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Thursday, February 10, 2011
Guilty x 2
1
Right before the shower, I typically put my iPod on my iHome iP41 Alarm Clock and choose an artist to listen to. I then turn it up, hit play, and proceed to rock out and sing in to the bar of soap as if it were a microphone.
I am not ashamed to admit it. In fact, I don't care what you think. It is liberating and makes me feel like a rock star. Water goes everywhere, soap gets in my eyes, but I can care less, I'm belting it out and loving every minute of it.
Sometimes I don't even know the words but that doesn't stop me. No. Depending on the genre of music, it may turn me into a freestyling rap genius. Hi hater!
2
The other thing I do (almost) every night happens during the first commercial break in Wheel of Fortune - lottery. Yooooooolanda Vega is the regular, but sometimes she gets a night off. I try to guess the numbers all the time - I'm lucky to get 1 or 2 correct.
I feel pretty good about myself when I'm able to guess randomly selected numbers - not good enough to spend too much money on lotto, but from time to time I'll partake in some scratch-off tickets. I haven't bought any in a while though, oh well. Money saved is money earned. (I think I just made that up)
Right before the shower, I typically put my iPod on my iHome iP41 Alarm Clock and choose an artist to listen to. I then turn it up, hit play, and proceed to rock out and sing in to the bar of soap as if it were a microphone.
I am not ashamed to admit it. In fact, I don't care what you think. It is liberating and makes me feel like a rock star. Water goes everywhere, soap gets in my eyes, but I can care less, I'm belting it out and loving every minute of it.
Sometimes I don't even know the words but that doesn't stop me. No. Depending on the genre of music, it may turn me into a freestyling rap genius. Hi hater!
2
The other thing I do (almost) every night happens during the first commercial break in Wheel of Fortune - lottery. Yooooooolanda Vega is the regular, but sometimes she gets a night off. I try to guess the numbers all the time - I'm lucky to get 1 or 2 correct.
I feel pretty good about myself when I'm able to guess randomly selected numbers - not good enough to spend too much money on lotto, but from time to time I'll partake in some scratch-off tickets. I haven't bought any in a while though, oh well. Money saved is money earned. (I think I just made that up)
Twitter-ific Jers-day
Jers-day
Brand new episode of Jersey Shore tonight at 10 pm. Problem is, I'll probably watch a DVR'd version since we have early practice again tomorrow morning - 4:39 am wake up. Anyone need a call to wake them up? Didn't think so.
Then there's a basketball game tomorrow night at seven, so I will be in this gym from 5:15 am to 9:30 pm. Don't hate. Ha. Looks like my Jersey Shore viewing will take place on Saturday or Sunday.
But who knows, maybe I'll suck it up and watch it love tonight. My head is starting to hurt slightly.
Twitter-ific
For those of you who are so technologically advanced, Twitter is a great means of communicating, as well as a great way to follow celebrities. It really is something to behold if you haven't checked it out already.
Me, I'm on there @RyanInTheBronx. I follow a wide array of people, from musicians to celebrities to chefs to athletes and even some brands. The people who follow me, some of them are bullshit advertisers looking to push a crappy website of some sort and some are friends of mine (only a few).
Here's a list (and link) of some of the people/places/things I follow on Twitter.
Since it is Jers-day, I'll start there:
@VINNYGUADAGNINO - Funniest member of the Jersey Shore, hands down. Always posts a lot, along with @DJPaulyD.
@KatyPerry - She always has some funny stuff to say and she posts a few times a day. I am not afraid to admit I follow her.
@HowardStern - The King of All Media is new to Twitter, but he posts like a mad man. And he's from Long Island (Roosevelt to be exact. Rough area. He was a Jewish kid from a predominantly AA neighborhood).
@tom_coliccho - Top Chef judge. Awesome chef with an awesome restaurant in NYC.
@NYC_1_trains - In case I need to know if there are any delays in service. Comes in handy.
@TRINArockstarr - She da baddest bitch!
@funnyordie - They always seem to have some pretty great one-liners. If you need a laugh, go here.
@MJ_Pluss - Loyal member of my Blog Army. She seems to me MIA since her trip to Vegas
@thormoo - Another loyal follower. Links to his posts as well as witty comments.
