me at the mall last weekend. This one girl came up to me out of nowhere in the Women's deodorant section in JC Penney and was like, "I think you're the father of one of my kids."
Luckily I had just chugged a bottle of minute maid boost juice and absolut, which gave me the acuity I needed to yell "slut" super loud, and run out into the parking lot. I was pretty sure I had fathered her child.
Also, if you pause the video at the one second mark while he is turning his head, you'll notice how abnormally large his chin is.
Friday, June 19, 2009
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
One to close the season out.
CBC's Stanley Cup Finals Game 1 Intro montage video. 3 minutes. Pretty amazing video, even the use of the Coldplay song didn't irritate me. NBC didn't even bother doing anything like this. At this point, they should just broadcast the CBC feed in the US. Their coverage is far superior and it would probably save NBC money.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Friday, June 12, 2009
Inappropriate-Relationship-With-Your Dad Dancing
Or "Scouring-Pad Dad Dancing." BECAUSE THEY'RE IN THE KITCHEN, FOLKS.
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Monday, June 1, 2009
Set the tone for game 3
This is why the NHL is better than the NBA. Red Wings best be ready to go for game 3.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Mad Dad Dancing
In honor of the coming holiday and Liam Neeson's character in "Taken," let's enjoy some Mad Dad dancing. Note the seamless transitions in and out of hulk rage.
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Saturday, May 23, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Is Rock N Roll Dead?
http://www.cnn.com/2009/SHOWBIZ/Music/05/20/van.zandt.save.rock/index.html
Enjoy ladies and gents! Time to get back to drinking and watching Mad Men.
Saturday, May 16, 2009
Notre Dame
Look how ugly they all are? I think they are just bitter about never getting laid.
Friday, May 15, 2009
Monday, May 11, 2009
wtf?
Health Insurers Agree to End Higher Premiums for Women
By ROBERT PEAR (The New York Times)
Published: May 6, 2009
WASHINGTON — Insurance companies offered Tuesday to end the practice of charging higher premiums to women than to men for the same coverage.
Karen M. Ignagni, president of America's Health Insurance Plans, a trade group, made the offer in testifying before the Senate Finance Committee.
It was the latest concession by insurers as Congress drafts legislation to overhaul the $2.5 trillion health care industry.
In November, insurers said they would accept all customers, regardless of illness or disability, if Congress required all Americans to have coverage. In March, insurers offered to stop charging higher premiums to sick people.
Ms. Ignagni said the industry would accept aggressive federal regulation, but would resist creation of a government-run insurance program of the type proposed by President Obama and many Democrats in Congress. The government-sponsored program would compete with private insurers.
Senator John Kerry, Democrat of Massachusetts, told Ms. Ignagni, "The disparity between women and men in the individual insurance market is just plain wrong, and it has to change."
She said she agreed the disparities "should be eliminated."
Mr. Kerry introduced a bill on Tuesday to prohibit insurers from considering sex as a factor in setting premiums for policies in the individual insurance market.
Women are often charged 25 percent to 50 percent more than men for insurance providing identical coverage.
In interviews last fall, insurance executives said they had a sound reason for the different premiums: Women ages 19 to 55 tend to cost more than men of the same age because they typically use more health care, especially in the childbearing years. Moreover, insurers said women were more likely to visit doctors, to get regular checkups, to take prescription medications and to have certain chronic illnesses.
Congress is considering proposals to provide tax credits or subsidies to millions of people with low or moderate incomes to help them buy insurance. Without substantial changes in the insurance market, such assistance would be worth less to women because of the higher premiums.
Friday, May 8, 2009
This has nothing to do with Shaq
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Friday, May 1, 2009
How Much Fried Chicken Can You Eat?
Now that the Chicago vs Boston series is almost over we can focus on a real man's sport.
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
TNY and TBR... we're like this
While Mr. Hertzberg may have put it a little more eloquently, he and I are on the same page. Moral of the story: I should write for the New Yorker and the South should be let go.
