Chris Benoit Photoshops

From Wrestlecrap.com, and maybe some from TheWrestlingFan.com.

I was just as heartbroken when I learned of Chris' death as anyone, then as confused, hurt, and disgusted by the news that followed about his last days. However, some of these shops, done years later, are actually pretty damn funny so I'm good with celebrating a monster.

90's country videos

R.I.P. Tony Curtis

He passed on September 30th at the age of 85. While Tony had a long and successful career, he will always be remembered to me as Josephine and Junior from the timeless 'Some Like it Hot'.

I'm an asshole when it comes to comics

Read this article, from my local paper about the Silver Scorpion's creation by a group of disabled kids: http://www.tampabay.com/incoming/disabled-youths-construct-new-muslim-comic-book-superhero/1124375

Now, why I'm a douche; the Silver Scorpion is about a guy in a wheelchair that instantly reminds me of Prof X's hoverchair (mixed with The Chief's Battle Chair from Doom Patrol 94). And then his power is to control metal, much like X-Men villain Magneto. but hey, maybe the character is different. It's not like Nazi Holocaust  victim Magneto was influenced by war. 

So here's some kids, trying their best to do a good thing for a good reason, and all my cynical comic-fan mind can do is think that this is a huge rip-off and  MY rip-off's of comic characters never made the paper. 

I disagree with this Shaggy shirt

Outwardly, yes Shaggy seems like a slacker. He's lazy and just wants to eat all the time. But, depending on the series, he's either spending over 300 days a year on the road investigating strange rumours, or defending his million-plus dollar inheritance from all sorts of crooks. I'd be hard pressed to find one 'hard-worker' who's done more with their life then Shaggy has!

Up does not make you jump higher

Been playing Super Metroid for hours on end this week, and when I acquired the Space Jump I proceeded to die a slow, agonizing death multiple times by repeatedly falling on spikes after my first spin. For years, I've had the habit of holding up when I jump - like that would magically make me jump higher. I've been doing it since the NES days, but in SM it will kill you, as up breaks you out of a spin jump, and for space jump you need to continuously spin. It took me a good 20 minutes to get comfortable doing it, and I sure haven't mastered it yet, though I'm good enough to get it to get me everywhere I need to go with only a few hiccups.

Beating Ridley, however, is something I cannot even come close to getting. :/

Doodles

I like it when restaurants give me crayons

The following Silly Bandz have been Rated RKO

Check out what I found at work today!

And no I didn't buy them, but thats still a pretty sweet combo (fuck Rey), even if i don't care for this craze. Hey wait a tick...

Is that a mic? 

Hmmm...

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...

I got it!!

 

Fuck I'm immature.

Also, Edge is the silly bandz champion. 

                                                       

He will never be Diddy to me.

It's Sean Combs or Puff Daddy or Puffy if you're more then a casual acquaintance, but thats it.

Remember Bloodhound?

Bloodhound was a short lived 2004 series from DC Comics. It was about a normal man named Travis Clevenger, who is released early from prison just because he's exceptional at hunting down meta-humans. A cool book from Dan Jolley and Leonard Kirk, it should be very easy and cheap to pick up (it ran for 10 issues).

Go read up on some old interviews about it:

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=3736
http://forum.newsarama.com/showthread.php?t=11310

Seems Dan's regained the rights for it, and has been very busy in the years since. Check him out at his website. http://www.danjolley.com