Tuesday, August 3, 2010

Little Kids Love Flashers...Boobs



Just look for the little kid that is freaking out, yeah he's the one that likes boobs more than any other kid his age.

Wale-A Mixtape About Nothing




http://www.mediafire.com/?h5r35oon4fk51el

Monday, August 2, 2010

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Friday, July 30, 2010

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Salsa Dog!

New Vizzy



Congrats to Wichita's XV on signing a record deal with Warner Bros.
Clap for him
NOW DOWNLOAD THE NEW TRACK!

http://usershare.net/36t7qs1s3xun

Kanye West - Mama's Boyfriend (Live;Acapella)


This is Kanye performing for the staff of Facebook in Palo Alto, CA.
Yeah, he's good. Happy he's back to rapping.
Enjoy

Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Seagulls....Dancing to Techno



It delivers what it promises

Monday, July 26, 2010

Tim Roth in Brostitute



This will change you.

Thanks to Funny or Die

Thursday, July 22, 2010

Senator???!!!

Somber Today

I just heard that a great man passed. Wichita's own Randy Jackson passed on today leaving a legacy of hard work and love. His trademark seam bursting biceps, contagious smile and quotes like "we still friends" and "when you ski with me you ski with the world" will be his legacy. Cancer may have taken Coach away but nothing can take away the spirit and soul of such a man.

It was hard to hear at first without questioning whether or not it was a dream or a cruel joke that Coach Jackson died because from the way I remember him he was invincible, impervious to things that mere mortals like us were subject to. The man survived a plane crash for God's sake! Surely he could beat cancer. In the end it was the cancer that won but that is not what we will remember him for. For those of you who played basketball at Robinson Middle School for Coach Jackson you will remember line drills and sitting on that God Damn wall but what no one realized is that he was teaching you while being hard on you.

He always remembered everyone that he taught and he would earnestly ask you how things were going and not hesitate to tell you what you were doing wrong in a sort of fatherly critical way but we always took something away from that because we all knew he was generally right.

So for that I say, thank you Coach Randy Jackson. You will be missed.

We Still Friends though.