Crap I haven’t been on here in ages….

I always hate it when people cover a song I really love, that shouldn’t be covered.  I am a fan of Amy Winehouse, but this is just painful, coming from a singer I really appreciate, and having her butcher one of my favorite Ska songs…sadness..

Listening to some of the ethiopians, on my way to the Roosevelt game…

The Clash…period.

New fav from Bob….oh there are soo many.

I knew someone had to have sampled it…good stuff.

Slick beat….way ahead of it’s time.

Awesome stuff….we need some of these here for sure…

What a great day this is.  Being a proud laker hater I couldn’t had asked for more on Christmas, Lakers losed (ugly), Kobe was 11-32 for 35 points…what happened to the closer?  Not an efficient night at all for the self proclaimed, “black mamba.”  The fakers “bigs” were non existent….I’ve been saying this for years, anytime Gasol or Bynum meet up against bigger, more physical big men in the league, they utterly disappear and shudder away…IE: Finals against Celtics…Derek Fisher got lit up by Mo Williams, as usual, since he is old, washed up, and desperately needs to take out his retirement fund.  Fisher couldn’t guard an in-bred snail if his life depended on it…that’s how slow he is.  When the going got tough the Lakers folded.  They Cavs were allowed to play a little bit more physical and the Lakers resulted to blaming everything on the refs, that includes a 30 second half time rant by Phil Jackson on how he can’t say how bad the refs are or else he will get fined speech.  What he meant to say is, “We are getting out muscled, and we haven’t got every single call…what’s going on?!?!”  Highlight of the night, Lebron showed he was a better team player, and individual one tonight, as Kobe went off on childish rants on the court, throwing a tantrum every time he thought he got slightly nudged.  I started cracking up hysterically when Mark Jackson tried to paint Kobe as a fierce competitor, after he clearly hand-checked Lebron for a good 6 seconds until the refs called a block on a flop by Kobe.

Also Jamario Moon is my hero…along with Anthony Parker for capping Kobe on four different occasions, clean…all of them led to a, “I need to change my diaper scene,” by Kobe.

Lebron > Kobe…simple….

The game will be starting in a little bit. Just getting ready in the lock

by Bill O’Rear Tribune-Herald Sports Editor Published: Wednesday, December 23, 2009 11:37 AM HST As Justin Timberlake would say, the St. Joseph basketball team is “on fire!”

The young-and-talented Cardinals fought past the host Dragons 66-62 in the second round of the Honokaa High School Boys Basketball Tournament on Tuesday night.

The Division II Cards, under veteran coach Harry Scanlan-Leite, improved to 8-1 in the preseason, stopping the D-I Dragons at Honokaa Armory.

Thomas Fairman, a 6-foot-5 sophomore, led St. Joseph with 17 points and senior Jacob Andrade had 14. Seniors Will Scanlan and Devyn Monberg and sophomore Sebi Ohara-Saft each added 10 points.

Junior Kamu Lorenzo led Honokaa with 20 points. Jake Vallente had 18 and Tyler Meyer eight.

The Cardinals led 39-22 at the intermission and 53-36 through three quarters. The Dragons closed the final gap by outscoring the visitors 26-13 in the final period.

We beat Kona by about 30….leaving in a couple of minutes.

jacobpatterson:

illustrativo:

Artistic street signs displayed in Lyon, France.

epic win

Awesome stuff…

I would like to get rid of this nesting ground for loud annoying birds in my lawn….it’s right outside of my window and driving me insane…