Check out this link for more from AC/DC's concert over the weekend in Barcelona.
Monday, June 1, 2015
AC/DC still bringing it
I'm typically not a fan of people taking video at concerts, but this pretty cool.
Tuesday, May 26, 2015
Ginja Ninja
I like Jon Ryan because he used to be on the Packers, but I hate Jon Ryan because he's currently on the Seahawks.
Therefore, I'm happy with his outcome on "American Ninja Warrior"
Therefore, I'm happy with his outcome on "American Ninja Warrior"
Thursday, April 30, 2015
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Wednesday, April 22, 2015
Amy Schumer
Have you ever watched something, and cringed because of how well it's executed? Satire at it's finest.
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Rice Krispie
I don't have much of a sweet tooth, and chocolate isn't really my thing. But this, I'm a fan of.

Via NBC News:
A group of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison said Sunday that they cooked up a Rice Krispies treat that shatters the Guinness World Record for the largest cereal treat by half a ton.
The group, called Project Freshman 15,000 — a reference to the notorious "freshman 15" — set out on a goal to construct a 7½-ton version of the classic gooey cereal treat while raising money for charity along the way, according to a statement from the school.
The student volunteers, led by the visionary of the project, Joe Tarnowski, started melting the butter and marshmallows Thursday morning and finished up Sunday with a Rice Krispies treat that was 11,327 pounds. While the finished product was a tad short of their goal, the group is still confident they beat the world record, which was set in 2010 with a brick of Rice Krispies weighing 10,314 pounds, according to Guinness World Records.
Via NBC News:
A group of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison said Sunday that they cooked up a Rice Krispies treat that shatters the Guinness World Record for the largest cereal treat by half a ton.
The group, called Project Freshman 15,000 — a reference to the notorious "freshman 15" — set out on a goal to construct a 7½-ton version of the classic gooey cereal treat while raising money for charity along the way, according to a statement from the school.
The student volunteers, led by the visionary of the project, Joe Tarnowski, started melting the butter and marshmallows Thursday morning and finished up Sunday with a Rice Krispies treat that was 11,327 pounds. While the finished product was a tad short of their goal, the group is still confident they beat the world record, which was set in 2010 with a brick of Rice Krispies weighing 10,314 pounds, according to Guinness World Records.
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