Friday Fun: Always Be My Baby

February 5, 2010

Sit back and get lost in the smooth, easy-listening stylings of Kim Dong Won. Passionate, yeah.


Friday Fun: Sanity Fail

January 15, 2010

To say I’ve neglected this blog over the last few months is a bit of an understatement. However, life is starting to settle back down into a routine, which will hopefully lead to me continuing the failed experiment that is Homers On The Range.

We’ll kick this party off with the time honored tradition of Friday Fun. This week’s selection dazzles the mind and amazes the eye. That or it makes you wonder how the eff someone like this can get on an airplane.


Trey Garrison For DMN!

December 4, 2009

So being the unemployed bum that I am, I recently stumbled across this job opening in my daily searches of the interwebs for potential work.  As much I as I would like to think that I had the chops for such a position, it’s quite obvious that I don’t and that such gigs should be reserved for the heavy hitters. The particular heavy hitter I have in mind is my blogger friend Trey Garrison. If you haven’t already made the journey over to his blog to check out his stance on the issues, then I highly suggest you do so.

In a media world drowning in Republican/Democrat, Liberal/Conservative, Right/Left bullshit, Garrison’s voice is one of unique clarity. He represents those of us who don’t fall into the convenient, pre-determined social labels. His words reflect an undying commitment to freedom, not just as a buzzword to be thrown around for political gain, but as a mantra to be cherished and respected. He combines humor and a sharp tongue to accentuate the absurdity of the spectacle that passes for political discourse these days.

Garrison is an accomplished journalist who already works as a freelance contributor for The Dallas Morning News. Before that, he was a contributing editor at D Magazine and also worked on several other D Custom publications.

So, I officially announce the Trey Garrison for DMN campaign. If you agree, spread the word. On your blog. On Facebook. On Twitter. Everywhere.  Let the DMN know who think should be their next choice for their editorial page. Tell them you’re sick of the chosing between the ultra-conservative bible thumpers and the khaki-clad marxists. It’s time for a something different. It’s time for the rest of us to be heard.


Friday Fun: Getting Rid Of Evidence

December 4, 2009

This robbery suspect knows how to capitalize on a situation. That ransom note is going to be a lot harder to read the next time the cops see it.


Only in Philadelphia

November 20, 2009

Piece of evidence #983, 547 that Philadelphia sports fans are fucking morons. Seriously, who tries to fight a professional hockey player?


Friday Fun: The Wedding Crasher

November 20, 2009

What good would weddings be without drunk, stupid bitches?


Sarah Palin’s Effect On The Limp-wristed Media

November 18, 2009

My blogger friend and fellow agitator Trey Garrison hits the nail on the head again. This time his targets are the “opinion geldings in New York and Washington” who have waged a media jihad against Sarah Palin and her family. While I doubt I would support a 2012 presidential run by Palin, I definitely consider myself a fan of hers. She’s gorgeous, smart, family-oriented and she makes pussified liberal whiners squirm in their Armani suits. The thought of Keith Olbermann shaking his fists and stammering incoherently from his wheelchair every time Palin appears on t.v. makes me happy on the inside.


Friday Fun: Risky Business Fail

November 13, 2009

This skit had so much potential, too.


Quite The Shocker…

November 6, 2009

To all my close friends,

I found your Christmas present already. Enjoy.

Love,

Me


Friday Fun: Martial Arts Morons

November 6, 2009

The son of a bitch at the end with the nunchucks is the real treat.


Friday Fun: Soccer Continues To Suck

October 30, 2009

The next time some Euro-wannabe drone is whining to you about how athletic and gifted soccer players are just point him to this video.


Iowa State Wins In Lincoln For First Time Since The Carter Administration…

October 25, 2009

…so forgive them if they’re a little bit excited.


Friday Fun: Taser Chop!

October 23, 2009

Hi Yah!


Friday Fun: Shirtless Bully Gets Pounded

October 16, 2009

It’s a universal rule of fighting that whoever takes their shirt off first deserves to get kicked in the face. This video doesn’t disappoint. Skip ahead to the 1:30 mark for the good stuff.


Anita Dunn Loves Mao Tse-Tung

October 15, 2009

This blog has been light on political commentary for last few months. Hell, it’s been light on all content and I apologize for that. However, here’s a bit of a dandy to get your political pants in a bunch.

