Tuesday 20 December 2011
Tim Tebow SNL Skit Saturday Night Live
I'm Christian Catholic, please keep an open mind when watching this, it's allright to laugh even if it features Jesus
EDIT: I had my disclaimer above because I myself *AM A CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC* and heads up other Christians. THEY ARE NOT MAKING FUN OF JESUS! This is a Tim Tebow caricature, they're making fun of Tebow.. you can't see that?
EDIT2: you know, even with my disclaimer above, I think I finally realize why people are getting so heated about this skit.. Think about it, there are far more religious people in the world than there are who know of Tebow. If you don't know who and/or what the Tebow phenomena is, then you see this video, it does look as if it's poking fun at religion and Jesus. My disclaimer stands, this is not a video about religion or Jesus Christ. It's a comedy sketch about Tim Tebow. An over the top, exaggerated cartoonish sketch of the man.. hopefully people read this Video Description and won't get offended if they don't know who Tim Tebow is.
EDIT: I had my disclaimer above because I myself *AM A CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC* and heads up other Christians. THEY ARE NOT MAKING FUN OF JESUS! This is a Tim Tebow caricature, they're making fun of Tebow.. you can't see that?
EDIT2: you know, even with my disclaimer above, I think I finally realize why people are getting so heated about this skit.. Think about it, there are far more religious people in the world than there are who know of Tebow. If you don't know who and/or what the Tebow phenomena is, then you see this video, it does look as if it's poking fun at religion and Jesus. My disclaimer stands, this is not a video about religion or Jesus Christ. It's a comedy sketch about Tim Tebow. An over the top, exaggerated cartoonish sketch of the man.. hopefully people read this Video Description and won't get offended if they don't know who Tim Tebow is.
Tuesday 8 November 2011
'Dancing With the Stars' Week 8: J.R. Gets Two Perfect Scores & Nancy Falls From Grace
To quote the lovably looney Bruno Tonioli, it was a night of miracles in the ballroom during this week's 'Dancing With the Stars.' It was the last dance-off before the semi-finals, and everyone brought their A-game. But no one brought it quite like J.R. Martinez. The Iraq War veteran
not only scored the first perfect score of the season for his dreamy
waltz -- but then he did it again with his high-energy jive. That's a
perfect score of 60, and it was just as incredible as it sounds.
This week J.R. was on a mission to dance a perfect waltz, and he most certainly succeeded. The pair got a standing ovation -- before their dance was even finished. J.R. and Karina were absolutely lovely together, so it's pretty fitting that the two would receive that first perfect score of the season. Despite J.R.'s goofy moves in rehearsals, this soldier is in it to win it. His lines were clean, his toes were pointed and he even managed to pull off some pretty impressive tricks (watch out, Derek!).
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This week J.R. was on a mission to dance a perfect waltz, and he most certainly succeeded. The pair got a standing ovation -- before their dance was even finished. J.R. and Karina were absolutely lovely together, so it's pretty fitting that the two would receive that first perfect score of the season. Despite J.R.'s goofy moves in rehearsals, this soldier is in it to win it. His lines were clean, his toes were pointed and he even managed to pull off some pretty impressive tricks (watch out, Derek!).
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Joe Frazier dies at 67 Muhammad Ali hatred rivalry marked his life but hoping he found peace before death
“There is so much hate, so much contempt inside people,” Floyd
Patterson once said, “that they hire prizefighters to do their hating
for them.”
What occasioned these remarks was a merciless and hateful beating at
the hands of Muhammad Ali, whom Patterson had made a point of calling
Cassius Clay.
“What’s my name?” asked Ali, who exceeded Patterson by at least 15 pounds on the scales and nine inches in reach. Each question seemed to elicit a new volley of jabs and slashing right hands. “What’s my name?”
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“What’s my name?” asked Ali, who exceeded Patterson by at least 15 pounds on the scales and nine inches in reach. Each question seemed to elicit a new volley of jabs and slashing right hands. “What’s my name?”
