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Boombox ft. Julian Casablancas (music video) is another classic Lonely Island digital short
Written by Bob Biscigliano   
Sunday, 14 March 2010 16:59

boombox

You know the not-quite-yet Grammy winner musical group, The Lonely Island (featuring Andy Samberg) because they've given you hits such as Jizz in my pants, I'm on a boat, and Like a Boss, amongst others.   But this, Boombox ft. Julian Casablancas, might very well take the proverbial cake.  It's extremely catchy, got a high pitched, drawn out chorus sung masterfully by Casablancas -- which is always key -- and made me cry laughing & vomit at the same time during the last verse (it was disgusting to say the least).   Leave your thoughts in the comments after giving this a few listens/watches.  The message is so powerfully funny and true -- a boombox is not a toy.

 
Some might say that Ed has a third arm...
Written by Bob Biscigliano   
Sunday, 14 March 2010 16:37

ed

Get it? See it? And who said Japanese men weren't well-endowed?

[via here]

 
Friday Links - Tiger Woods Coming Back to Golf, Red Wings Beat Wild, & the Official Beginning of March Madness
Written by Rob Rogacki   
Friday, 12 March 2010 07:00

Not a ton going on yesterday/today, so make sure to check out a triple double dose of highlights after the jump.

  • According to reports, Tiger Woods will be back on the PGA Tour in two weeks at the Arnold Palmer Bay Hill tournament. Tiger is also planning to return for The Masters, a move that not many are surprised by. Looks like Nike can bust out an old commercial, because Tiger is going to be playing with one massive chip on his shoulder.
  • If you haven't noticed by the number of times I've linked them lately, Thunder Treats is absolutely killing it this week. Their usual weekly chat is with Ohio State basketball scrub and blogger superstar Mark "The Shark" Titus. You can check out Titus' awesome work at Club Trillion. Watch the video, even if you've seen it already.
  • The actual beginning of March Madness is a fairly subjective ideal, but yesterday's crazy day at Madison Square Garden marked the start of this year's madness. Three of the four top seeds in the Big East were upset, including top seed Syracuse and 2 seed Pitt, while West Virginia needed a buzzer-beating three-pointer to survive. Hopefully this continues over the rest of the month, I want an Oakland-Montana National Championship game.
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Man Marries His Pillow
Written by Bob Biscigliano   
Thursday, 11 March 2010 03:30

pillow

We all have our favorite pillow, right?  But you wouldn't marry it, would you? Well someone has.  Yes, it's real.  How can you have consensual sex with a pillow?

In other news, Linus is engaged.

[Metro]

 
The Handsome Men's Club: Thanks, Mom
Written by Bob Biscigliano   
Thursday, 11 March 2010 03:09

I meant to post this video this past Sunday, but I was too busy staring at myself in the mirror.  Please watch this if you demand a good laugh.  I'm still trying to figure out how Jonah Hill didn't make the cut, though.

While watching this, aside from thinking about how handsome I am, it reminded me of a couple other funny clips I've seen in my lyfe:

Doggone it, people like me.

 
Thursday Links - Curtis Granderson Returns, Rodney Stuckey Cleared for Exercise, & March Madness Hype
Written by Rob Rogacki   
Thursday, 11 March 2010 07:00

Short post today, I have an exam and then I'll be "slapping my troubles away" with my new Slap Chop. Wow, that sounded awful.