This video is of Anita Dunn, the current White House Communications Director, espousing her love of Mao Tse-Tung. That’s right. Mao Tse-Tung. The man responsible for the Communist takeover of China and for the deaths of 70 million of his own people. He killed more people than Stalin, Hitler and Mussolini combined.

This administration doesn’t even try to hide its love of Communism anymore. Look what you goddamn hippies have done to this country.


Week 5 Game Notes: Cowboys vs. Chiefs

October 12, 2009

Cowboys Chiefs FootballThere were both good things and bad things to take away from the Cowboys’ 26-20 overtime victory against the Chiefs, but in the end, all it amounts to is a close win against an extremely bad team. This week’s notes are going to be broken down into the good, the bad and the ugly.

The Good:

1. With Kansas City sporting their throwback Dallas Texans uniforms and the Cowboys wearing their expansion duds from 1960, this might have been the greatest uniform pairing in the history of the NFL. Or maybe I’m just partial to anything that ties back to the city of Dallas.

2. Miles Austin. Ten catches, 250 yards and two touchdowns. He broke Bob Hayes’s 43-year-old Cowboy record for receiving yards in a game, and he saved the Cowboys’ season (for now). What a way to make an impact in your first NFL start.

3. Tashard Choice. Eight carries, 92 yards and a touchdown. Choice didn’t see a lot of action, but when he did get on the field, he made a huge impact. His 36-yard touchdown run got the Cowboys right back into this game. However, it was his 24-yard dash in overtime that set the stage for Miles Austin’s coup de grace.

4. Tony Romo was throwing darts yesterday. I didn’t see one errant pass from the guy the entire game. He hit his receivers in stride and fit the ball into tight spaces multiple times. He ended the day with 351 yards (the second highest single game total of his career) and two touchdowns and ZERO interceptions. His numbers might have been even better had it not been for several dropped passes by his receivers. It’s games like this that make last week’s performance against Denver all the more baffling. We know this guy is an accurate quarterback, but for some reason at times, his accuracy just leaves him. Here’s to hoping that it’s back for good.

5. DeMarcus Ware. Two sacks and constant pressure all day. It’s good to have you back, buddy.

6. Jay Ratliff is a freaking beast. That guy has the best motor on the team. His hurdling of the Chiefs offensive line to block that field goal was the most athletic play I’ve seen by a Cowboys’ player in 10 years.

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Friday Fun: Fat Guy In A Walmart McDonald’s

October 9, 2009

What are some of the common stereotypes about Americans? That we’re fat. We’re vulgar. We love fast food and big box retailers. Is it possible that there’s one video on the internet that combines all of these niceties into one deluge of viral diarrhea?


To The Moon…With Our Money?

October 8, 2009

Why in the world is this happening? And to take it further, can someone give me a legitimate reason why NASA exists in the first place? Are we really gonna live in space or on the moon someday? The only thing the moon would be good for is to house prisoners. Especially since we thought it would be a good idea to shut down Gitmo.

Meanwhile, in other news of wasted money, more banks can’t pay back TARP funds, car dealerships still haven’t received “Cash for Clunkers” money from the government and Barry is still determined to bring Socialism to America.


Cowboys Injury Update

October 7, 2009

Roy Williams said today that he will play with three bruised ribs this weekend against Kansas City. Both Marion Barber (quadriceps) and Andre Gurode (knee) are expected to play as well. Unfortunately for Cowboys fans, Wade Phillips is also expected to coach.


Crabtree Signs A Contract…..Finally

October 7, 2009

Dallas’ own Michael Crabtree has finally agreed to a deal with the San Francisco 49ers, ending his weeks-long hold out that saw him miss all of training camp and the first four games of the season. Apparently, he has agreed to a six-year deal, but the financials of said deal haven’t been disclosed yet. Shortly after the draft, Crabtree had balked at San Francisco’s offer of five years and $20 million with $16 million of that guaranteed. Though he was selected 10th overall in the draft, Crabtree felt like he deserved a contract comparable to those received by the higher picks. To which I say, fuck you Michael Crabtree. May your career be as gay as the city in which you now play.