TBR: http://buskusreport.blogspot.com/2009/04/why-are-all-these-people-so-in-to-tea.html
TNY: http://www.newyorker.com/talk/comment/2009/05/04/090504taco_talk_hertzberg
Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Friday, April 24, 2009
British people dancing
Mostly posting this because of the little green and red pop-ups over the screen.
Domers
I was not full of shit last night assholes. This school blows.
Sunday, April 19, 2009
Saturday, April 18, 2009
why are all these people so in to tea bagging?
I'm sort of a libertarian... I would prefer to have smaller government and less government involvement in my life than more. But when I see people claiming to be libertarians marching around with signs like these, I question my libertarian inklings. I can only hope that Nutjob -> Libertarian; and not Libertarian -> Nutjob.
Friday, April 17, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Saturday, April 11, 2009
Friday, April 10, 2009
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Friday, April 3, 2009
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Monday, March 30, 2009
I don't care that you don't care.
These guys running around are dumb, but I think that metal gear's Hideo Kojima must be a cool dude.
Friday, March 27, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
my one and only good idea.
the main problem was that i kept my bottle opener (the wrench-esque one) on a stand next to the love seat. however, my life partner always removes it and puts it in a door in the kitchen (not in arms reach). she does this because "that is it's home". i have resolved this by creating a new home for my bottle opener.
it was quite simple really. i hammered a nail into the coffee table, on which i hung the bottle opener. now everything is within arms reach. i just wanted to share with you, in case you had similar problems.
if only i could find a similar solution for that fucking stupid kitchen table.
Monday, March 23, 2009
Saturday, March 21, 2009
Friday, March 20, 2009
Get this party started
Time to officially revive the Busky celebration that is DPF. Let's get this party started please (British dance link!).
Not enough for you animals? In that case I've got some fritos and grape soda in my van (NSFW bonus link!).
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Monday, March 16, 2009
NCAA POOL
http://tournament.fantasysports.yahoo.com/t1/register/joinprivategroup_select_group
ID# 134643
password: krabbenhoft
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Married to the Eiffel Tower
We Goin Sizzla'
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Thank You, Local News!
Your dreams make me sad Cheryl Hintze
Soccer moms are taking to the parking lots to celebrate the opening of a new Target in Sun Prairie. Little do they know, there are already 3 Targets in Madison.
Our very own NBC15.com investigates:
Target Stores are bucking the bad economy and opening new locations across the country including bringing nearly 200 jobs to the Madison area.
Taking a cue from Badger Saturdays, a group of Sun Prairie mothers are partying in anticipation. It is a big day at the new Target in Sun Prairie but long before this very average store opening hits, the parking lot is playing host to a quite unique party. It is the furthest you can get from a men's tailgate party. No beer guzzling or burping here, this one is women only.
...
It is a tent and table that have seen a lot of tailgating action for things like Badger Games but never has a group pulled out all the stops like this for a department store. Kostelnik says, "I was handing out the flyer and people were laughing at me so yeah, I think they thought we were crazy." Close to two dozen women flow in and out, many of them stay at home moms just waiting for the doors to open.
Tailgater Cheryl Hintze says, "I'm so excited. To have shopping within two miles of my home is a dream."
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At a party like this how could you not? When all is said and done the Sun Prairie store will employee 180 people.
We've Got Some Competition
For God and Country, after feast, after sex
Monday, March 2, 2009
Best Movies of the Year: The Definitive List
In order:
1. The Wrestler
2. Reprise
3. Man on Wire
4. Gomorra– A drama about the mafia's influence in modern day Italy
5. Encounters at the End of the World
6. Rachel Getting Married
7. Synecdoche, NY – overly ambitious but great nonetheless.
8. Role Models
9. Milk
10. The Visitor-The dude who played Scott Templeton on The Wire's follow-up to The Station Agent.
11. The Dark Knight- Lot of plot holes. Enough said.
12. Slumdog Millionaire- Cheezy and contrived third act dropped it a couple spots.
13. The Foot Fist Way- Made 3 years ago but just hit video this year.
14. Milk
15. Che - Forgot about this gem.
-Forgot about this gem.