  • Yesterday's big story out of the D (or Lakeland, FL to be exact) was the first head-to-head matchup against Curtis Granderson and the Yankees. The Tigers came up short in the game, losing 9-8. However, the kitties were up for most of the game when actual major leaguers were playing. Make sure to keep tabs on Bless You Boys, Alli is in Lakeland and posting daily updates.
  • It looks like Rodney Stuckey's scare won't sideline him forever. Doctors cleared him to exercise yesterday after testing him more than a jealous girlfriend. No one is sure whether we'll actually see Stuckey in a game again this year, but I hope he makes it back before the end of the season. It's one thing to shut down a veteran with an injury concern, but Stuckey is still developing and could use the game experience. [via Detroit Bad Boys]
  • March Madness is almost here. You crazy bastards we call "Notre Dame fans" will be happy to hear that the Irish beat Seton Hall, likely cementing their place within the field of 64 65. However, "March Madness" doesn't just apply to basketball. Thunder Treats is hard at work working out the seeds for their Cougar Madness Tournament. They released the #1 seeds yesterday, with the rest of the field TBA. It's early, but I don't know if I see any of those four going down before the Final Four.
Mary Louise Parker
Last year's champ Mary Louise Parker - NOT among the #1 seeds this year
  • I've heard ideas before on how to ruin increase parity in baseball, but nothing as dumb as this. Deadspin points out why divisional realignment would be a bad, bad idea. I don't understand why this idea was even mentioned to the press.
  • By now you've probably heard the massive outcry for the NHL to crack down on blows to the head after Pittsburgh's Matt Cooke gooned it up on Boston Bruin Marc Savard last weekend. Hockey Independent takes a different approach: why wasn't Cooke knocked the eff out by another Bruin later that game? Zdeno Chara is 6'9", you know Cooke won't win that fight.
Zdeno Chara
Rob's Highlight of the Day

This is the first shootout goal I've ever seen where the shooter took the time to teabag the goalie before putting the puck into the net. Nice goal. [via Gunaxin]

 
Wednesday Links - MSU's Chris Allen Suspended Indefinitely, Oakland University Headed to NCAA Tournament, Strasburg's Spring Training Debut, & Joe Nathan Out for the Season
Written by Rob Rogacki   
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 07:00

Lots to get to today, so read up while you eat your oatmeal.

Oatmeal

  • MSU guard Chris Allen has been suspended indefinitely by coach Tom Izzo for academic problems (or so we're told). KJ has more analysis at The Only Colors. I don't see this as too big of a deal for the Sparties this weekend. They're already going to the NCAA tournament and don't have a shot at the #1 seed. If anything, it gives Izzo a chance to play some of the young guns in a non-garbage-time situation before the Big Dance.
  • Minnesota Twins closer Joe Nathan will likely need season-ending Tommy John surgery to repair a ligament in his right elbow. Nathan is a perfect 30-for-30 in saves against the Tigers throughout his career. This could definitely be a big factor in deciding the AL Central this season.
  • Over at Motown Wings, Chris Hollis tried his best to reverse the D4L-cursed Jersey Number Countdown. While it's a great idea in principle, this year's Red Wings just can't be trusted. The Wings let another third period lead slip away, losing 4-2 to the Flames. A recap-in-pictures (for the not-too-queasy) is here. I still think they will make the playoffs, but I don't see them going too much further this year. Maybe they need this girl for a motivational speech.
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Tuesday Links - Erin Andrews Is On Twitter, UConn Women Win 71st Straight, Big Ten All-Conference Teams, & Girls Making Out
Written by Rob Rogacki   
Tuesday, 09 March 2010 07:00

I wasn't expecting Hollywood to make a movie about my life this early, but just like they say, "sex sells." For some reason they got the nerdy kid from Knocked Up to play my role when I explicitly asked for Vin Diesel. People tell me I drive like him.

  • I usually save the top link for the biggest news of the day, and... that doesn't change today. Erin Andrews is now on Twitter. Rey Maualuga can barely contain himself. [via Guyism]

  • File this in the "not surprised" column. The UConn women's basketball team won its 71st straight game last night, beating Notre Dame 59-44. The real question: would you even know if ESPN wasn't talking non-stop about it? The answer is undoubtedly "no," because I'm sure you had no idea that the Penn State women's volleyball team has won 102 straight games matches. And better uniforms.
Penn State volleyball
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Monday Links - The Boys are Back in Town, Lions Sign Burleson and Vanden Bosch, Sidney Crosby Turns Down Letterman, & Evander Holyfield to Fight Again
Written by Rob Rogacki   
Monday, 08 March 2010 07:00

Rest easy everyone, I'm finally back in the mitten where there's wireless internets all over. It's nice to see this place didn't burn down while I was gone. Oh, and go somewhere else to talk about the Oscars. Avatar was sweet, but I haven't seen any of those other movies. Ricky Bobby and I will be busy watching Highlander.

