Worst thing about Gatsby.

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The Wall Street Journal’s portrait of Hulk Hogan is pretty spot-on, brother.

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heinekenrana:

99 Problems…

And this really isn’t one of them, but: Did you know when a show reaches 100 episodes, it’s considered viable for syndication?

So what happens to a podcast when it reaches 100 episodes?

The KGBCast, a podcast near and dear to my heart (or whatever I have that passes for one of those, anyway), is about to reach its 100th Episode. They’re recording their 99th this evening, and what I’d like from you, to help me answer that question, is for you to send them questions so good they’ll still be discussing them when the 100th show has passed and they’re on their way to their 200th.

I say it just about every week, but when I tell you you can ask them anything, I’m not kidding. They’ve been asked about what their last meal would be on Death Row, what they want done with their bodies when they die, their favorite guilty pleasure movies; you name it and they’ve answered it, no matter how bizarre (that song is now stuck in your head). I - and they - would love it if you asked em something this week. And the next. And the week after. Ask em whatever you like. Tell them your darkest summer camp memories. Explain to them how wrong they are about stuff and things. Invent a new ratings system for their movie reviews. Write a detailed thesis explaining why avocado is the perfect thing to go on everything.

The point I am trying to make is, interact with them. Listen to the show. Support these guys. They’re the best, and they think their audience is the best, and I think they’re right (I’m biased), and I want you all to be a part of it.

So: Feel free to use the link to their site I provided up there to submit an ask, or follow them on Twitter and tell them things. Hashtag your stuff #LTTKGB for faster response time. Call them* and sing “Take On Me” to them til the voicemail runs out. They’ll love you for it.

And as always, thank you. You’re the meaning in my life, and you’re my inspiration.

(* (347) 696-0KGB, by the way, if you’re phone inclined.)

We have some of the best and devoted listeners when it comes to podcasting. I cannot wait for you all to see what we have planned for episode #100.

I’m pretty awful at livetweeting WWE PPVs, you guys…

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jmarie3:

God I love Prince. I have loved him since I was a kid. I perfected the art of black eyeliner from him.

He is still the man.

KISS - “God of Thunder” (Live on WCW Monday Nitro, August 23rd, 1999)

This is it.

This is the track that made me into the huge KISS fan that I am today.

I was wrestling mark well before learning about the band, but one appearance on my WCW Monday Nitro show was all it took to get the group inside my brain. I recorded this onto a cassette, listened to it every day on the way to school, grabbed Double Platinum and Destroyer, and that’s all she wrote.

The funny thing is that whenever I put on Destroyer for the first time, I was severely disappointed by the studio track of “God of Thunder”. In fact, I still think it’s absolutely terrible and prefer the live track any day… even if this particular live track was completely put together in a studio.

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palmspringsbeats:

Kanye West: Black Skinhead (Live on SNL)

What the hell will this new album be about? What are you on, Mr. West?

12. The Great Gatsby (2013)

Despite the fact that every advertisement I’ve seen so far has clubbed me over the head with the fact that THE BAZ LUHRMANN is behind this Gatsby film, I actually ended up enjoying the movie. I opted for the 2D version of the movie, and I think I fared better off for it since I’m sure some of the more outlandish scenes would have felt even more ridiculous with the 3D effects and Jay-Z’s music blaring through it.

Truth be told I was hating my Gatsby experience at first but somewhere in between my third beer and the second helping of Flix Brewhouse’s Margherita Pizza, I came around. I’ve read the book only once in high school and had no real favorable feelings regarding the novel or the characters, but Carey Mulligan and Leonardo DiCaprio sold me on the actual story that was being told, the one that was just past all of the Luhrmann craziness.

Thankfully, Gatsby never goes into Moulin Rouge! territory by becoming a full-on trashy spectacle, but then again, isn’t that what Luhrmann fans love? You mutants will probably still enjoy the handful of cringe-inducing moments in the film but might find yourself disappointed in the Gatsby overall. As for myself, I was just happy that none of the main characters busted out in a “Empire State of Mind” singalong (which I was the kind of crap I was expecting).

Stone Gods - “Start of Something”

One of the worst things about The Darkness reuniting with their original lineup is the fact that we’ll probably never hear the Stone Gods’ sophomore album. After Justin Hawkins split from The Darkness originally, the remaining guys got together as the Stone Gods and put out a fantastic pop-rock album that was reviewed favorably over in the UK.

Though, the sad thing about the Gods was that their music really had nothing memorable going for it lyrically. The sense of humor and weirdness that Justin Hawkins puts into his songs was sorely lacking, even if the Stone Gods had some pretty catchy melodies.

I would definitely pick up another album from these gents…

rickstallion:

respectthisring:

Fuck a gun or a bat, cashiers keeping steel chairs behind the register now.

i wish i was the one smackin’ fools with chairs

Bah Gawd, King! That man has a family!!

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