It's good to be King, whatever it pays
This was AWESOME!
Watch the whole thing, but nothing actually happens til 50 seconds in.
I mean, sure, it's silly and stupid. But I wish the news was always like that. I know the world's a terrible place, I don't need to be reminded of it all the time. The thing that bothers me the most is all the people posting negative comments on YouTube, even though that's basically what YouTube is, or anything on the internet for that matter.
Can't some people just have some stupid, innocent fun on TV and not be criticized by, for lack of a better term, haters. Fuckin haters. Just mad they aren't getting paid to do Soulja Boy on TV. Why can't people just take things for face value? It's Dance Friday! Chill out. Check that dude back that shit up at 1:40 then again a few seconds later. Hilarious. I wish the news was always like that, I might actually watch it more, instead of just reading it on Google News.
In unrelated news, my dad tried to grill last night for the first time in a while, since I pretty much took over that duty years ago. And even though I don't live with them anymore, they still get me to do it for them. Why? Because it's not as easy as it looks, especially when you're dealing with a charcoal fire. And the bigger the pit you have, the more charcoal you're dealing with, the more potential for your fire to be uneven and act up. After dealing with charcoal for so long, I understand why people love gas grills so much. Whenever I move into a house or an apartment with a balcony, I may just get me one.
When I came to the house this morning, he was telling me about what a disaster it was. All I could think was, "Roffle"(that's my way or saying "rofl" which means rolling on the floor laughing which means I was just laughing on the inside). But I do love cooking, and know the disappointment of a failed dish all too well. I grilled for NFL playoffs/LSU game this weekend so I'd have something to eat. I might even do it again this weekend, funds permitting. For as few things hurt as much as the pain of a poorly cooked dish, few things satisfy as well as a meal well cooked.
Congrats LSU Tigers. But what's up with pretty much NO ONE putting you guys in the top 5 next year? Are all the players leaving? Are USC and Missouri really going to be that good? Answer my questions, Dave Hebert.
Watch the whole thing, but nothing actually happens til 50 seconds in.
Click to viewI mean, sure, it's silly and stupid. But I wish the news was always like that. I know the world's a terrible place, I don't need to be reminded of it all the time. The thing that bothers me the most is all the people posting negative comments on YouTube, even though that's basically what YouTube is, or anything on the internet for that matter.
Can't some people just have some stupid, innocent fun on TV and not be criticized by, for lack of a better term, haters. Fuckin haters. Just mad they aren't getting paid to do Soulja Boy on TV. Why can't people just take things for face value? It's Dance Friday! Chill out. Check that dude back that shit up at 1:40 then again a few seconds later. Hilarious. I wish the news was always like that, I might actually watch it more, instead of just reading it on Google News.
In unrelated news, my dad tried to grill last night for the first time in a while, since I pretty much took over that duty years ago. And even though I don't live with them anymore, they still get me to do it for them. Why? Because it's not as easy as it looks, especially when you're dealing with a charcoal fire. And the bigger the pit you have, the more charcoal you're dealing with, the more potential for your fire to be uneven and act up. After dealing with charcoal for so long, I understand why people love gas grills so much. Whenever I move into a house or an apartment with a balcony, I may just get me one.
When I came to the house this morning, he was telling me about what a disaster it was. All I could think was, "Roffle"(that's my way or saying "rofl" which means rolling on the floor laughing which means I was just laughing on the inside). But I do love cooking, and know the disappointment of a failed dish all too well. I grilled for NFL playoffs/LSU game this weekend so I'd have something to eat. I might even do it again this weekend, funds permitting. For as few things hurt as much as the pain of a poorly cooked dish, few things satisfy as well as a meal well cooked.
Congrats LSU Tigers. But what's up with pretty much NO ONE putting you guys in the top 5 next year? Are all the players leaving? Are USC and Missouri really going to be that good? Answer my questions, Dave Hebert.