If you don't know, Adam and Jeremy support the notion that soda pop(as our yankee friends like to call it) is simply synthetic liquid sweetened with fructose and drugged with caffeine. In other words it's like poison for your body. Well, check out this video.
So, this is semi-strong support for our claim, but snopes had something else to say about it:
Darn you snopes! So you might could say that snopes has blown our claim, but just because it doesn't glow like some nuclear chemical doesn't mean it's not bad for you. And yes, we still love snopes even because of this video.
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
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Wednesday, August 13, 2008
Adam Says: RICHMOND No. 7; Take that Karl Rove!
According to StubHub.com Richmond is the 7th most rockin' US City in 2008! Oh, yeah baby... eat that Karl Rove. Check out all the details in this CNNMoney Story.
On a side note am I the only person who realize the futility of posting Karl Rove zingers even though Karl Rove will actually never read those zingers? and Yet I am still posting them... I need a vacation.
On a side note am I the only person who realize the futility of posting Karl Rove zingers even though Karl Rove will actually never read those zingers? and Yet I am still posting them... I need a vacation.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Adam Says: Karl Rove?
Am I the only one who lost every last bit of respect for the republican party when they read Karl Rove's pot shot at Richmond? You pretty much know that when someone starts a statement with "I mean no disrespect..." the statement is going to be the most disrespectful thing you have ever heard.
I mean I am not upset that he said that Richmond was a small City... because it is... we ain't New York or Chicago... but to compare us to suburban municipalities of big cities like San Diego, Denver, Phoenix, and Las Vegas was just too much for me. I have been out to those places... and the Big Cities are are wonderful, but places like Messa are little more than strip malls and McMansion Subdivisions for the Hummer H3 set. I could go on and on about the rich History of Richmond and the fact that it actually has its own economy and does not feed off of some larger City like a leech, but everyone has done that already. So let me ask you this KARL (or shall we call you Darth?); do you think all of America should be mowed down and transformed into mile upon mile of asphalt parking lots, GAP stores, Starbucks and gated communities? Do you think the value of a community is measured in the number of TGI Fridays it house within a ten mile radius? Obviously you don't see any value in small cities.
Anyone who has made a move into Richmond in the last year can tell you that the growth of Suburban sprawl is disturbing at best... Shortpump, Chester, Brandermill, Midlothian, all of Staples Mill Road! No longer are these sleepy towns or rolling farm lands... now they are a collection of cookie cutter commerce littering the country side and leaving abandon strip malls in their wake. Look at Broad Street, Look at Cloverleaf Mall, Shoot look at all of Petersburg these are the victims of corporate consumerism... so Karl (Darth Vader) Rove you can have your Chula Vistas and Mesas, and ten years from now when Middle Aged Parents are telling their teens they shouldn't be caught in Messa after dark because its not safe to be in that kind of place (read URBAN and run down) at night, I will laugh... well maybe just giggle as I double check that my car is locked as I head over to YMCA for a late night jog.
I mean I am not upset that he said that Richmond was a small City... because it is... we ain't New York or Chicago... but to compare us to suburban municipalities of big cities like San Diego, Denver, Phoenix, and Las Vegas was just too much for me. I have been out to those places... and the Big Cities are are wonderful, but places like Messa are little more than strip malls and McMansion Subdivisions for the Hummer H3 set. I could go on and on about the rich History of Richmond and the fact that it actually has its own economy and does not feed off of some larger City like a leech, but everyone has done that already. So let me ask you this KARL (or shall we call you Darth?); do you think all of America should be mowed down and transformed into mile upon mile of asphalt parking lots, GAP stores, Starbucks and gated communities? Do you think the value of a community is measured in the number of TGI Fridays it house within a ten mile radius? Obviously you don't see any value in small cities.
Anyone who has made a move into Richmond in the last year can tell you that the growth of Suburban sprawl is disturbing at best... Shortpump, Chester, Brandermill, Midlothian, all of Staples Mill Road! No longer are these sleepy towns or rolling farm lands... now they are a collection of cookie cutter commerce littering the country side and leaving abandon strip malls in their wake. Look at Broad Street, Look at Cloverleaf Mall, Shoot look at all of Petersburg these are the victims of corporate consumerism... so Karl (Darth Vader) Rove you can have your Chula Vistas and Mesas, and ten years from now when Middle Aged Parents are telling their teens they shouldn't be caught in Messa after dark because its not safe to be in that kind of place (read URBAN and run down) at night, I will laugh... well maybe just giggle as I double check that my car is locked as I head over to YMCA for a late night jog.
Monday, August 11, 2008
Adam and Jeremy Say: Hop on the Pinapple Express
So Batman was number one again, but me and the wife got a chance to see Pineapple Express on Friday Night, and despite our fears it turned out pretty good and was not even close to being a Cheech and Chong Remake... well maybe that is an overstatment, but honestly Rogen and Franco were hillarious together and we think you should go check it out...
Seriously, my wife and I have decided that James Franco is the coolest drug dealer to ever be filmed.
Seriously, my wife and I have decided that James Franco is the coolest drug dealer to ever be filmed.
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Adam and Jeremy Say: Got Text?
I'm all about rewarding talent when the talent is good enough. Being a fast texter is semi impressive. $50,000 impressive? I don't think so, but apparently other people think do. This might borderline qualify for proof that the world is doomed.
Tuesday, August 5, 2008
Adam and Jeremy Say: No, We Do Not Belong to a Frat
However, last nigh me and the wife were coming home from a productive trip to Target (Detergent and Pop) when Redemption Song popped up on the iPod. Almost instantly our chatting and singing stops as Bob begins. We made it to the house before the song ended, but we could not pull ourselves away so we sat in the driveway silently listening...
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