Living under a rock...

I must have been - as today is the first time I've seen this.

Apparently, it went viral a WHILE ago.

Lip Dub - Flagpole Sitta by Harvey Danger from amandalynferri on Vimeo.

Laptops in disguise...

Stripes

Pack 246 from Hillside Elementary in Brookfield, WI.

Pack Yell to get into the mess hall on Saturday Night.

The boys were amazing. I have never been more proud. (haha.)

Chuck Storm is the MAN!!!

Nice work - ya doofus.

Steal Everything...

OK - so after the Kid Rock show last Thursday, I felt the need to go out and spend $10 on his new CD.

It's fantastic.

I WAS going to just download it - possibly illegally - but then I figured - WTF, it's only $10. (Plus - I saved a buck using a Best Buy coupon.)

Anyway - buy the CD. It's called "Rock N Roll Jesus"

Kid Rock at Club HOG 25

Friggin' awesome - lyrics DEFINITELY not for children.

Chris Matthews asks about Obama

sacrilege...

ouch.

You have GOT to be effing kidding me...

Unbelievable.



Dude got 100% on GH3's hardest song.

3722 notes.

Ridiculous.

Monday?

Rumor has it that the new iPhone drops Monday.

Sweet.

that's what she said...

disturbing...

Whoa.

Thanks to Cesar for this one:

ret hel intru yoh hawt

Seriously?



Seriously.

this says it all...

no witty commentary needed.
I'm seriously sick to my stomach.

Satellite

Collective Soul & The Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra.

Amazing.

Passing of a Legend...

re-post

Bob Kames, Milwaukee's own music man, died of prostate cancer today, according to his family.

Kames popularized an old-world tune called "Dance Little Bird" - better known as "The Chicken Dance." He long operated the Bob Kames Wonderful World of Music stores here in Milwaukee. He recorded more than 70 albums in his long career. Other professional work included a stint with the Lawrence Welk Orchestra.

His legal name remained Robert Kujawa, but he was known as Bob Kames, his professional name.

Another one of Kames' songs also made the big-time, said his son, Bob Kames, Jr. In 1949, Kames composed a pop tune in honor of his future wife, calling it, "You Are My One True Love." The tune was based on a Polish folk song. After being turned down by major labels, he recorded it himself, paying for the first 5,000 records himself.

It was picked up by London Records in England, becoming a huge hit.

"He wrote that for her," Bob Jr. said of his late mother, Edith Kames. "It was a million-seller. Lawrence Welk recorded it and Frankie Yankovic, and John and Sandra Steel, and others."

The "C" stands for METAL!

Friggin Awesome.

what i do...

This sums it up best:

Pearl is back - farewell performance

This is the best.

Charlie is a punk...

Don't "eff" with Charlie.



Now I just need to teach my son how to speak with a British accent.