I really wish I had that sweater around Christmas… I’d wear the shit outta that!  This kid is like the fucking Energizer Bunny with these dance moves.  In between nose picks, these moves are pretty solid.  I really thought he was gonna tumble down the fucking steps… THAT would’ve gotten him the attention he was looking for.

Thumbs Up:  Great Dancer

Thumbs Down:  I missed the ‘Thumbs Up” button

“Let’s go eat a God Damn SNACK!”

Is this guy completely insane or what?  I mean it’s one thing for an athlete to BEG for media attention, but a head coach?  He absolutely NEEDS to be in the spot light 24/7… It’s one thing turning on the “T.Ocho Show” or listening to Randy Moss complain about not getting the ball enough, but a head coach needing attention like this is ridiculous.  Although Rex is an over-the-top drama queen… it’s kind of entertaining.  The built to the Patriots vs. Jets game made the game 100% more exciting.  It was like all the shit talking between two wrestlers in WWE before a match, except this was REAL.  As much as I enjoyed the hype from the smack talk, I hated the outcome.  The fact that he does more talking than his whole team combined makes me want to see him lose that much more.  At some point, the fat ass just needs to shut up.  By the way, this rant doesn’t even include “Foot Gate” with his whole foot-fetish video on the side… Another thing: This whole “Everything is personal” is fucking stupid.  It’s not personal.  It has NOTHING to do with you.  You’re a coach.  You’re NOT a player.  Shut up and just coach.  Don’t make yourself the leader of the team.  Let the players lead the team and win it for themselves.  Not you.  Praying for the Steelers to win this weekend… and I honestly don’t think it matters who wins the AFC this year, the Packers are the REAL DEAL and are taking it down this year.  Count it.  Cheers.

Thumbs Up:  I like Rex Ryan’s antics

Thumbs Down:  I can’t stand this man!

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From Mashable.com

Before this week, the name “Ted Williams” most likely brought to mind the phrase “Teddy Ballgame.” Now, the name has become synonymous with “Golden-voiced,” as a homeless man with that moniker has shot to stardom as a result of his breathtaking vocal chords.

Recently, Columbia Dispatch videographer Doral Chenoweth III filmed a brief interview with the Brooklyn-born Williams, who — until recently — panhandled on the corner of I-71 and Hudson Street in Cleveland.

Yesterday, the video went viral, and has (at the time of this posting) racked up more than 5 million views on YouTube. This ascent is most likely due in no small part to the Reddit community, which took up the cause after Reddit user and Columbus-dweller Sean Dennison (username shiggiddie) posted the video to the site after hearing about the interview on a local radio show.

“I had already seen the immense good the Reddit community is capable of doing,” Dennison says. “I hoped that maybe through the community I might find out who this Ted Williams character is, and how we might be able to help him get on his feet with some work other redditors might want/need for their businesses, etc.”

The results were overwhelming: “I received anywhere from 70-80 job offers for Ted in my personal messages alone over the past day and a half, some coming from people claiming to represent the interests of nationwide radio programs, television shows, businesses looking for someone to do their voice systems, ads ads and more ads, musicians wanting Ted to contribute his voice to their tracks, and even radio hosts wanting him to join their shows as a full-time jockey,” Dennison says.

“I haven’t even gotten to the news sources asking me for more information, of which I’d guess I received personal messages from at least 20-25.”

The video spread from boards like Reddit to viral culture blogs, leading to appearances on major news outlets — from print to radio to television.

In fact, the awestruck Williams recently appeared on CBS’s The Early Show, where he he tearfully told viewers that he’s on his way back to Brooklyn to reconnect with his 92-year-old mother. From the side of the highway to television to New York — that’s a pretty rapid and drastic progression.

But the trip back to BK isn’t the biggest opportunity that this turn of events has presented for Williams — his lightning-fast ascent to the viral video firmament has also garnered him job offers from the likes of the NFL and the Cleveland Cavaliers (and, by proxy, Quicken Loans). The Cavs also offered him a house.

Quicken Loans President Jay Farner heard about Williams’s great talent last night. “We’re working on a lot of marketing over here at the company, voiceover work, commercials and websites and all kinds of things for Quicken Loans and a variety of our companies who would need that. People heard the voice and thought that might be a great fit. And when I saw that he was in Ohio, I thought that was excellent because the Cavaliers are right there and we’ve got a Quicken Loans web center down there. We’re kind of partial to helping folks in the Midwest.”

Dan Gilbert, the principal owner of Cleveland Cavaliers, is also the founder and chairman of Quicken Loans, so the companies tend to work together rather closely. Still, the job would mostly entail doing voiceovers for the Cavs’s arena.

When asked about the housing offer, Farner replied: “Heck, we’re in the mortgage business, we’re one of the largest lenders in America. Houses are something we know and do pretty well, we figured that it would make sense to find a home for him — a place he could get established, get on his feet. Hard to start a new job if you don’t have a place to call home.”

Williams hasn’t accepted the offer yet, but Farner says that the talented man seems excited by the prospect — and the feeling is mutual.

“When you’re looking for voice talent or someone to go out there and represent your brand, you could do all the focus groups in the world, you’re never going to get 4.5 million people to tell you someone has a great voice,” Farner says. “If 4.5 million people think a voice is great, that’s about the best focus group you could ever get.”

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OK, he doesn’t curb stomp him, but that would be awesome.  Simply mistakes this fatass seal for a rock and jumps on his back.  The seal still got owned here… Penguin 1 – Seal 0

Cheers!