In honor of the Snoop Dogg live show at Amos' Southend tonight, we present this here video of the man in action.
Ms. Taken, a company that makes fake diamond rings for ladies to wear to fend of puke-inducing men, has an official You Tube video. Here is their response to Justin Timberlake and Andy Samberg's SNL "Jizz in My Pants" song. It reminds me of an expression my friend and I used to use -- "PIMM!" (which stands for Puke In My Mouth).
And here are the lyrics for your enjoyment:
Douchebags all across the club
Ladies' night straight poppin' the bub
Stalker eyes right above his drink
Cheese-dick style, with a shoot and wink
Snatch the ring from its hiding place
Flip the bird right in your face
Leave the bar, to escape your glance
Cross the room, now its time to dance
You sneak behind, don't mind, I guess
Until your dance on my cocktail dress
Cold as ice, yet you advance
And say you might, jizz in your pants
and I PUKE IN MY MOUTH
Swallow it back, I need some room
Plus I said I've got a groom
I turn away, you start to pout
AND I PUKE IN MY MOUTH
You ruined my night, esophagus hurts,
Take a hint, I'm not here to flirt
Round up the girls, its time bounce
Now I'll go brush my teeth
I'm 15 late for my Yoga class
Kick through the door, now I'm up in that ass
Find a spot, last in the room
Focus, breathe, now its time to ohhhhmmmm
Thats when I noticed this guy behind me
Quite a big smell from a guy so tiny
Pit-stained T-shirt drenched in sweat
O-face grin, bad as it gets
He made a grunt, then his body turned
Saw up his shorts to his inner-thigh perm
AND I PUKED IN MY MOUTH
Upside-down, so it's even worse
Son of Shiva, what a curly curse
Help me please, I could use a towel cause I
PUKED IN MY MOUTH
Why are there dudes up in Yoga class?
Nonchalant, looking at my chest
Please stop staring when I'm on my knees
Plus bearded men shouldn't wear capris
Last week, I was on a site
As I recall, it was a Facebook site
In my bed with a piece of toast
Checked my wall and saw your post and I
PUKE IN MY MOUTH
Soaking in the tub like a f***ing queen
Need to relax, need to feel the steam
A bubble comes up that reminds me of you and I
PUKE IN MY MOUTH
The next day, I put on jeans and PUKED IN MY MOUTH
I opened the fridge and a fruit rolled out, I PUKED IN MY MOUTH
When I saw Tom Cruise in Valkyrie I PUKED IN MY MOUTH
I drank a Kombucha and I PUKED IN MY MOUTH
I just felt PUKE IN MY MOUTH
I puke right in my mouth, every time you're next to me
And when you spit your game, it's like a train wreck to me
You're such a royal douche, I don't know why you step to me
Forget a rubber, you should go get a vasectomy
PUKE IN MY MOUTH...
... and Obama credits them with sharing their luck during his presidential campaign.
President Barack Obama loved the gifts the North Carolina Tar Heels gave him Monday, but he had one more request for the 2009 national basketball champs."If somebody could please present me a jump shot, I need one of those!" Obama quipped in a celebration ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House.
Obama, a fervent basketball fan who grew up playing hoops in Hawaii, told his visitors they'd all done pretty well since he famously scrimmaged with them during a North Carolina campaign stop in April 2008.
"I'm not sure whose luck rubbed off on who - there was some good vibe there - because they're now the national champions and I'm now the president," Obama said to laughter outside the White House.
Read the rest of this Charlotte Observer article here.
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That's right, folks. After announcing to the world that he wouldn't allow homosexuals near his children, Joe the Plumber (aka SAMUEL the Plumber) says Republicans just aren't doing it for him anymore.
Joe the Plumber, aka Samuel Wurzelbacher, sat down for an lengthy interview with Christianity Today to discuss his views on the future of the Republican party. Wurzelbacher took the opportunity to speak out against gay marriage, which he says is wrong. The unlikely conservative spokesman went so far as to say he doesn't allow openly gay people "anywhere near" his children.
Samuel Wurzelbacher, better known as Joe the Plumber, tells TIME he's so outraged by GOP overspending, he's quitting the party and he's the bull's-eye of its target audience.
More from this TIME Magazine article here.
Even Elisabeth Hasselbeck of "The View" is on the man's case:
These films are opening Friday, May 8.
Is Anybody There? - Michael Caine, Bill Milner
Next Day Air - Donald Faison, Mike Epps
Star Trek - Chris Pine, Zachary Pinto
12 - Nikita Mikhalkov, Sergei Makovetsky
Of course, we're most excited about Star Trek. Check out the movie trailer:
New soul vocalist Laura Izibor is playing Amos' Southend tonight, opening for veteran India.Arie. Never heard of Izibor? Well read the story we wrote about her this week and/or take a look at this clip of her in action:
Happy Cinco de Mayo!
When it comes to living a greener life, all sorts of questions come bubbling up. Today we address an age-old one that has tickled many a brain: Can I recycle a beer bottle with a lime wedge in it? As usual, advice maven Umbra Fisk gives a smashing answer.
Read more at Grist.org.
Watch Umbra's solve the lime riddle here:
Rep. Alcee Hastings reads a list of sexual fetishes on the floor of the House.
From Gawker.com:
Of course he is pointing out that being on the Rules Committee sucks because Republicans are craven assholes who think fucking with the Matthew Shepard act is the absolute pinnacle of comedy but still, a congressman talking about animal-fucking!
By Matt Brunson
The inevitable American adaptation of the six-hour BBC-TV miniseries that aired back in 2003, State of Play is a movie that effectively operates on two levels. On one hand, it's the latest addition to the "conspiracy theory" sub-genre, a proud movie tradition that houses such dynamic entries as The Manchurian Candidate, Three Days of the Condor and The Constant Gardener. Yet on the other, it's a representative of the type of film that might eventually go the way of the dodo: the newspaper yarn.
As a thriller, State of Play is crackling entertainment, even if its pieces don't always fit together after all is said and done. Russell Crowe, in his best performance since A Beautiful Mind, stars as Cal McAffrey, an old-school news reporter for the Washington Globe. Once the roommate of rising Sen. Stephen Collins (Ben Affleck) back in their college years, Cal is disturbed when he learns that his friend's comely assistant, who died after falling in front of a subway car, was also his mistress, a fact that threatens to derail Collins' political career. The story is assigned to the paper's political blogger, Della Frye (Rachel McAdams), while Cal is ordered to investigate a pair of late-night shootings that left one man dead and another in a coma. But once it turns out that both stories are tied together, Cal and Della pool their resources to research what eventually turns out to be a cover-up with far-reaching implications.
Read the rest of Matt's review here.
Watch the movie trailer here: