The Ranting Beaver

His description of himself and I think you know why.

If you haven't seen Gabriel Iglesias yet (yeah, yeah, I know he was the one kicked off Last Comic Standing last season ... he shoulda won), you should check out this clip:



His Comedy Central Special started airing this weekend. Check it out! Tivo it you bastards. You won't be sorry.

Clearly, this guy sets the bar.

Wonder if the blue screen of death will stick around as long ... then again, when MSFT takes over your mind, that may be the last thing you see before you kick the bucket.

There's a warm thought.

Peace and chicken grease.

The three of us, manga style yo. Enjoy! (PS - guys, we can buy a print of this if you want, ask me how.)


Da Boys - Sketch Version by =kniel187 on deviantART

One of the best domains I've heard in a long time:

theballstogoforit.com

P.S. - It's a golf ball site by the way.

... must be a halftime show or something ...

Crazy Coordinated Dance

Just watch it already.

Take a look. Stop on by. Leave a comment. The thumbs below are clickable to a page with a larger view.





Thanks!
Ken

OK ... So I am not a stranger to Spanglish (being fairly fluent myself), but for those who are not familiar, it is the ability (???) of speaking with someone in both Spanish and English in the same sentence. I'm not sure where it comes from - perhaps laziness when searching for the word, or perhaps it is simply a clash of cultures. I am sure you can see George Lopez's comedy for further reference on the topic.

Well ... I was not aware that other nationalities participated in this "tradition" with their own languages as well. I was pleasantly entertained/surprised a couple of days ago, when I overheard part of a phone conversation that appeared to be in both Chinese and English (Mandarin or Cantonese, I could not say, but I knew it was not Japanese and have a sense that it was not Korean - not trying to be insulting ... I just know what I have been exposed to) and kinda came up with the term in the title. (I'm sure I'm bound to offend with that term, but it seemed appropriate.)

I'm just wondering if it sounds so strange to others when we use our Spanglish ... I was both amused and fascinated at the same time. Anyone else come across this with something other than Spanish?