Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Jump Around

Many readers write in to us asking for a peek at some of our contributors. Well, here's a chance to meet G:TBers up close and personal. This video features Mark, who goes by the stage name "Brett Domino," and TJ as the lumbering, blundering sidekick "Steven." They're performing a medley of the honkiest hip-hop selections of the 80's and 90's. Enjoy.

(And Dave, we may need to invest in these things for Random Idiots.)

15 comments:

  1. i think i just tore something....

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  2. Are these guys related to The Streets?

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  3. Brett Domino is my new favorite singer. So much win. His "I kissed a Girl" cover rocks!

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  4. i'm at work, so i can see this, which makes me want to see it all the more.

    i like "the streets." is TJ in "the streets"?

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  5. Dave, I grabbed Michael McDonald and am in fact takin' it TO the streets...

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  6. The Streets is a British rapper Tj. I'm shocked you didn't know that. Actually, I'm not.

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  7. Who won the Cauc Hop thing? Or is that still in limbo?

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  8. Much like Suicidal Tendencies concerts were cancelled in Southern California b/c of gang violence, the Cauc Hop was cancelled...due to tremendous levels of apathy.

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  9. I actually started that comment, but Joe Girardi felt it wise to replace me with TR halfway through it...

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  10. Jeff Reed is a rudeboy. Note his previous history with paper towel dispensers.

    http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/news/story?id=4579393

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  11. I have a math question: how much money in payroll have the Yankees paid out since they won the World Series. Approaching $2 Billion, right?

    And I guess the Mets have probably paid more that since '86.

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  12. Hold on. Rasheed Wallace is on the Celtics?

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  13. Dennis - showing all prospective fathers out there how the brain decays with 2 kids.

    But on the positive side, he can probably recite a half dozen Eric Carle books from memory.

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