@Huffy247 - Free Safety for the Oakland Raiders by way of UT. First-round pick in 2006 (7th overall). Racked up 95 tackles and 3 INT's this season.
@PauleyP - Pauley Perrette, otherwise known as Abby, from the CBS show @NCIS. Awesome show - tune in if you're into the CSI, Criminal Minds and Law & Order type shows.
@THISISHELL - Kick ass band from Long Island, fronted by ex-HS classmate @TravisReilly who posts the crap out of it.
@dailyshoot - Neat site giving photographers ideas on things to shoot. The only way to post to their site is through Twitter. Good inspiration for budding photogs.
There's a list of some of the people I follow, maybe check them out yourself, if you're on Twitter. If you aren't, maybe I've inspired you enough to check it out. I was anti-Twitter for a while, but I've come to terms that it's a great form of social networking (via the computer).
I encourage you to still use your phones. Do not use just the internet and e-mail to communicate. You'll have no friends. Loser!
I'm out this bitch!
Brand new episode of Jersey Shore tonight at 10 pm. Problem is, I'll probably watch a DVR'd version since we have early practice again tomorrow morning - 4:39 am wake up. Anyone need a call to wake them up? Didn't think so.
Then there's a basketball game tomorrow night at seven, so I will be in this gym from 5:15 am to 9:30 pm. Don't hate. Ha. Looks like my Jersey Shore viewing will take place on Saturday or Sunday.
But who knows, maybe I'll suck it up and watch it love tonight. My head is starting to hurt slightly.
Twitter-ific
For those of you who are so technologically advanced, Twitter is a great means of communicating, as well as a great way to follow celebrities. It really is something to behold if you haven't checked it out already.
Me, I'm on there @RyanInTheBronx. I follow a wide array of people, from musicians to celebrities to chefs to athletes and even some brands. The people who follow me, some of them are bullshit advertisers looking to push a crappy website of some sort and some are friends of mine (only a few).
Here's a list (and link) of some of the people/places/things I follow on Twitter.
Since it is Jers-day, I'll start there:
@VINNYGUADAGNINO - Funniest member of the Jersey Shore, hands down. Always posts a lot, along with @DJPaulyD.
@KatyPerry - She always has some funny stuff to say and she posts a few times a day. I am not afraid to admit I follow her.
@HowardStern - The King of All Media is new to Twitter, but he posts like a mad man. And he's from Long Island (Roosevelt to be exact. Rough area. He was a Jewish kid from a predominantly AA neighborhood).
@tom_coliccho - Top Chef judge. Awesome chef with an awesome restaurant in NYC.
@NYC_1_trains - In case I need to know if there are any delays in service. Comes in handy.
@TRINArockstarr - She da baddest bitch!
@funnyordie - They always seem to have some pretty great one-liners. If you need a laugh, go here.
@MJ_Pluss - Loyal member of my Blog Army. She seems to me MIA since her trip to Vegas
@thormoo - Another loyal follower. Links to his posts as well as witty comments.
@Huffy247 - Free Safety for the Oakland Raiders by way of UT. First-round pick in 2006 (7th overall). Racked up 95 tackles and 3 INT's this season.
@PauleyP - Pauley Perrette, otherwise known as Abby, from the CBS show @NCIS. Awesome show - tune in if you're into the CSI, Criminal Minds and Law & Order type shows.
@THISISHELL - Kick ass band from Long Island, fronted by ex-HS classmate @TravisReilly who posts the crap out of it.
@dailyshoot - Neat site giving photographers ideas on things to shoot. The only way to post to their site is through Twitter. Good inspiration for budding photogs.
There's a list of some of the people I follow, maybe check them out yourself, if you're on Twitter. If you aren't, maybe I've inspired you enough to check it out. I was anti-Twitter for a while, but I've come to terms that it's a great form of social networking (via the computer).
I encourage you to still use your phones. Do not use just the internet and e-mail to communicate. You'll have no friends. Loser!
I'm out this bitch!
Duke Survives; Rutgers Shocks Villanova; Forgetfulness
Duke Survives
I try to prevent myself from getting too excited about some things - namely Duke basketball. To say I get angry is a fair assessment. Last night, I became irate at how they were playing and flipped it off when they went into the half down 14 points to a North Carolina team that seemed to have as good an inside presence as anyone in the country.
