If only the Izzone was this fun…hahah!  Ok, maybe this dude has taken it too far. 35ish second mark:

If soccer was as entertaining as this commercial, I’d watch a game or two in their entirety.  I know, I know – soccer rules the world but I’d rather watch the games in fast forward.

Liz, thank you.

An otherwise uneventful video gets pretty crazy rather quickly around the 30 second mark.  I’m glad the skater won the fight – actually, he kicked the gangster’s a$$.  Super strange how natural it seemed for one kid to pull a gun on another.

Andy, thank you.

Note: I haven’t read any other previews.  Here is the beginning of their weak a$$ fight during the weigh in.  Watch part 2 here to see a little more of two tiny men pushing each other around.

Preview:

Amir Khan has a glass jaw as seen here.  Has Freddie Roach taught him to keep his hands up?  It doesn’t matter, Paulie Malignaggi couldn’t knock out a flea.

But, Paulie has fought 2 of the best fighters boxing has to offer – Ricky Hatton and Miguel Cotto – down to the wire.  He went 12 rounds with Cotto and the last 2 of those rounds with a BROKEN JAW as seen here.  The decision wasn’t in Paulie’s favor, but, he’s got the heart of a champion and doesn’t know when to quit.  Speaking of quitting, I’m not sure Paulie could have beaten Hatton had his corner not called the fight as seen here.  Though Malignaggi‎’s punches in round 10 were meaningless, I don’t know how your corner can throw in the towel when you’re dancing circles around your competetor.

Known:

Amir Khan isn’t nearly as good as Cotto or Hatton.  Paulie can’t knock anyone out.  Khan has a glass jaw but is trained by Freddie Roach. Paulie Malignaggi has 3 losses and a 4th retires him – I’m not sure he’s ready to hang them up yet.

Prediction:

Paulie Malignaggi wins by unanimous decision after a fight that goes 12 rounds.

How does the above compare to what other mainstream boxing sites are saying?

Completely unnecessary. Aside from that, what was he saying? Something about a slice of lime. And, how can you transition from a dance with a ton of people in a line into a Phil Collins “beat?”

Andy, thank you.

Hard to tell if the cop was in the wrong, right?

You know a video is going to be good when the newscaster says something to the effect of, “As a warning, the footage you’re about to see is considered disturbing.”

What happened to his buddy?  It looked like he went up some sort of embankment and then either his Harley (or his Harley and he) landed that jump.

If your junk is showing, I’m going to tag it – even if it is a friend of a friend of a friend photo. Here’s to hoping my tag gets approved by the poster. In the interim…

This video reminds me of my youth in way too many ways. I love the soundtrack. But, I really love the closing…sweet move, dude.

Article:

http://www.cnn.com/2010/TRAVEL/05/12/california.marijuana.tourism/index.html?hpt=C1

Mainpage screenshot and link through to CNN.com…

SCRIPT (to the best of my knowledge/understanding):

“Trying to make you gun guys aware about what the capabilities are of the knife. You move too slow and you count too much on that one shot taking him down and…ummmm…you gotta move.”

“This is 21 feet.  Set-up and ready to go!”

“Hiding behind a tree somewhere and I see somebody coming down the trail and I go – haaa! – that’s my enemy.”

“Alright, this is a relatively small knife.  It’s the cold steel spartan….Just hanging out.”

Jay Z’s tribute to Betty White was a very kind gesture.

I usually skip this song on The Blueprint 3 but – IMO – it was a legit performance.

Nothing beats this Jay Z medley performance with Bridget Kelly from earlier in the Saturday Night Live episode though.

The Jay Z medley on Saturday Night Live included bits from the following songs:

“On To The Next One,” “Public Service Announcement,” “99 Problems,” “03 Bonnie & Clyde” ending with “Empire State of Mind” with Bridget Kelly [edit: not Alicia Keys].

Great stuff…enjoy the video.

Update: Here’s an HD version of Jay’s 2nd performance on Saturday Night Live – Forever Young with Mr. Hudson – a tribute to Betty White.