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Modern Warfare 3 launches; ready for war with Battlefield 3
Modern Warfare 3 is ready to wage war.
(Credit:
Activision/Infinity Ward)
Today, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 was made available to gamers who want to play the title on all major consoles or the PC. As with previous iterations of the famed franchise, Modern Warfare 3, which was developed by Infinity Ward and published by Activision, puts gamers into the role of a soldier fighting through battles in the first-person. The game is available for $60.
Even before Modern Warfare 3 launched, there was rampant speculation that the game would be a top-seller. In fact, just last week, Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter said that he believes Modern Warfare 3 will generate over $1.1 billion in its first six weeks on store shelves, making it the biggest launch the entertainment industry--including games, movies, and music--has ever seen. It's expected to take that crown from last year's Call of Duty: Black Ops.
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Sharon Bialek, Herman Cain Accuser, Stands By Sexual Harassment Allegations Against Candidate
WASHINGTON -- The recurrent theme of questions for the woman who has
publicly accused Herman Cain of sexual harassment is not why him, but
why now.
Making the rounds of morning television news shows Tuesday, Sharon Bialek was asked repeatedly about her motives in coming forward against the pizza business executive and Republican presidential hopeful years after the incident of sexual harassment that she alleges.
She said she was "embarrassed" by the incident and wanted to move on. Bialek said she had nothing to gain financially, and in fact wasn't even paying a fee to Gloria Allred, the nationally known attorney whose name has become synonymous with women's rights issues. And Bialek said she decided to go public at this time mostly because her 13-year-old son told her to.
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Making the rounds of morning television news shows Tuesday, Sharon Bialek was asked repeatedly about her motives in coming forward against the pizza business executive and Republican presidential hopeful years after the incident of sexual harassment that she alleges.
She said she was "embarrassed" by the incident and wanted to move on. Bialek said she had nothing to gain financially, and in fact wasn't even paying a fee to Gloria Allred, the nationally known attorney whose name has become synonymous with women's rights issues. And Bialek said she decided to go public at this time mostly because her 13-year-old son told her to.
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Magnitude 4.7 earthquake shakes Oklahoma after larger temblor
OKLAHOMA CITY (Reuters) - Another earthquake, this one with a magnitude of 4.7, shook Oklahoma on Monday night, two days after a larger temblor hit the state and damaged 14 homes, the U.S. Geological Survey said.
The latest quake hit at 8:47 p.m. in the same rural central Oklahoma area as the larger quake, about 43 miles east of Oklahoma City, and was felt throughout Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas, according to reports to the USGS.
No damage or injuries were reported. Oklahomans have been warned that aftershocks following Saturday's 5.6 magnitude quake could continue for weeks or months.
Prior to Saturday's earthquake, the largest quake previously recorded in Oklahoma was a 5.5-magnitude tremor in 1952, the USGS said.
(Reporting by Steve Olafson in Oklahoma City; Editing by Cynthia Johnston)
The latest quake hit at 8:47 p.m. in the same rural central Oklahoma area as the larger quake, about 43 miles east of Oklahoma City, and was felt throughout Kansas, Missouri and Arkansas, according to reports to the USGS.
No damage or injuries were reported. Oklahomans have been warned that aftershocks following Saturday's 5.6 magnitude quake could continue for weeks or months.
Prior to Saturday's earthquake, the largest quake previously recorded in Oklahoma was a 5.5-magnitude tremor in 1952, the USGS said.
(Reporting by Steve Olafson in Oklahoma City; Editing by Cynthia Johnston)
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Frankie Cocozza has been axed out the X Factor UK because he broke the Golden Rule.
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Today Joe Frazier died after a battle with liver cancer. Frazier fought Muhammad Ali 3 times (winning the first bout) and was the first boxer to beat Ali. Today respects are pouring in for Smokin' Joe Frazier on Twitter and most tweets mention his feat against his rival, making it in turn trend.
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In the US, elections are being held on a
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Monday 7 November 2011
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