Didn't see: Frost/Nixon, Appaloosa, Doubt, Let the Right One In, The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Revolutionary Road, Tell No One
This is America. That's how things are done.
Any thoughts?
Sunday, March 1, 2009
I Should Probably Feel Bad About This
Recently, somebody in a mall asked me if I had lost weight. Well, the answer to that question is yes. The unanswered question, however, is how I lost that weight. Now, in a TBR exclusive, I will share my tried and tested weight loss secrets. Enjoy.
Teh Watchmen
Anybody wanna see this on Saturday? It is probably the most badass story ever. P.S. I can drive.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
dirty rich kids
http://streetbonersandtvcarnage.com/blog/rich-kids-expelled-after-bizarre-protest/
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
TBR Breakdown of Obama and Rebuttal
How about the rebuttal? First all, how did Louisiana get a Rhodes Scholar to go to their state? I'm pretty sure this guy took voice lessons from Kenneth, the page.
He spent a lot of time talking about how he and Obama have diverse backgrounds... thanks dipshit, I'm not blind. I particularly appreciated his yarn about his sheriff buddy and Katrina. Break his point down... I'm from India, don't trust government... lower taxes for businesses, tax credit for home buyers, Democrats are big spenders, drill for oil, TER-ROAR!, Amerrrrrica... don't monitor volcanoes, etc. Look buddy, clearly we need volcano monitoring.
To be serious for a minute, the Indian guy made a couple points I typically agree with. Unfortunately, he did it in the hick-ass way Republicans tend to do shit. I don't necessarily agree with everything the Prez sez, but I'm impressed by his ability to play well with others, especially given his massive political capital.
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Games for Buskus: Episode 2
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
WHERE IS MY TV?!
I watch TV using a rooftop antenna and/or rabbit ears. On February 17th, I abruptly stopped receiving analog reception. One minute, I'm happily watching infomercials on Fox 47 then out of the blue, no more analog signal... what the fuck? What's going on here?
I have received absolutely no warning and now I can't watch TV. What the hell am I supposed to do to get my free network TV back?
Monday, February 16, 2009
Sunday, February 15, 2009
The Last One...EVER.
All good things must come to an end, and the caption contest is no exception. Naturally, Sam was the winner of the last contest. Saying "poop" at anytime is simply comedic gold. So here is the last pic that will be captioned. Enjoy it.
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Friday Night Fun
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
Monday, February 9, 2009
Sunday, February 8, 2009
President Obama is a Bad Ass Mothafucka'
Saturday, February 7, 2009
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Apparently not Northrax?
NEW YORK (WABC) -- A New Jersey factory that makes fenugreek seeds was the source of the mystery syrupy smell that wafted from time to time over New York City.
"Given the evidence, I think it's safe to say that the Great Maple Syrup Mystery has finally been solved," said Mayor Bloomberg. "I want to thank the City's environmental protection and emergency workers, as well as their colleagues in the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, for their diligence in finding the source of the smell, which was a lot like finding a needle in a haystack. Air samples taken by DEP have confirmed that the odor in New York City was an ester associated with fenugreek seed processing. The Health Department confirmed that the odor does not pose a health risk, but I am pleased to know that our OEM and DEP smelling sleuths got to the bottom of this mystery." The International Frutarom Corporation factory in North Bergen was tracked down to be the source.
The city Department of Environmental Protection dispatched a team of inspectors earlier this month after the city's 311 system was deluged with calls from New Yorkers reporting the mysterious scent drifting through parts of upper Manhattan and Queens.
In 2005, hundreds of people in New York and across the river in New Jersey reported the strangely seductive odor.
At the time, Bloomberg said a slew of agencies - the NYPD, the Office of Emergency Management and the Health Department - investigated the scent and found nothing toxic or links to terrorism.
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
WoW Lingo
A few things right off the bat:
When she asks for help he asks for Death Knights?
He says "pwn-zor"???
