Was that Henry Rollins
doing voice work for an Infinity commercial I just saw?
I am SO not a football guy.
Or, in general, a sports guy. But I know enough to know that Tim Tebow is not the greatest thing to grace a football field.
And I know who Peyton Manning is and why he’s such a big deal, so when I read today that our Denver Broncos would have Manning as the new quarterback, I was excited. Like, actually stoked for something I know little about and have more apathy than knowledge for.
This excerpt from a rationale for why an older, injured Manning makes sense for a team rather than a healthy, youthful player put my feelings on the matter well:
For an executive like Elway, it’s more sensible to put your faith in a genuine football hero than to give yourself over to a force you don’t comprehend. Tebow is younger and healthier than Manning and could have led the Broncos for the next dozen years. And in that alternative timeline, where would the Broncos have ended up? The answer lies somewhere within the range of a typical Tebow throw: Put on a blindfold, spin around 15 times, and cross your fingers that the resulting heave lands in a spot whereDemaryius Thomas can snag it for an 80-yard touchdown.
Prognosis: people are beginning to realize that Tim Tebow was a lucky, mediocre player.
Collaborations, Songwritting and the like.
So, i’ve had a revelation these past couple of days, and i really feel the need to draw attention to the results here….
This this this this this. Yes, deadmau5! Yes!
Oh my God. The Newsweek intern that takes care of their tumblr is every bad Reddit commenter ever.
:(…
Reblogging more for the critique of Newsweek’s captions.
Just yesterday I was considering (for the 3rd time) unfollowing them but I couldn’t put my finger on what it was about the Internetty captions they produce that bother me more often than not. It’s clear the person/people love doing their job and that’s endearing, but then I read this and it so eloquently put my concerns into a firm criticism.
I like the news, I like the quotes, all great; the “blah blah (Internet catch phrase)” thing I can do without.
At the midnight release of RE: Operation Raccoon City.
I foolishly ate one. I expect some sort of mutation soon.
Love must be proved by facts and not by reasons. What one does is what counts and not what one had the intention of doing.
—Picasso (via explore-blog)
Picasso: Love Guru
Buying dress shoes sucks.
Right?
