The Swamp

Jerloma wrote:Xbox 360 works like Wii, now?

There's an add-on called the Kinect--a motion-sensing device that allows you to control the game by more or less acting like a spaz in front of your TV.

That is great, but who wears a blazer with a polo shirt?

This is SFW, but I would recommend closing the door anyway. Even if you're at home.

Scottie wrote:Coba is a Tactical Explosive Detection Dog. And is one very cool Chocolate Lab puppy.

I read they're using rats in Africa to find landmines. They're trained to sniff for TNT, and they're apparently better, cheaper, and trained faster than dogs. Plus, their light weight keeps them from detonating most mines. Cool article

The reaction is priceless.

toothslaugher. shit is real.

Thats hilarious

I love the internet....

Oh, well allow me to retort

Bullshit! I can't hear you!

lets see...
how does this newfangledswamp work again..

dammit. nowi have to go find that page..

Just remove the part that says "feature=player_embedded&"

and fixed:

This one's for Brian (although a lot of you will like it):

""You played? I just remember Iggy Pop."

Excellent. I like Rollins, but I fucking love Iggy.

That was brilliant. Thanks, Shakiraquan.

The entire fjord now surges forward. "Iggy, now unencumbered with vocal duties . . . " I'm in lust for life! I'm in lust for life!

I almost called out Howard and Scottie as two that would like that story. Rollins is a great storyteller.

And Iggy Pop is awesome.

Shirley wrote:I almost called out Howard and Scottie as two that would like that story. Rollins is a great storyteller.

And Iggy Pop is awesome.

Thing is, Rollins is spot on. Sure, he's caricatured Iggy, in a complete homage, but that's Iggy. If ever there was one artist that simply can not be captured in the recording studio, it is surely Iggy Pop.

I saw him in Chicago, ages ago, and Rollins' description is seriously spot on. If you can say only one thing about Mr Pop, it's that he in no way holds back or puts in a half-assed effort for his audience. While he (thankfully) wasn't actually bleeding when I saw him perform, he left nothing out there. Left nothing on the field at all; gave it everything he had. One of the best performances I ever saw? Oh, yes, for sure.

I've seen performers put on shows where it was just "Ho, hum, another show, another payment on my newest Maserati". Iggy Pop is the exact opposite of that. I swear, it was a nothing night in Chicago and Iggy got in to it like it was the last night on Earth.

David Bowie is a rather astute gent; a unique craftsman in his presentation. And Bowie has said, on many occasions, that when it comes to the stage there is Iggy and then there is everybody else.

Stranded in the midst of a zombie apocalypse, a man sets in motion an unlikely plan to protect the precious cargo he carries: his infant daughter.

That was well done.

That's hilarious.

Shirley wrote:I almost called out Howard and Scottie as two that would like that story. Rollins is a great storyteller.

And Iggy Pop is awesome.

That was fantastic, Shirl. Thanks for posting.

I seriously can't believe this happened.



ETA

fixed the link.

A better question is what the fuck is Donovan Slack doing at press conferences in the first place? Her crappy (free) newspaper has a circulation of less than 40,000.

Hodor

(I just shipped my drawers)

Ever wonder what would happen if Mr D learned 3D modeling?

I giggled until 0:19 in. Then I fucking wet myself.

Time to clear my YouTube watch history before I start getting recommendations.

Yeah yeah yeah. I'm immature.

kranepool wrote:Yeah yeah yeah. I'm immature.

I saw that the other day and cracked up. Nice when a player has a sense of humor.

All that clip is missing is "And boom goes the dynamite."

Meanwhile, here is quite possibly the best give-and-go I've ever seen, in any sport:

Very nice goal. That looked like a Football Manager goal.

This kid is 14.

And only 6'1"

Scottie wrote:

@ClementeAJ wrote:Unfortunately KFYRTV has decided to let me go. Thank you to them and everyone in ND for the opportunity and everyone for the support.

It was a great run.