The Hoff - A Must See

Just in case you didn't check out Huebner's comment on the Knight Rider post below, you've got to check out this music video by Hasselhoff.

There are no words to describe it. You just have to see it for yourself. And the bigger surprise is that there are actually enough other music videos of "The Hoff" that I could post them for a couple weeks.

This one did make me laugh.

Enjoy the Hasselhoff video of the week.
Peace.

Blind Date

Probably one of my favorite commercials of all time.

Peace.

Going Down in a Blades of Glory

Ok, so with a little help from my friends, I surprised my wife for her birthday last night and took her out to dinner and a movie. She's got the basic rundown here.

We went with one of my friend's recommendations for restaurants and let me tell you, it was pretty good. You can tell this guy where you are going and what kind of food you're looking for and he'll tell you the best places to go. So far he has been right-on with every place he's sent me to (thanks Scott)!

We went to this place and totally loved it - one of my new favorite places to go in Geneva... good stuff and even somewhat healthy.

I knew my wife wanted go see "Blades of Glory" with Jon Heder and Will Farrell. Since, it was opening night we got our tickets early and got in line early - and got good seats. A couple of things about the movie... you need to know that I think Will Farrell is usually pretty funny. You also need to know that you should be in one of those stupid moods to go see it. I thought it was a good movie, very funny, but I think both of those guys have been funnier. It helped that there was a theater FULL of people laughing at the same stuff I laughed at (tends to amplify things a bit - mob mentality I guess). Don't know if it would have been as funny at home.

Still funny though... and my wife had a blast which made it totally worth it.

Peace.

More Cowbell!

Was just reminded of this SNL skit by one of the blogs I read, Hale Yeah! Considering my wife and kids are dissecting a cow eyeball today for school, it seemed to fit with the day's theme.

This is one of the funniest Saturday Night Live skits I've ever seen and our music team at The Orchard talks about it almost weekly during rehearsal.



If you haven't seen it, you have to check it out. If you have, you might want to watch it again for a good laugh!

Peace.

Bubba on Golf

Last weekend, I couldn't resist going out to play a round of hack golf with my good friend Willem in NC. Him and I used to go tear up a local course out there at least once a week when I lived there - it was cheap and we always had a blast. I am not a golfer by any means but it was cool building a relationship with Willem.

So I called the course to make sure I had brought clothes that were ok to wear on the course and in the clubhouse since I've actually showed up under dressed to a course before and told I couldn't play. Who knew!

The conversation went kind of like this:
Me: Uh, yes, can you tell me what your dress code is to play the golf course there?

Bubba (or similar name - u pick): Your what?

Me: The dress code for the golf course...

Bubba: (big pause here)... well it's cold out today so yer better dress warm!

Me: (struggling not to laugh my tail off) - no what I mean is, am I allowed to wear jeans and a t-shirt and play golf on the course there?

Bubba: Shoot man! Ya can wear bib overalls iffin you want to, I reckon.

Me: Ok, I think we're good here.

Bubba: Yeah, shirt and shoes'll work too.

My wife thought I needed to change the above conversation to be both politically and grammatically correct but hey, that's how it happened...

Now this conversation is probably not NEAR as entertaining unless you imagine Bubba's accent, the fact that he might-a-been gnawing on something ranging from chaw to roadkill and probably about 4x my age (alright so maybe not that old, but the rest aint far off).

Ok now, why don't we re-enact this together to get the full effect... just kidding. Welcome to the south! (Disclaimer - I have plenty of southern friends and acquaintances who may not get this - for one, they are not originally from the south or two, this conversation is perfectly normal - man I love you guys!)

Peace.

Don't Get Me Wrong...

... I normally have no problem with the S-and-S food chain but I found this sign in Indiana on our way out of town last week.

So after I laughed and laughed at about 2am driving past this sign I was able to regain some maturity and snap a picture. Now, my father-in-law might pick a fight with me about this one, especially since this is one of his favorite places to eat out here in the Midwest. But the proof is undeniable... it's apparently not just for kids anymore.

Who knew you could sell the things and actually get people to buy them? This might start a whole new food market with a seemingly unending supply.

How about you?
You interested in the new black peppercorn buger?

Peace.

I'm The REAL Mike Jones

Probably one of the funniest things I've read in a while...

You've got to check out this blog post from Nazarene Nooz that my wife found today on the web. Pay close attention to the pastor's name and his rationale...

Doggone cracked me up!
I think this is supposed to be a spoof but it's funny either way.

I still claim that I'm the REAL Mike Jones!

Pimped out peace.