For most of the second half, I checked the score on my ESPN ScoreCenter app on the iPad and saw that they kept creeping closer and closer. Finally, I gave in and turned it on in bed. And lo and behold, they pulled out a win - an emotional, hard fought win over a bitter rival. Nolan Smith threw his name in the hat for National Player of the Year honors after his 34-point outburst helped seal the Blue Devils 79-73 win. On the other hand, Kyle Singler shot a dreadful 3-17 from the floor - he needs to pick it up. He did hit 3 huge FT's in the closing minute. On a lighter note, Seth Curry scored 22 points on 8 of 12 shooting. In order to be successful, non-traditional stars have to step up - as Curry did.
Duke dropped a 50 spot on the Heels in the second half, and their traditionally strong defense showed up over the last twenty minutes. Thirty-three in a row at home is a pretty impressive number. Duke travels to Miami (FL) on Sunday and a UVa on Wednesday before returning home for a matchup with a mediocre Georgia Tech team.
Good win, now on to the next one.
Rutgers Shocks Villanova
A last second 4-point play (on a very questionable call) game Rutgers a home win over #10 Villanova. I watched only the replay, and it looked like the defender put his arm straight up, but a foul was still called. IT takes a lot of nuts for a referee to make that call in the closing seconds of a game.
Forgetfulness
A random student just came in to the "office" and asked if anyone found his sweatpants from last night - I wasn't even here. Keep in mind that my "office" is shared with the entire student-athlete population seeing how the equipment room is attached to my "office" and the laundry pick-up is in the back of my "office". This is not my issue.
It has been bitter cold out here in the NY, especially at night. How the hell do you forget to put your sweatpants on before you leave the gym. Did you forget it's 15° outside? I forget where I put things quite often, but if it's cold, I won't just walk outside in a pair of shorts. I told him I hadn't seen them, and apologized (as if it were my fault). Stupid.
I have to set up for some luncheon thing, and I'm probably not even invited. Thanks.
I try to prevent myself from getting too excited about some things - namely Duke basketball. To say I get angry is a fair assessment. Last night, I became irate at how they were playing and flipped it off when they went into the half down 14 points to a North Carolina team that seemed to have as good an inside presence as anyone in the country.
For most of the second half, I checked the score on my ESPN ScoreCenter app on the iPad and saw that they kept creeping closer and closer. Finally, I gave in and turned it on in bed. And lo and behold, they pulled out a win - an emotional, hard fought win over a bitter rival. Nolan Smith threw his name in the hat for National Player of the Year honors after his 34-point outburst helped seal the Blue Devils 79-73 win. On the other hand, Kyle Singler shot a dreadful 3-17 from the floor - he needs to pick it up. He did hit 3 huge FT's in the closing minute. On a lighter note, Seth Curry scored 22 points on 8 of 12 shooting. In order to be successful, non-traditional stars have to step up - as Curry did.
Duke dropped a 50 spot on the Heels in the second half, and their traditionally strong defense showed up over the last twenty minutes. Thirty-three in a row at home is a pretty impressive number. Duke travels to Miami (FL) on Sunday and a UVa on Wednesday before returning home for a matchup with a mediocre Georgia Tech team.
Good win, now on to the next one.
Rutgers Shocks Villanova
A last second 4-point play (on a very questionable call) game Rutgers a home win over #10 Villanova. I watched only the replay, and it looked like the defender put his arm straight up, but a foul was still called. IT takes a lot of nuts for a referee to make that call in the closing seconds of a game.
Forgetfulness
A random student just came in to the "office" and asked if anyone found his sweatpants from last night - I wasn't even here. Keep in mind that my "office" is shared with the entire student-athlete population seeing how the equipment room is attached to my "office" and the laundry pick-up is in the back of my "office". This is not my issue.
It has been bitter cold out here in the NY, especially at night. How the hell do you forget to put your sweatpants on before you leave the gym. Did you forget it's 15° outside? I forget where I put things quite often, but if it's cold, I won't just walk outside in a pair of shorts. I told him I hadn't seen them, and apologized (as if it were my fault). Stupid.
I have to set up for some luncheon thing, and I'm probably not even invited. Thanks.
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