JPNor's blog

I saw this documentary (The Self Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior) about 5 years ago but had forgotten about it until a friend sent me this clip today. Even if you're not a wrestling fan, this is highly entertaining. I remember loving the Ultimate Warrior when he was active in the WWE when I was around sixth grade. I must have been retarded.

As if I don't have enough real life responsibilities to keep me away from my video games, I've been thinking over the last couple days about something I could potentially contribute to our little community:

24 hour a day, 7 days a week 2old2play Radio.

It's a very premature concept at this point but here's what I'm thinking:

A 24 hour, member content-driven internet radio station geared very specifically to the 2old2play community.

As if I don't have enough real life responsibilities to keep me away from my video games, I've been thinking over the last couple days about something I could potentially contribute to our little community:

24 hour a day, 7 days a week 2old2play Radio.

It's a very premature concept at this point but here's what I'm thinking:

A 24 hour, member content-driven internet radio station geared very specifically to the 2old2play community.

Yes, I know it's insensitive. But it made me laugh nonetheless.

Yes, I know it's insensitive. But it made me laugh nonetheless.

I came across this on Youtube and thought it was funny. Pokes fun at timmyspeak toward the end too.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZeLIntsuNI[/youtube]

I came across this on Youtube and thought it was funny. Pokes fun at timmyspeak toward the end too.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZeLIntsuNI[/youtube]

Maybe I wasn't properly trained in etiquette but tipping is something I've always had an issue with. I'm not talking about how much to tip waitresses and bartenders. In most cases I like to think I'm pretty generous (25+% unless they suck). I'm referring more to those jobs where tipping is more than likely handled on a customer-by-customer basis.

Maybe I wasn't properly trained in etiquette but tipping is something I've always had an issue with. I'm not talking about how much to tip waitresses and bartenders. In most cases I like to think I'm pretty generous (25+% unless they suck). I'm referring more to those jobs where tipping is more than likely handled on a customer-by-customer basis.

I heard the audio from this on the radio today and had to go back and watch it. Somebody put a lot of hard work into it. Some of it is absolutely hilarious, and some cringe-worthy at how bad it is (particularly some of the Ah-nold quotes). As you can imagine, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Keanu Reaves dominate much of this list.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTiAS7cdsYc[/youtube]