Tuesday, June 08, 2010

Confluence of Random Inanity

Today is rob's birthday and whenever I think of rob I think of kids doing the robot in the infield. Shlara recently directed us towards NPR's music site where I was stunned to stumble across Major Lazer and I reported my stunnededness here. And many of you like to post the comment "dagger" when someone does something meaningful during a sporting event.

Put these three together and what do you get?

This video, which is technically safe for work but doubtlessly inappropriate and thus probably requires you to turn the volume down a bit and ideally you'll watch it in a place where no one can sneak up behind you.

Enjoy. And if you don't watch out you might learn a thing or two.

43 comments:

  1. happy birthday, rob.

    it seems like yesterday we were beating you senseless with a broom on monroe . . .

    my how we've grown (some of us)

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  2. Feliz cumpleaƱos, Rob!!

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  3. To celebrate your birthday, I will be partying with 50 thousand of my other good friends at Nationals Park tonight...To Rob and Strazz!

    By the way, huge thanks to friend of G:TB, whose name rhymes with Schmikel Schmirls, for the tix...

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  4. Happy birthday Bobert. Enjoy your discount at Denny's.

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  5. Jesus christ...how many rob bday posts can we do?

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  6. d-train--

    the vibram shoes really HELPED your heel injury? that doesn't seem possible. I am also forty years old, and i don't truck with practical footwear jokes.

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  7. You know what sucks about Rob's bday? That midget had owed me drinks for 2+ years and my first chance to collect will come mere days after his 40th bday, so I have to buy him drinks now. Motherfucker...

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  8. you know what else sucks? i don't seem to get masn2, so i can't watch strasburg.

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  9. I wasn't paying you any mind to begin with.

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  10. Strasburg looks like the goods.

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  11. 11 freaking strikeouts. Not too shabby, young buck.

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  12. I just got home from softball, bus based on the 101 mps heater the kid is throwing in the sixth this Strasburg fellas seems legit.

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  13. Happy Birthday big brother.....from someone who is actually shorter than you.

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  14. And they might get this kid a win too. Nice night so far.

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  15. did he just strike out 7 in a row?

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  16. Ok. After that half inning, I am 100 percent in the bag for Stras-jesus

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  17. I only saw him throw 3 innings in ST but it was against a decent Cardinal lineup and I had amazing seats (which obviously make a huge difference on your perspective) and I was thoroughly impressed by Strasburg.

    Oh, it seems KG is alive. Really fucking alive.

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  18. hi gracie! tell your mom to use her own account.

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  19. To tack on to my thought on Strasburg, Wainwright was the other starter for the game I attended and their was no comparison b/w he and Stras.

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  20. 14 Ks and 0 walks is pretty fucking impressive. I mean, if you're into that sort of thing.

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  22. dave - the vibrams were purchased on the rec of a friend of mine who is a physical therapist and big into long-distance triathlons...she too had a foot injury.
    i had not heard of them prior, which was just a few months ago. i'll just tell you that while wearing those, you, or i anyway, inevitably walk differently - no more heel striking which where my injury originated. wearing those for a few days will get you a lot of odd looks, questions, but for me, a recovered heel.

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  23. Hmmmm...I ain't much for fancy book learnin'...but...

    Riding "a wave of tea party support," ex-state Rep. Tom Graves (R) won the GA-09 special runoff to fill ex-Rep. Nathan Deal's (R) term, beating ex-state Sen. Lee Hawkins (R) 57-44% (Atlanta Journal-Constitution).

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  24. lots going on out there in cawleefonya too....interesting stuff
    igor's girl, the human beaver, is still in the thick of things also. get some igor!
    dtrain

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  25. I had a 30 minute sit down with Carly F a couple weeks ago and she is extremely impressive...and better looking in person than you'd expect.

    /name dropping

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  26. i suppose now is the time to get the vibrams-- there's no way i can teach with them on, but i can wear them all summer. they freak me out though, something about the giant toes.

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  27. I think you should get the Sketchers Shape-Ups. Everyone looks cool in those.

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  28. geoff - have an old friend from incester who works there in your same circles...she has said the same about carly (not the good looking part though)...meg whitman is way hotter.

    dave - yes, get them for your summer, especially if you're looking for some extra attention, which i'm sure you are. you can run in them too - i just wouldn't do anything more than a few miles in 'em (me personally)

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  29. They give 110% in Georgia ... or is that 111%?

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  30. Or 101%. I was told there would be no math.

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  31. Yeah, she is really sharp, and answered some down in the weeds questions with ease. And for a multi-millionaire former CEO, she didn't come across as having a huge ego.

    Also, Jon Runyan (yeah, the former Eagles OL) won the NJ GOP congressional primary last night.

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  32. Is anyone else surprised that a guy who was once considered the greatest QB of all time can't find a better endorsement deal than Sketchers Shape-Ups?

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  33. I'm sure someone's already done this research, but name recognition has to be a huge factor for voters. "I've heard of John Runyan so I'll vote for him." Or "I've heard of George Bush. I voted for him in '88 and '92, so I'll vote for him again in 2000!" Eddie Murphy made a whole movie about it.

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  34. Yeah, I'm sad for Joe Montana. You don't see John Elway doing ads for Crocs...or horse toothpaste.

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  35. Yeah, name ID is huge, though more so in the general election than in a primary. Because so few registered voters participate in primaries, those who do generally know the candidates. Still, Runyan won in large part because of his name...because it sure as hell wasn't due to his keen ability to articulate the issues. We met with him as well...and he is not splitting atoms in his spare time.

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  36. I enjoy Marino's work for Isotoner. And Jim Kelly's work for GLH Spray-On Hair. I could do without Ditka's Levitra ads.

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  37. don't forget Fran Tarkenton - that guy will schlep anything.

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  38. I won't be so quick with the Elway doesn't do stupid ads. When I lived in Denver he owned a few local car dealerships. He would do the dumbest tv commercials. Think of all those terrible local tv car ads and multiple the stupidity by a factor of 100. He must have lost his ass in those dealerships because once he sold them to some big corporation he still had to do the stupid tv ads.

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