It’s Wednesday, and we’re kick-starting the day with some INXS. Cast your mind back to 1984 when the Macintosh burst onto the scene with Steve Jobs in his iconic turtleneck and a sledgehammer-wielding rebel. Today, we’re taking a break from politics for some mental R&R – think fluffy kittens and pineapple on pizza debates.
Tomorrow marks 40 years since the Macintosh launch and iconic “1984” commercial. Nick Dunlap wins PGA event but can’t claim $1.5M due to amateur status. Political double standards spark debate. Are we truly stuck with underwhelming candidates? In lighter news, a Professor debates a ‘Flat Earther’.
The writer hilariously forgot to add a video to their blog post about Trump’s confusing moments. Trump assured everyone he’s more intelligent now, and then the topic slides to discussing term limits for Congressional leaders. Also, football day and a fun YouTube video kicker! All in a day’s work.
It’s Saturday, and the golfers are out in force. Good luck to the new guy – hope he’s got his game face on! Speaking of games, why do some players DQ themselves to avoid a bad score? And in the world of news, Trump’s antics continue to baffle. Someone needs to introduce an age limit for presidents, pronto! And RIP Sports Illustrated – print media is taking a real hit. Let’s hope the rest of the day is less confusing than Trump’s security mix-up!
It’s Thursday, and let’s recap the madness. Trump’s court case is on hold – does the President have immunity for life? NPR’s Kim Wehle delves into the constitutional chaos. In sports, the Chicago Bears snag the #1 NFL draft pick, while the Cubs secure a Japanese starter (no layaway plan, unlike the Dodgers). Happy Thursday!
Michigan’s National title win sparks controversy with suspensions and sign-stealing allegations. Quarterback JJ McCarthy claims 80% of college football teams steal signs, but Michigan’s tactics go beyond the norm. Coach Jim Harbaugh may face heavy investigation, potentially leading him back to the NFL. The program could face severe punishment, possibly even vacating the Championship.
As my friends turn sixty, I realize my “drinking” skills are not what they used to be. Turning sixty marks a phase of reflection and wisdom, celebrated differently by everyone. The Golden Globes and Oscars honor outstanding achievements in film and TV, with humorous and viral moments. Meanwhile, the new sensation of “YouTube Golf” has emerged. Cheers to turning sixty!
A seemingly innocent turkey sandwich leads to a hilarious gym adventure and a showdown with the wife. After a grueling leg day and a sauna session, the uneaten sandwich sparks conflict. This comical tale reminds us that even the smallest things can trigger big reactions. Who knew a sandwich could cause such chaos?
It’s Thursday, and the music’s on. Hold up – Time picked Taylor Swift as Person of the Year? Nope, it should’ve been AI. Yep, artificial intelligence is taking over. Even Joe Rogan’s talking about it, along with Eric Weinstein. It’s a wild ride, folks. Buckle up and get ready for the future!
Today’s post is a rollercoaster of emotions and entertainment. From Sean Connery’s heartbreaking battle with dementia to Caitlin Clark’s Steph Curry-like mastery on the basketball court, and a dad discovering One Direction thanks to his “little lightning bolt” daughter. Remember, expanding musical horizons is key, even if it means leaving the 90s behind!
The author spills the tea on their recent booze break and ponders the deep impact of party juice on their vibes. They also dish about hitting up an Irish pub and being all wishy-washy about future shenanigans. Then it’s like, Jocko Willink’s big Navy SEAL mic drop and his ongoing power moves. Oh, and let’s not forget about Alan Ritchson’s bod overhaul for a gig. Plus, there’s some hot goss about 2024 politics and major heart eyes for Tim Miller.
Our indecisive blogger grapples with what to post about and casually eavesdrops to unleash an unsolicited opinion about the superiority of streaming music over vinyl. He loves ‘Don’t Destroy Videos’, nudges readers to update to iOS 17.2, and eagerly anticipates MKBHD’s yearly phone tests. PS: He’s also hyped for Christmas!
In the festive spirit of letters to Santa, this procrastinating photog is mad-dashing with his Christmas cards. Swerving from once-liked Shutterfly to new flame ‘Nations Photo’, he’s geared up for the perfect print. In other news, famous golfers played with their kids, and NBC is test-driving Kevin Kisner as their new golf commentator. Ho-ho-hold the phones!
Our quirky narrator hits the post-Thanksgiving ground running, embracing health before New Year’s starts. He revels in the Chargers’ colossal defeat, muses over the money hungriness in golf, commends young golfer Anaka Sorrenstam’s son, and enjoys late-night TV with Dua Lipa. He wraps it up with a chat about modern women’s insanity.
This post remembers Pearl Harbor and the consequential ‘what ifs’, pokes fun at LIV’s struggle to become a golf giant, recoils at the PR jargon, and speculates whether Ohtani’s mega deal with the Dodgers was a lazy move to avoid packing boxes. On a bright note, it’s always cheers to good friends!