So I was just doing a google search of the Magic Flight Launch Box Vaporizer (as I am now searching for a portable vaporizer), and clicked on Amazon.com's link. I know Amazon sells EVERYTHING, but I was a little surprised to see that listing. Given it is a vaporizer, I suppose it can be used for herbs? or aromatherapy? or something? But, honestly, everyone who is buying that is using it for cannabis. No doubt about it. Anyways, check out how they categorized this product in the screen shot below. Rather amusing.
I suppose they got the Garden part right. Maybe even the Home part.
So. Remember that Staten Island school chorus that I am obsessed with? Yup. PS 22 Chorus. Well, the new school year is in full swing, and here's an amazing video by my favorite kids. Please take notice of the kid in the green in the front. Yeah, the one who appears to maybe have Asperger's. Gotta love his energy. But seriously, these kids are great.
Check out their take on John Lennon's Imagine. Another song greatly done. And, boy can birthmark sing!
So. I am aware that I am a little late on the Sam Sparro (Australian born/ Los Angeles-based) bandwagon, as his self-titled debut album came out in 2008 with singles appearing in 2007. However, I just had the recent pleasure of learning about the fabulousness that is Sam Sparro, and I thought that everyone else should know about him as well. His music is electro-pop, and his music videos do not disappoint. Sparro was also featured on Basement Jaxx's Feelings Gone, which was released in September 2009. Literally, everything that he does is great, so check out some of his music videos below, and check out his whole album if you like what you hear!
And, it is also necessary that you check out his videos for Black & Gold and 21st Century Life. Since his record label, Island Records, posted these two, the embedding has been disabled. Other notable songs are Pocket and Hot Mess, but I truly enjoy the whole album. If you like Calvin Harris, you'll love Sam Sparro!
So. Alec Baldwin was talking to NY Mag, or they just stole some quotes of his from somewhere. I'm unsure which of these is more true. Either way, Daily Intel reported on his reactions to last week's Live 30 Rock, and some other things he's been up to. You can read the article HERE if you're so interested in the details!
Okay, back to the point I was trying to make. Apparently, Baldwin was featured on Page Six last week or something saying that he was texting during some movie premiere in the Hamptons, and it was so disturbing, that a woman started throwing M&Ms at his head. Baldwin obviously denies such happenings, and instead, pins it on Emily Smith, the new Page Six contributor, saying "she needs to work harder" and that "the idea that anyone would throw candy at The Hampton's Film Fetsival is absurd." And trust me when I say that he should know which parts of Long Island throw candy in movies... he is from Massapequa.
Do You remember the magic eye? You know, those fractal-like, psychedelic pictures that you had to stare at to see the hidden picture. I remember these from elementary school, and I was always so terrible at them, yet I always insisted that I saw it... "Oh. yeah... it's a... sail boat... I totally, uh, see it. How could you not see it? Uch, you're so stupid!" Anyways, cruising through one of my favorite blogs, Everythingisterrible.com, I came ascross this commercial for such magic eyes. So, hey, can You see it?
So. Apparently Columbia Business School students are smelly, tacky, and lack the ability to determine what is appropriate business attire. Well, at least that's the message that the IBC Board sent to their first year B-school students. Perhaps the first years just so happen to primarily be trustafarians and hobos. Anyways, you can read the e-mail that IBC Board sent to their students over HERE.
How can you run for a political office and not know anything about the Constitution? How can you have the nerve to debate an opponent without having any knowledge of what you are talking about or how our country and government was actually founded. Christine O'Donnell is just another ignorant dumb-ass giving women and anyone who believes in religion a bad name (two groups with whom i already have a hard time relating). Seriously. If I were her, I'd be so embarrassed that I'd drop out of the race, move to the woods, and drop off the grid. However, I must say that she is so deluded that she probably has no idea how much she has embarrassed herself and how stupid she sounds. I don't even feel bad for her. I want her to continue to suffer the wrath of this nation's cruelty, because she deserves it. I'm sorry for Delaware for having to deal with her.
Anyways, below is a video clip from O'Donnell's and opponent Chris Coons' most recent debate. I mean, this Coons guy has got the patience of saint to deal with her ignorant stupidity. Kudos to Mr. Coons (even for having such a degrading last name). I'd recommend watching the entire clip, if you can get through it without breaking your computer. But, if you don't have that kind of patience, skip to 2:37 where O'Donnell is schooled on the fact that separation of church and state is in the First Amendment (she actually believes that our country was founded on Christian principles, when it was actually founded on the idea that government should be a separate entity from religion, that they do not mesh, that the principles of government DO NOT equivocate religious principles). She also pretty outwardly admits that she knows nothing about our Constitution or the Amendments it contains.
*It's particularly sad when she asks where exactly in the constitution is the separation of church and state... everyone in the audience laughs. And she looks back, smiling, as if she thinks that she caught him in a lie, like she's right. Hey! They're laughing AT you. And, as she continues to skeptically question Coons' memorization of the First Amendment, she thinks she's tricking him. She thinks that she caught him making a mistake. Instead, she is just making herself look more and more foolish. Just give up already!