Posted on: April 18, 2008 9:37 pm
Edited on: April 18, 2008 9:44 pm
Life's Most Important Question - Grylls v. Stroud
Really. All the media talk is centered around climate change, the economic recession, and the upcoming Presidential election.
So, I thought I could cover one of those important stories that often gets overlooked. Who is the Ultimate Survivor?
Is it Les Stroud who claims to be the Survivorman or is it (I swear I'll name my child this) Bear Grylls host of Discovery Channel's Man Vs. Wild?
So who are we dealing with, you ask? Here's the quick rundown:
Les Stroud
Age: 45
Strengths: Knows how to be truly alone...Great at finding food...Starts fires from practically nothing...great in cold weather
Weaknesses: His age (above)...struggles in warmer climates
Bear Grylls
Age: 33
Strengths: Can climb practically anything...can, and often will, eat anything...former member of the British Special Forces
Weaknesses: Not as cautious as he often should be...struggles to make fire without flint
Seeing as there is no great way to test this without actually putting both guys out in the middle of no where and setting a destination, I guess this will have to be up to a vote.
Whatcha think?
Category: General
Posted on: April 11, 2008 11:44 pm
Edited on: April 12, 2008 11:36 am
Top 15 Greatest Songs of All-Time
Number 15: One - U2
Number 14: Candle in the Wind - Elton John
Number 13: American Pie - Don McLean
Number 12: Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Number 11: Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
Number 10: Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix
Number 9: Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry
Number 8: Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys
Number 7: Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones
Number 6: Hey Jude - The Beatles
Number 5: Respect - Aretha Franklin
Number 4: Yesterday - The Beatles
Number 3: What's Goin' On? - Marvin Gaye
Number 2: Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan
Number 1: Imagine - John Lennon
*DISCLAIMER - Please note that, in my opinion, a song only becomes "great" after 10 to 15 years. A songs greatness is not only determined by its ability to become popular, but also it's ability to maintain it's popularity.*
Number 14: Candle in the Wind - Elton John
Number 13: American Pie - Don McLean
Number 12: Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd
Number 11: Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
Number 10: Purple Haze - Jimi Hendrix
Number 9: Johnny B. Goode - Chuck Berry
Number 8: Good Vibrations - The Beach Boys
Number 7: Satisfaction - The Rolling Stones
Number 6: Hey Jude - The Beatles
Number 5: Respect - Aretha Franklin
Number 4: Yesterday - The Beatles
Number 3: What's Goin' On? - Marvin Gaye
Number 2: Like A Rolling Stone - Bob Dylan
Number 1: Imagine - John Lennon
*DISCLAIMER - Please note that, in my opinion, a song only becomes "great" after 10 to 15 years. A songs greatness is not only determined by its ability to become popular, but also it's ability to maintain it's popularity.*
Category: General
Tags: Greatest Songs, Top 15
Posted on: April 7, 2008 5:17 pm
Edited on: April 7, 2008 7:03 pm
Backmasking - A Hoax?
A thing of the 70's? A lie of the 70's? I always thought so. But THIS website may have changed my mind.
Created by Jeff Milner, while experimenting with a Flash program, this site allows you to listen to to original segment of song and then the "reverse track."
Some of the songs in question are a bit fishy as far as the accuracy of the supposed lyrics, but others are dead on (hence - the intentional ones).
Back in the day, this was a big issue. People, specifically Bible Belt, Anti-Rock Music pastors said that this was Satan's way of getting involved in our lives and sending subliminal messages. Personally, I think that may be a little too much, but weird none the less.
Check it out! And I expect to be the "Klick of the week," Kay!
Created by Jeff Milner, while experimenting with a Flash program, this site allows you to listen to to original segment of song and then the "reverse track."
Some of the songs in question are a bit fishy as far as the accuracy of the supposed lyrics, but others are dead on (hence - the intentional ones).
Back in the day, this was a big issue. People, specifically Bible Belt, Anti-Rock Music pastors said that this was Satan's way of getting involved in our lives and sending subliminal messages. Personally, I think that may be a little too much, but weird none the less.
Check it out! And I expect to be the "Klick of the week," Kay!
Category: General
Posted on: April 3, 2008 5:25 pm
Edited on: April 5, 2008 9:29 pm
Greatest Basketball Coaches of All-Time
...On the Professional or Collegiate level. My Top 10 list would go, as follows:
Number 10: Lenny Wilkens
Number 9: Phog Allen
Number 8: Coach K
Number 7: Pat Riley
Number 6: Dean Smith
Number 5: Phil Jackson
Number 4: Adolph Rupp
Number 3: Bobby Knight
Number 2: Red Auerbach
Number 1: John Wooden
Number 10: Lenny Wilkens
Number 9: Phog Allen
Number 8: Coach K
Number 7: Pat Riley
Number 6: Dean Smith
Number 5: Phil Jackson
Number 4: Adolph Rupp
Number 3: Bobby Knight
Number 2: Red Auerbach
Number 1: John Wooden
Category: NCAAB
Posted on: April 3, 2008 4:50 pm
Bruce Lee VS. Chuck Norris
Who knew this battle even occurred? I would'a thought that this would have made national headlines. But in the spirit of Kay's Animal Face-Off bit, I felt this had to be shared.
LINK
Just a few times in the video I'd like to point out:
2:47
3:16
5:03
And finally, 8:04-8:30 when Bruce seals the deal.
Is this the outcome you'd have expected?
LINK
Just a few times in the video I'd like to point out:
2:47
3:16
5:03
And finally, 8:04-8:30 when Bruce seals the deal.
Is this the outcome you'd have expected?
Category: Mixed Martial Arts
Tags: Bruce Lee, Chuck Norris













