I AM OFFICIALLY EXCITED.

GLOW IN THE DARK TOUR 2008
KANYE WEST IS A BEAST.






BUSY WEEK.

Monday:


Tuesday:


Wednesday:


Friday:



Saturday:

KIDSBEER?

This was actually featured in my Business & Society Textbook as an ethical issue...
Check it out:


Kidsbeer, a nonalcoholic brew aimed at children, are growing rapidly.


Kidsbeer, a nonalcoholic brew aimed at children, is catching on with young drinkers and is posting monthly shipments of 75,000 bottles, according to maker Tomomasu Co.


The beverage, one of whose ingredients is the Latin American plant guarana, sells for around 380 yen per 330-milliliter bottle. The bottles themselves are colored brown to make the drink look even more like its more potent counterpart, the company said.

The drink started out as Guarana, a cola beverage that used to be sold at the Shitamachi-ya restaurant in Fukuoka, run by 39-year-old Yuichi Asaba.

Asaba renamed the sweet carbonated drink Kidsbeer, a move that made it an instant hit.

Asaba outsourced its production to Tomomasu, a beverage maker based in Ogi, Saga Prefecture.

Tomomasu tinkered with the drink by decreasing its sweetness and increasing its frothiness, the company said. It began shipping the transformed drink in late 2003.

Though the initial shipment was only 200 bottles per month, the beverage was soon adopted by other restaurants and even by department stores, which began offering it as a gift package.

Asaba said kids and other people "can raise a glass with this, even if they cannot drink any liquor."

Satoshi Tomoda, president of the beverage maker, said: "Children copy and mimic adults.

"If you get this drink ready on such occasions as events and celebrations attended by kids, it would make the occasions even more entertaining."

The Kidsbeer label captures a nostalgic mood as it was modeled after classic beer labels.

"Even kids cannot stand life unless they have a drink," reads the product's advertising slogan.


JAPAN RULES!!!!!

SUPER HIGH.



"Determined to find out the true effects of marijuana on the human body, stand-up comedian and former Stoner of the Year Doug Benson documents his experience avoiding pot for 30 days and then consuming massive amounts of the drug for 30 days. More than just an amusing story of one man's quest to get superhigh, this documentary also examines the hotly contested debate over medical marijuana use."
Taken from imdb.




Hits theaters Fri April 11th... I'M SO THERE.

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"I LUV YOUR GIRL" -The Dream

Over the weekend, RBC was in effect spinning at two spots on Saturday night. At Mega's going-away shindig at Azul, Rube played "I LUV YOUR GIRL" by The Dream.

Next stop was Duplex for $ir Tipp's gig. Last song what do you know... He plays it too.



Check out the lyrics, its funny as hell. Quite bastos if you ask me.
Homeboy's talkin bout dancin with someone else's girl at the club and so on...
The song is catchy and I didn't like it when I'd hear it on the radio in the car, but when that shit DUMPS IN A CLUB, you can't help but dance. I like it now :)
Thanks Ruby Red-I & $ir Tipp! lol

Check it:


- The Dream Lyrics

SMOKE SIGNALS






No, its forreal.
Buy it here.

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Matt Leinart is an idiot.

Pictured below: Matt Leinart administering beer bong activities to (legal?) girls.





Come on bro! You're in the NFL now! You don't need to be college raging anymore! Go to a Paris Hilton party or something...

The Cardinals' quarterback is in a bit of hot water this week after pictures surfaced on the Internet of the former USC star partying at his Phoenix-area home. One of the pictures shows Leinart in what appears to be a hot tub with four young women. Another shows him holding a beer bong, with a girl crouching at the other end.

Arizona coach Ken Whisenhunt said Tuesday that he was "disappointed" in the quarterback, according to a report on the Web site of the East Valley Tribune.

"Matt called me Monday morning and we spoke for a while," Whisenhunt said in a statement, according to the Tribune. "I reiterated to him the type of behavior that we expect at all times from our players. He understands that as well as the level of scrutiny that he's under because of who he is. It's being handled internally.

"I was disappointed but at the same time have no doubts about his commitment to this football team or his ability to lead it."


Taken from FoxSports.com