And I refuse to believe that guy is ranked top ten in anything. What a total complete chad.
Read it on Kotaku here.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Superbowl Springsteen Redux
"we expected Springsteen to play for laughs and we got Springsteen and the E-Street Band playing the Max Figgenbaum Bar Mitzvah"
JC Live Blogs "The City: The Truth Hurts"
10:03PM: Erin is looking for a job. She's been soul searching for about a year and a half! SHE'S OCD TO A FULL! (JC thinks she's kinda cute, despite her full OCDness)
10:04PM: OMG She got the job!
10:05PM: This party looks bumpin'! Oh wow. Allie seems too skinny according to Kelly, Whitney's old boss.
10:07PM: Guy drama.
10:08PM: Kelly keeps pushing the skinny thing. Allie is upset. JC interjects: What's wrong with being skinny? She's pretty ugly, so it's a good thing that she's skinny. Ugly fat chicks are the worst. I can't tell how smart she is, but if she's smart and skinny, we got a winner. I'll just have to brown bag her fug-ass face.
10:10PM: We're at a commercial break now, but I just wanted to say that Clive Owen is awesome. I'm totally seeing The International. And Duplicity for that matter.
10:13PM: DID ERIN HOOK UP?! Looks like it. I don't know if I approve of this dude. I bet I could take him.
10:14PM: Whitney's apartment is bomb. Like, hella bomb.
10:15PM: Maybe Allie should dump her diet of coffee, cigarettes, and cum (the three C's) if she wants to put on weight.
10:16PM: Oooooh! I love this song! I retract my statement about Erin being cute. She looked alright in the club, though. She's liking New York. Wow, she used the word hiatus! Her coworker is sooooooo gay.
10:17PM: Adam and Allie make a cute couple. Her skinny ass should watch the booze, though. KELLY AND ALLIE MEET AGAIN. Dun, dun, dunnnnn.
10:19PM: Bitching about bitches. Quote of the night "The best part about going to parties with models is that nobody eats." Word.
10:21PM: Commercial break again. Damn, I want T Bell.
10:24PM: Tehehehehe, they work in the meatpacking district. Whitney is getting philosophical about body image. It's modeling, honey. Bitches need to be skinny.
10:25PM: These idiots cannot take insults. You were called too skinny. BooHoo. That's the easiest problem in the world to solve. EAT SOME JBCBs AND SOME DOUBLE STACKS, YOU CUNT!
10:27PM: Kelly is so not sorry about insulting Allie. She is beyond the industry standard of thin. Yikes. The modeling industry has got its priorities all wrong. Nobody wants to see anything jiggling when those bitches walk down a runway. Well, boobs jiggling would be OK. But not like all over the place. Healthy jiggle.
10:28PM: That's a wrap!
I feel like I should reflect on what I've learned in this episode. How skinny is too skinny? Has society put an unfair expectation on its women? What about the men of the world? Well, let me tell you, there's only one reason a man needs to lose weight: to make his dick look bigger. Ladies: just not too fat, OK? I mean, let's get serious. Classy fat doesn't apply to women.
Be sure to check out The City on MTV Mondays at 9PM. And 10PM apparently.
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Tramps like us and we like tramps
Secondly,
Just announced Jason Isbell and my boy Justin Townes Earle are playing High Noon in April? Who's with me? Who wants to recreate that legendary terrace summmer night years ago?
Anyone want to hit up the UCONN VS Marquette basketball game at the Bradley Center on Feb 25th? Big East Showdown for the ages. I know all you Wesley Matthews groupies might get your chance to reconnect. You know where to find me. Dudes . . .
wednesdayz lolz
Thursday, January 22, 2009
up top
I ♥ my job.
I received a meeting request today. Sam, this is probably for you.
Subject: Mustache Contest
When: Thursday, January 29, 2009 5:30 PM-6:00 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada).
Where: Conference Room
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In case you haven’t heard… and yes you read that correctly.