  • The Lions got busy at the beginning of the free agent signing period, inking Nate Burleson and Kyle Vanden Bosch to multi-year deals. I hate the Burleson deal about as much as I love the Vanden Bosch one, and I'm a big fan of what KVB will bring to the Lions D. Paying Burleson $5 million per year to be the third (and possibly fourth?) option in the passing game is beyond silly, but hopefully this removes all doubt of hearing Dez Bryant's name called at the #2 pick. Oh come on, you know you've had nightmares about it happening too.
  • Speaking of NFL free agency, there's been a crazy amount of activity across the board. Make sure to check out The Trenches, the Sporting News' NFL blog that has been clogging up my RSS reader with all the news they're breaking. Also be sure to hit up Midway Illustrated, Gang Green Nation, and Revenge of the Birds for team-specific coverage on some of the busier franchises this offseason.
  • Sidney Crosby, or the most overrated player in sports as I like to call him, turned down the opportunity to dole out the Top 10 list on Letterman. Jay Leno jokes aside, Crosby made a huge mistake here as far as the NHL is concerned. At least this answers the question of who pitches and who catches in the Crosby-Gary Bettman love fest. If Bettman were the "man" in this relationship, Crosby would be on Letterman tomorrow night.
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TGIF Links: NFL Free Agency, Lions Agree to Terms with Nate Burleson, Chad Ocho Cinco Jogging Naked (Video), Jayson Werth's Beard, Tigers, Wings, Pistons, Wii Curling, Oh My!
Written by Bob Biscigliano   
Thursday, 04 March 2010 23:55

savage

We've been slackin' this first week of March, because we're hung over from such an awesome February (2nd biggest month in our blog's history), Rob is out of town with no internet access, and I've been preparing to leave town for the long weekend ahead.  Forgive us and allow me to fill you in on the big stories that we missed.  Grab a Zima, sit back, relax, and get ready to feel enlightened.

  • Hottie ESPN reporter, Erin Andrews, is trying to shake the addendum, "who got peeped on and I saw naked," to her title.  People are obsessed with it, so it's not a bad PR move for her to join Dancing With the Stars to get people talking about her in another light for a change.  She'll now be referred to as "that hottie ESPN reporter who got peeped on and I saw naked that is on Dancing With the Stars."  And, oh yeah, it's safe to post pics of her butt again.
  • And your gratuitous hottie sideline reporter here.

palin

  • As you probably know, the Tigers are two games deep in the meaningless Grape Fruit League.  D4L's Official Austin Jackson Watch:  two hits, three walks, zero strikeouts in the leadoff spot.  Keep it up, man, and make all those trade haters forget all about Curtis...wait, what was his last name again?  Results in the Grape Fruit League are virtually fruitless, but so far I'm seeing encouraging signs after just two games (Bonderman and Sizemore to name a couple others).
  • A Detroit Tigers preview that's more about how the Tigers' success will not directly affect Detroit's putrid economy.  I agree with the sentiments, but it's a little hypocritical (perhaps purposely?) because, while he dismisses the 'they're saving the city' pieces that don't actually have anything to do with baseball, this 'season preview' really sheds zero light on the 2010 Detroit Tigers. Meh, read it anyway.
  • Watching Grant Hill put up solid numbers on TNT last night at the young age of 37-years old made me all teary eyed and nostalgic. The current Pistons actually make me yearn for the Grant Hill teal years, mostly because I was a huge Hill fan and adored basketball on its own enough to the point where I didn't punch in walls when they sucked (like I do now):

  • Alright, I'm gone for the weekend.  If you need me, I'll be in my room playing some Wii Curling:
 
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