Mesut Özil ve sevgilisi Ebru Polat..
Thursday, June 30, 2011
WOZNİACKİ - BENDTNER
Çok sağlam bir Liverpool fanatiği Caroline Wozniacki ve Arsenal'in Danimarkalı forveti Nicklas Bendtner... İngilizler aşk olabileceğini iddia ediyor.
PİRLO AKTÖR OLMALIYMIŞ...
Milan'dan ayrılan Andrea Pirlo sahillerde boy gösteriyor. Tarzı aktörleri andırıyor. Hatta bir anda Cem Yılmaz dedik ama gözlükler mi bizi yanılttı acaba...
PETER CROUCH VE ABBEY CLANCY SONUNDA EVLENDİ
Tottenham'ın golcüsü Peter Crouch uzun yıllardan beri birlikte olduğu model sevgilisi Abigail Clancy ile evlendi. İkilinin sade nikah töreni Leicester'daki Stapleford Park'ta yapıldı. Öte yandan ikilinin bir de çocukları bulunuyor birlikteliklerinden...
Going big is timeless
Brian Foster then:
Brian Foster now:
Just like Bender said, "Just around the corner, the next monster air awaits..."
By the way, I met Bender two months ago, and it was awesome. He actually speaks in third person in normal conversations.
Brian Foster now:
Just like Bender said, "Just around the corner, the next monster air awaits..."
By the way, I met Bender two months ago, and it was awesome. He actually speaks in third person in normal conversations.
Pegasus fantasy
Here's one of my all time favorite random videos.
A couple years back, in the french reality TV show À la Recherche de la Nouvelle Star, which is the francophone localization of the show Pop/American Idol, a guy, I mean an otaku, went there and rather that singing some popular pop song sang an anime opening song.
Saint Seiya's very own classic opening theme.
It's epic. It's awesome. Mind blowing. His accent is bad sure, but the judges decided to mock the guy...those fools...they didn't know by letting this air they were creating a legend!
"Jerome Saint Seiya" was born.
Here's the original video:
And here's what some "Jerome" fans did:
Nowadays, even Japanese fans continue to share and discuss this video on youtube!
A couple years back, in the french reality TV show À la Recherche de la Nouvelle Star, which is the francophone localization of the show Pop/American Idol, a guy, I mean an otaku, went there and rather that singing some popular pop song sang an anime opening song.
Saint Seiya's very own classic opening theme.
It's epic. It's awesome. Mind blowing. His accent is bad sure, but the judges decided to mock the guy...those fools...they didn't know by letting this air they were creating a legend!
"Jerome Saint Seiya" was born.
Here's the original video:
And here's what some "Jerome" fans did:
Nowadays, even Japanese fans continue to share and discuss this video on youtube!
Blog - somewhere in Bulgaria
Here's an interesting look for a monument in Sofia, Bulgaria.
It was originally a statue celebrating the 1944 "liberation" of Bulgaria.
The giant monument was built to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Russian ‘liberation’ of Bulgaria in 1944.It is regarded as the prime example of the forceful socialist-realism of the period.
But some "vandals" (as some might call 'em, I prefer "street artists") updated the monument some years ago.
What d'you make of it?
Courtesy from scans-daily.
It was originally a statue celebrating the 1944 "liberation" of Bulgaria.
The giant monument was built to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Russian ‘liberation’ of Bulgaria in 1944.It is regarded as the prime example of the forceful socialist-realism of the period.
“The figures of Soviet soldiers at the base of a Soviet Army monument have been transformed into superheroes in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria, reported the Daily Mail.
“Twenty years ago you would have been shot for stepping too close to this monument in Sofia in Bulgaria.
But some "vandals" (as some might call 'em, I prefer "street artists") updated the monument some years ago.
What d'you make of it?
Courtesy from scans-daily.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
İNGİLİZ BASININDA DE GEA BEREKETİ
Manchester United'ın yeni kalecisi David De Gea İngiltere yolunu sevgilisiyle tuttu. Sevgilisi İngiliz basınının fazlasıyla seveceği türden. De Gea'nın sevgilisi Edurne İspanyol bir şarkıcı ve İspanya'nın en güzel kadınlarından biri olarak gösteriliyor. Bu arada Edurne, David'den 5 yaş büyük, bunu da bilgi olarak ekleyelim
Captain America ad
Like they did with Thor previously, Marvel's running a subtle Captain America ad to promote the movie and their sponsors.
