Checking out resident patient 2.
He sounds a heck of a lot like 50 cent nowadays.
Not a bad album though. I'm digging the beats.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Sunday, July 6, 2008
The Shining
Two questions regarding The Shining. Can a man really live w/ his family in a secluded hotel retreat for 6 whole months w/out going crazy?
If the Scatman Crowthers character had a strong premonition when he met Danny and Jack Nicholson, then why didn't he warn his superiors that something awful might happen?
About question number #1, I don't think a man should murder his whole family, but most men would probably suffer from some sort of mental break down under such circumstances.
It must be said though that there was already something seriously wrong w/ the Jack Nicholson character from the very beginning. If he also had strong deja vu premonitions during his first visit, why would he bring his family up there at all? I guess perhaps he needed to make some money to support them.
If the Scatman Crowthers character had a strong premonition when he met Danny and Jack Nicholson, then why didn't he warn his superiors that something awful might happen?
About question number #1, I don't think a man should murder his whole family, but most men would probably suffer from some sort of mental break down under such circumstances.
It must be said though that there was already something seriously wrong w/ the Jack Nicholson character from the very beginning. If he also had strong deja vu premonitions during his first visit, why would he bring his family up there at all? I guess perhaps he needed to make some money to support them.
Friday, June 20, 2008
NBA 35th Anniversary Team
the nba named only 11 players to their all-time 35th anniversary team. pretty cool link on wiki. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBA_35th_Anniversary_Team
got me thinking. they should do the same shit for their 65th anniversary year. i would go with 12 players.
magic
bird
jordan
kareem
wilt
russell
oscar
baylor
west
duncan
erving
shaq
got me thinking. they should do the same shit for their 65th anniversary year. i would go with 12 players.
magic
bird
jordan
kareem
wilt
russell
oscar
baylor
west
duncan
erving
shaq
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
1962 Finals, Game 7
i'm carefully watching the 1962 game 7 finals with the celtics and lakers. bill russell makes the most amazing play. he grabs a rebound, throws it out to cousy for a fast break, and russell finishes it on the other end with a lay up and found.
what's so amazing is that when russell grabbed the rebound, he was easily, tied for being the guy that was furthest away from his own basket, but he somehow beats everybody back, literally out racing everybody, and was the first to reach the basket on the other end.
what's so amazing is that when russell grabbed the rebound, he was easily, tied for being the guy that was furthest away from his own basket, but he somehow beats everybody back, literally out racing everybody, and was the first to reach the basket on the other end.
Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Independent Refs
I was watching the Phil Jackson press conference today and heard him talk about his idea of having the nba refs switching to an independent source. I like this idea. At least its worth a try. I don't see any real negatives about it.
Unless, they become even more corrupted by the gamblers, which could be really bad.
But getting back to Phil, he did say a couple of funny things regarding the refs. In the current system, because the NBA are running the refs, nobody inside the game can criticize it. He compares it to a "Sacred Cow" in the sense that people on the inside are only allowed to say, oh shucks, the refs tried their best but blew it.
The other funny thing Phil mentioned was in his response to a question about corrupt refs. He says that ultimately, we're all "lemmings" in that we follow fads and fashion. Although he didn't really elaborate on the specifics, it's not too hard to understand what he means, which is that as lemmings, no system can fully protect people who want to gain more money through gambling associations.
I would love it if the NBA has a judge or higher official that can over rule calls if they are deemed to be wrong or correct calls that are wrong.
Unless, they become even more corrupted by the gamblers, which could be really bad.
But getting back to Phil, he did say a couple of funny things regarding the refs. In the current system, because the NBA are running the refs, nobody inside the game can criticize it. He compares it to a "Sacred Cow" in the sense that people on the inside are only allowed to say, oh shucks, the refs tried their best but blew it.
The other funny thing Phil mentioned was in his response to a question about corrupt refs. He says that ultimately, we're all "lemmings" in that we follow fads and fashion. Although he didn't really elaborate on the specifics, it's not too hard to understand what he means, which is that as lemmings, no system can fully protect people who want to gain more money through gambling associations.
I would love it if the NBA has a judge or higher official that can over rule calls if they are deemed to be wrong or correct calls that are wrong.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Ranking MLB Uniforms
1. Yankees
2. Red Sox
3. Dodgers
4. Cardinals
5. Cubs
6. Tigers
7. A's
8. Giants
9. Phillies
10. Indians
11. Angels
12. Pirates
13. Reds
14. Orioles
15. Braves
16. Twins
17. White Sox
18. Blue Jays
19. Nationals
20. Royals
21. Mariners
22. Mets
23. Diamondbacks
24. Astros
25. Rangers
26. Rays
27. Marlins
28. Brewers
29. Padres
30. Rockies
2. Red Sox
3. Dodgers
4. Cardinals
5. Cubs
6. Tigers
7. A's
8. Giants
9. Phillies
10. Indians
11. Angels
12. Pirates
13. Reds
14. Orioles
15. Braves
16. Twins
17. White Sox
18. Blue Jays
19. Nationals
20. Royals
21. Mariners
22. Mets
23. Diamondbacks
24. Astros
25. Rangers
26. Rays
27. Marlins
28. Brewers
29. Padres
30. Rockies
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