Sunday, June 22, 2008
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Proof.
The following picture was taken at a Coldplay concert for the BBC; it includes Jay Z, Ricky Gervais, and an unknown white woman.

THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE LOOK LIKE WHEN THEY LISTEN TO COLDPLAY!!!!!
COLDPLAY BRINGS NO ONE JOY!!!!!
Take that, Andy.

THIS IS WHAT PEOPLE LOOK LIKE WHEN THEY LISTEN TO COLDPLAY!!!!!
COLDPLAY BRINGS NO ONE JOY!!!!!
Take that, Andy.
Labels:
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Coldplay,
disappointment,
disgust,
gay wannabe rockers,
torture
Friday, June 20, 2008
Jurassic Park in da hood
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Something else I've stolen from Holy Taco. This is awesome, but don't listen if you're at work, or offended by harsh language. (Course, why would you be here anyway if you were?)
The coolest Bar Mitzvah ever
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Epilogue: For the kid's 14th birthday, he ingested a cocktail of Ajax, vodka, and paint thinner so he could escape from the haunting images of his beloved family. Be sure to check out the rockin' grampa, and the drunk aunt in pink on the left.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
I don't care how big her behind is, she's ok in my book!
NEW YORK — Students at a Staten Island, New York, elementary school for autistic children sure like the way Jennifer Lopez moves.
Teacher Kathy Amati and a paraprofessional showed the video for Lopez's "Let's Get Loud" to the students at P.S. 37. The children liked it so much, they wanted to watch it every day.
They learned the lyrics and the dance moves from the video.
With their teacher's encouragement, they wrote to Lopez, hoping for pictures or an autograph. Instead, she asked to come to their graduation.
On Tuesday, the singer-actress performed "Let's Get Loud" for a group of eight 10- and 11-year-olds at their graduation ceremony.
Teacher Kathy Amati and a paraprofessional showed the video for Lopez's "Let's Get Loud" to the students at P.S. 37. The children liked it so much, they wanted to watch it every day.
They learned the lyrics and the dance moves from the video.
With their teacher's encouragement, they wrote to Lopez, hoping for pictures or an autograph. Instead, she asked to come to their graduation.
On Tuesday, the singer-actress performed "Let's Get Loud" for a group of eight 10- and 11-year-olds at their graduation ceremony.
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