This one's for Cherry Coolatta®.
Enjoy this genuinely good, funny and patriotic ad:
Epic!
This one's for Cherry Coolatta®.
Enjoy this genuinely good, funny and patriotic ad:
Epic!
Movie NEWS! See the first trailer of new MI movie!
Did you know there's a new Mission Impossible movie coming on?
Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol!
This new movie is directed by Brad Bird, still produced by Bad Robots & J.J. Abrams. It's aiming for a Dec. 16, 2011 release date.
See Tom run, climb and explode stuff... the usual :D
Sounds like fun!
Mission: Impossible: Ghost Protocol!
This new movie is directed by Brad Bird, still produced by Bad Robots & J.J. Abrams. It's aiming for a Dec. 16, 2011 release date.
Tom Cruise is back, reprising his role as Ethan Hunt.
See Tom run, climb and explode stuff... the usual :D
Sounds like fun!
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Blog - Back from London!
And I'M BAAAACK BUH-BEE~
Missed me?
What? What d'you mean, "No, who the heck are you"??
Anyway, I'll be back with some brand new fresh blog updates coming up~
- Eyz
SERGİO RAMOS VE KADINLARI
Real Madrid'in yıldız savunma oyuncusu Sergio Ramos tatilini bu kadınlarla Marbella'da geçiriyor.
Monday, June 27, 2011
COOLAPE Tuesday - Pigeons
Link for the full comic on CoolApe:
http://www.coolape.org/comic-eyz-pigeons.html
If only we could understand Pigeons...
MELANIE SLADE GELİYOR!
Arsenal'in genç golcüsü Theo Walcott ve güzel sevgilisi Melanie Slade French Riviera'daki tatillerini sürdürüyorlar. Melanie Slade, güzelliği ve vücuduyla göz dolduruyor.
NW Cup #3
Skibowl fits like an old glove. An old, crusty glove with slow chairlifts and a track that scares you shitless every time you ride it. Basically it's perfect.
No, that pretty snow capped peak you see isn't Skibowl. "Mt. Hood Skibowl," while containing the words "Mount" and Hood" in it's moniker, isn't actually on Mt. Hood. (Editor's note: I have been informed that Skibowl technically is on Mount Hood. I technically don't care.)
Naming the resort "Mt. Hood Skibowl" is an interesting attempt to capitalize on Skibowl's proximity to the bigger, more picturesque mountain next door. It's kind of like getting your picture taken with someone famous, and then assuming that people will now take interest in your less interesting, less successful self.
Petr and the Hurricane Racing racing crew, Team Krunkshox, and lots of other people who didn't sit on the couch last weekend worked their butts off shoveling snow and getting the track dialed in. And that's exactly what it was: dialed. So next time you're at Skibowl, you can thank Petr for making it all possible:
Looking for a picture of Petr to butcher in MS-Paint, I found this little gem of Petr Winning the "Arctic Man" race in Alaska for the third time in 2001:
Fun fact: the last time Petr competed in Arctic Man, his teammate on the snowmobile was Todd Palin. No shit. I'm not creative enough to make stuff like this up.
As for the MS-paint picture? Nailed it.
While you're busy thanking people, Don't forget Bend, Oregon's own Jim Karn:
If you like the rock garden and the woods at Skibowl, that's probably 80% Jim's work you're riding. I completely made that statistic up.
Course builders everywhere could stand to learn a thing or two from Skibowl's formula. Please take note: going fast is super fun. Especially over big bumps and rocks and stuff like that. In fact, that's what our bikes were designed to do. Instead of spending lots of time building jumps, spend half that time, cut down some trees, and let us go straight down the hill for a while. Or at least mostly straight.
After all, that is why we ride downhill mountain bikes. So we can go down mountains. They are not called "meander and turn a million times as you pedal your brains out and desperately try to maintain momentum before you eventually get to the bottom" bikes.
Course building rant concluded.
Actual race report:
I rode down the hill and then they gave me a bunch of money and everyone clapped. It was awesome.
Current series points standings (based on my questionable addition skills):
Mikey Sylvestri: 414
Eric Loney: 375
Kyle Thomas: 322
Charlie Sponsel: 247
Here's some dorky math. I have a 167 point deficit for first overall and a 128 point deficit for 2nd place overall. That means if I had attended the prior race at Port Angeles I would have needed either a 6th in quali's and finals to put me in first place overall, or a 9th place in quali's or finals for 2nd place behind Mikey.
