I love this video, Jenn a big fan of the Entertainment channel had already seen this video. But I of course saw it on Digg.com, and I can’t help but post it. I love The Price is Right, maybe not with Drew Carrey, but this lady is classic. I guess she was just nervous, but nervous twice, there probably isn’t any excuse.
There is no doubt that Saturday Night Live has seen better days, it has been a long time since I sat down and watched anything to do with SNL. However I remembered that Steve Carell was going to be on this week so I caught some of the skits on Hulu. If you don’t know Hulu is a great video service that plays full episodes for a lot of the shows on NBC and a few other networks. The three skits are in the following order. The Office in Japan, Obama vs. Clinton, and Graduation Commencement Speech. All three I found to be a real pleasure to watch and some good laughs. I especially love the names in the last video of the Commencement Speech, pretty clever. Enjoy them! 1) The Office in Japan
I love watching Tiger Woods play. The man is pure brilliance and it showed again today. I was just eating lunch ready to sit down and study for finals when I remembered Tiger was in the lead at Arnold Palmer’s tournament in Orlando. Of course when Tiger is in the lead you know its going to be a great Sunday! Well it proved to be again! Tiger comes in tied on the 18th looking like he is going to force a playoff. He sticks his shot on the fairway, and sticks his approach on the green. He had a 20+ foot putt, longer the he had made all tournament. But its Tiger Woods and you just got the feeling like he was going to sink it. And sure enough he did.
So I am not sure even what I mean by the title of this post. Basically instead of writing a post today I am going to throw up what I consider to be an extremely funny video. If you haven’t seen this, this guy keeps his eye on the job at hand. After getting thrown into a full front flip which could have landed a lot worse, the reporter stays the course and finishes his out his segment without hesitation. Its a pretty classic video:
So I very rarely stay up late enough to watch the late night shows. I usually will watch Colbert at 10:30 and then hit the sack, but last night I was up finishing a book called Black Hands of Beijing for a Chinese Revolution class that I am taking. Needless to say I wanted to wind down a bit after 4+ hours of reading so I flipped between Leno and Letterman. I am finding more and more that I like Leno a lot better. Letterman just bothers me. Needless to say Leno had two guests I was more inclined to watch which was Bill Cosby and Novak Djokovic the tennis player who beat Federer at the Australian Open. Djokovic for those who don’t follow tennis is actually one of the lighter hearted guys on the tour and actually does some good impressions. However following Cosby last night left him feeling a bit dry.
Getting on to the point of the post, Bill Cosby was on last night, who I consider to be one of the most entertaining people to watch. The man is just funny. My parents saw him do stand-up a few years back and said he wasn’t necessarily running at full speed like he had in the past, but even last night he did a short routine and it really was quite good. It was one of those interviews where you could see Leno was really was a big fan, and the two had a lot of respect for each other. It just reminded me of how much I enjoyed Cosby’s work and made me want to go back and watch some of his earlier material. It was good stuff last night, just what you need after reading a rather long winded book.
Also if you want to watch my favorite part of Cosby’s stand up is his stand-up on going to the Dentist. I for one HATE the Dentist, so this is especially funny for me. Enjoy
I deal with a lot of cash. Not because I am rich, but because I work as a Senior Teller at Bank of America, so its my job to count cash, and count cash quick. I have actually gotten really good at it and could probably work in a Vegas casino if I really wanted to. However I have always found it interesting how everyone has a different way of counting cash. According to this video, I do it in a very American fashion. Enjoy this wonderful video on counting cash, and how it differs between countries.
I watched the Super Bowl. For those who read my previous post I really didn’t think I was going to, and right now at 12:00am on Monday morning writing my paper I am feeling the repercussions of it. What a game eh? It was great to see the “perfect team” go down! I got to say I was rooting heavy for the Giants, and to see Eli mount that great game winning drive was by far one of my best Super Bowl experiences since the 49ers destroyed the Charges back in 94. But outside of the game I had to post my favorite commercial. Which easily was “What is Love” Pepsi Max commercial.
I can’t say I will be voting for Senator Obama, in fact I can pretty much say as of right now I don’t like anyone who is running. But I give Obama credit, he sure is connecting. His latest video that was posted, is going around like wildfire, and I have to admit its a pretty neat little video. I just can’t wrap my fingers on this guy, his speeches are exceptional, but as people keep saying, “there is something about him.” And I agree there is something about him, but what is I am not sure if I like or I don’t. My gut says, somethings fishy.
I have not been one to follow the career of Bill Gates all that close, I watch him at his CES presentations, and other Microsoft presentations, but never a big one to really pay all that much attention to. He is no Steve Jobs, but at the same time I heard a lot of great things about his Farewell video this year at CES, and all the folks that told me about I thank because it was a great video to watch. And thus I have it for all of you. Enjoy
I love Seinfeld. I would say half the nights of the week I watch Seinfeld on TV. The show never gets old and always gives a great laugh before hitting the sack. Here is some Seinfeld stand up that I really enjoyed today while hanging out in the library.