Goldstar Beer (Israel) shows the simple difference between men and women:

Sport Center’s take on the trial and tribulations of Paul Pierce’s life. Well worth 4 minutes of your time even if you’re not a Boston sports fan.

Despite its normal appearance, the 2005 Nissan Xterra in this recent CraigList’s post is actually “engineered by 3rd degree ninja super-warriors in the highest mountains of Japan to serve the needs of the man that cheats death on a daily basis. They didn’t even consider superfluous nancy boy amenities like navigation systems (real men don’t get lost), heated leather seats (a real man doesn’t let anything warm his butt), or On Star (real men don’t even know what the hell On Star is).”

So if you’re in the market for a car forged by Ninjas and have a spare $13,000 laying around, you too can own the “Tom Selleck of Nissans.”

If ESPN writes about a sport, it must be legit, right? Well, ESPN the Magazine has named Beer Pong “The Next Great American Pastime”. Why do I know Beer Pong (aka Beirut, lob pong, BP) has gone from the frat house to the big time? 2 separate people sent me this article. Ok, they’re both drunk beer pong players, but who cares, beer pong is here to stay. Add the fact that someone else sent me 4 links (below) to beer pong table manufacturers and I beer pong is finally getting its well deserved 15 minutes of fame.

http://www.beer-pong-tables.com/
http://www.pongalong.com/
http://www.bingbongtables.com/
http://www.officialbeerpongtable.com/

Pork belly slabs never looked so good…

The NHL has caught my attention again, mostly due to the success of the Bruins in 2008/2009, but also by the ridiculous All Star voting this year. The starters from the East and West are from a total of 4 teams. (Montreal, Pittsburgh, Anaheim and Chicago). I’m not complaining because Bruins players were ignored, I’m complaining because 26 other teams were left out of the starting lineups.

OK, the game is being held in Montreal this year, so you can chalk up some of those roster spots, but the Canadiens hold 4 out of 6 starting spots in the East. That would be the equivalent of 6 St. Louis Cardinals starting at the 2009 MLB All Star Game.

Either there are some serious flaws with the NHL’s All Star voting system or… well, honestly, I can’t think of a reason to allow just 4 teams represent your league in your yearly showcase of NHL talent. I suppose it’s just another example of why the NHL continually takes last place in professional sports.