University of Louisville football coach Bobby Petrino once again showed his strength in developing quarterbacks when seldom used Kyle Bolin was thrown into the intrastate rivalry game with the University of Kentucky. Mr. Afterthought scrambled to find his helmet, then calmly completed 21 of 31 passes for 381 yards and 3 touchdowns. He also threw a pick 6 and fumbled to give UK another defensive touchdown. Once victory was assured for the Cardinals, Lexington native Kyle Bolin became the toast of Louisville. Down 13-0, Petrino sent Bolin onto the field with an empty backfield, showing UK that the new kid was going to throw. Two plays, two completions, the second one for a 45 yard touchdown strike to DeVante Parker. Louisville would go
Month: November 2014
Cake it on
Nuts indeed
Pro-lifers outside an abortion clinic meet a woman who begs to differ with their position. Neither side appeared to alter the other's perspective. NSFW (profanity)
Objectifying great artists
Blackless Black Friday
Here's a hilarious parody of Black Friday mashed up with "The Purge." Ben Stiller's production company Red Hour Films creates pieces for the You Tube channel Nacho Punch. It's funny but not completely reflective of society at large. Media content of this nature is heavily sanitized to avoid delivering the reality that all segments of society have both noble and ignoble people. Ever notice how commercials and comedy sketches tend to portray couples as a smart, in-charge woman with a hapless man? In any burglar alarm commercial, which ethnicity is always portrayed as the burglar(s)? Got to be a white guy or the Internet mob would hashtag the advertiser into smoldering ashes. Because of racial sensitivity, Stiller's people had
Fiddy can’t sing this 50 for 50
Merry Christmas, Siri
Our kids don't bother with face-to-face contact. But they love their phones.
Rand Time with Bill Maher
Two blunt men, one show Now the question begs, will the heavy money people back Rand Paul for president?
Conclusion: The Huffington Post hates America
Huffington Post listed all of these American inequities without mentioning that the U.S. is by far the most benevolent nation. American philanthropy, community service, and missionary work are unparalleled worldwide, but you wouldn't know it here. Tell it all, Huff Po.
Band Aid on a Band Aid
Here's the new recording of Do They Know It's Christmas. British pop stars gathered on the 30th anniversary of the original DTKIC session to generate funds to ease the ebola crisis. And here's the original 1984 fundraiser that generated millions of dollars to eradicate hunger in third world countries.