And yet, after all that dorky math, I still coasted across the finish in my quali run yesterday. I missed out on 2nd place in qualifying by two tenths of a second, and kissed five precious points goodbye. Oops.
Here's a video from a race day practice run with PRKT, who also has a website now:
Final times were something like this:
5th Some old guy: 3:59 and something
4th Some 19 year old on a clapped old bike: 3:59 and something less than the old guy
3rd Me: 3:54
2nd Some guy who isn't riding for Yeti anymore: 3:49
1st Some guy who doesn't ride his bike over the winter, doesn't train, and doesn't warm up before race runs, made a huge mistake and still set an all time record down the hill: 3:45
Here are some other cool things that happened this weekend at Skibowl:
Bummer. The good news is that after a few stitches and some gauze, the horror movie level of blood that was pumping out of Mitch's leg was stopped.
-Chazz out
No, that pretty snow capped peak you see isn't Skibowl. "Mt. Hood Skibowl," while containing the words "Mount" and Hood" in it's moniker, isn't actually on Mt. Hood. (Editor's note: I have been informed that Skibowl technically is on Mount Hood. I technically don't care.)
Naming the resort "Mt. Hood Skibowl" is an interesting attempt to capitalize on Skibowl's proximity to the bigger, more picturesque mountain next door. It's kind of like getting your picture taken with someone famous, and then assuming that people will now take interest in your less interesting, less successful self.
Petr and the Hurricane Racing racing crew, Team Krunkshox, and lots of other people who didn't sit on the couch last weekend worked their butts off shoveling snow and getting the track dialed in. And that's exactly what it was: dialed. So next time you're at Skibowl, you can thank Petr for making it all possible:
Looking for a picture of Petr to butcher in MS-Paint, I found this little gem of Petr Winning the "Arctic Man" race in Alaska for the third time in 2001:
Fun fact: the last time Petr competed in Arctic Man, his teammate on the snowmobile was Todd Palin. No shit. I'm not creative enough to make stuff like this up.
As for the MS-paint picture? Nailed it.
While you're busy thanking people, Don't forget Bend, Oregon's own Jim Karn:
If you like the rock garden and the woods at Skibowl, that's probably 80% Jim's work you're riding. I completely made that statistic up.
Course builders everywhere could stand to learn a thing or two from Skibowl's formula. Please take note: going fast is super fun. Especially over big bumps and rocks and stuff like that. In fact, that's what our bikes were designed to do. Instead of spending lots of time building jumps, spend half that time, cut down some trees, and let us go straight down the hill for a while. Or at least mostly straight.
After all, that is why we ride downhill mountain bikes. So we can go down mountains. They are not called "meander and turn a million times as you pedal your brains out and desperately try to maintain momentum before you eventually get to the bottom" bikes.
Course building rant concluded.
Actual race report:
I rode down the hill and then they gave me a bunch of money and everyone clapped. It was awesome.
Current series points standings (based on my questionable addition skills):
Mikey Sylvestri: 414
Eric Loney: 375
Kyle Thomas: 322
Charlie Sponsel: 247
Here's some dorky math. I have a 167 point deficit for first overall and a 128 point deficit for 2nd place overall. That means if I had attended the prior race at Port Angeles I would have needed either a 6th in quali's and finals to put me in first place overall, or a 9th place in quali's or finals for 2nd place behind Mikey.
And yet, after all that dorky math, I still coasted across the finish in my quali run yesterday. I missed out on 2nd place in qualifying by two tenths of a second, and kissed five precious points goodbye. Oops.
Here's a video from a race day practice run with PRKT, who also has a website now:
Mt Hood Race Day Warm Up NW Cup #3 2011 on pinkbike.com
Final times were something like this:
5th Some old guy: 3:59 and something
4th Some 19 year old on a clapped old bike: 3:59 and something less than the old guy
3rd Me: 3:54
2nd Some guy who isn't riding for Yeti anymore: 3:49
1st Some guy who doesn't ride his bike over the winter, doesn't train, and doesn't warm up before race runs, made a huge mistake and still set an all time record down the hill: 3:45
Here are some other cool things that happened this weekend at Skibowl:
Bummer. The good news is that after a few stitches and some gauze, the horror movie level of blood that was pumping out of Mitch's leg was stopped.
-Chazz out
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