I thought it would be fun to have a just-for-fun charity event this winter because after all, what else is there to do in the winter. For those of you interested, we are going to have the kickoff meeting for the Mustache Contest. Both men and women are invited to attend the event, after all we will need a panel of judges there too.
Prizes:
The overall best mustache will take home $25 (or a max of 25%) of the money raised.
The remaining 75% will go to support a charity of the groups choosing, or variety of charities depending on a group vote.
Why? To raise money for a charity to be designated at the kickoff… and to annoy your girlfriend, wife, or whatever all in the name of a good cause.
When? January 29th at 5:30 PM
Where? Conference Room
Who? Anyone you want to invite
Cost? A measly $10 clams
At the end of the contest, which will most likely be a month from the start date, mustaches will be judged on a variety of factors (factors to be determined at the meeting) by qualified mustache judges (what those qualifications are will be determined at the meeting).
Rules:
You must be clean shaven at the start of the contest. We will provide a Bic razor and shaving cream at the kickoff to ensure fairness.
No growing beards, goatees, fu-manchus, etc… Only mustache hair will be allowed on your face during the duration of the event.
If you can’t make it to the meeting, just send me a time stamped photo of you with a clean shaven stache’ along with your entry fee.
Awards for:
Most unusually shaped mustache
Most colorful mustache
Ugliest mustache
Worst mustache
Other?
If you’d like to help with the administration of the contest just let me know.
For some inspiration, visit the Mustache Hall of Fame
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Carissa Lynch
How does our story end? Pretty well. Is there anything beyond the reach of a good hard busk? Of course not, stupid.
Monday, January 19, 2009
End of an Era
Tomorrow, George W. Bush will no longer be our president. Some black dude is taking over. Things will probably get a lot more hip-hoppy up in this piece. They might even put a base line into the national anthem.
More importantly, tomorrow is a time for reflection. Will Bush be remembered as one of the greatest presidents in American history? Only time will tell. He has taught me a lot in 8 years, though. Bush took me through high school and college in supreme form. I learned that Brazil is big. Like, super big. I also learned that it is definitely OK to make up anything about third world countries that I don't like as a means to invade said country and then kill a lot of people. Hooray!
More things to reflect upon: the word "resolve" can never be overused. Being president is tough, guys, and he showed us that you cannot quit no matter how tough it gets. You might even say he showed excellent resolve. BENJONES!
Is our children learning? Perhaps. Let's not misunderestimate the nation's children. Wait, what?
War is fun. Let's face it, killing other people in the name of USA USA USA USA USA USA is totally worth it. Freedom isn't free, my friends. Freedom isn't free.
W has inspired me to simply be referred to by the first letter of my middle name. Feel free to start calling me "P." It's funny because P is like Pee, which is another name for urine. Example: "Where's Jeremy at?" "Oh, P is over there." "Who peed where?!" And then we laugh.
We should also reflect on the fact that nobody should be left behind as America plunges forward in an effort to secure its position as greatest country ever in the annals (super close to anal) of history. Especially children. We can't leave them behind. Why would we want to do that? Children grow up to became hot pieces of ass that we jerk off to while checking out porn sites. Or music videos, if you are paranoid about somebody looking through your history. Some music videos are just like softcore porn. You guys remember that music video of Britney Spears where she's on Mars? Total cameltoe action in that vid!
George Bush has inspired me to run for FEMA director. Is that an elected position? Who cares! it's the easiest job ever! I will be expected to aid those in crisis situations, but if I don't, the president will still love me. Hell, I might get promoted if I start shooting victims of hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, and earthquakes!
Ultimately, however, we must remember one thing: Fool me once, shame on Dick Cheney. Fool me twice, shame on Osama bin Laden. Fool me three times...well, just don't mess with Texas. Where the fuck is Osama anyway? You guys think he gets cable in the caves?
Friday, January 16, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
I'm on board
Monday, January 5, 2009
Just Can't Escape You
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eeaYhIGByQw
I'm headed back to the North on Wednesday. So I will have to say goodbye to the satellite dish, my connection to the stars.