VOTE: Best Rocky Horror Balboa Show Photoshop

The physical challenge for the past week was to post a photoshpped photo of Rocky and Rocky Horror Picture Show, and we’d vote for the best one. I expected to get like one or two. I got 8, all of them very well done. I’ve selected one from each team that submitted one, and now it’s up to you to vote for which one was best. Votes will be added up and winner determined tomorrow at 5 p.m. Each team got 3 points for submitting one, one team will get 3 bonus points for having the best one (plus a bonus prize of some sort). I’ll post the pics below, you vote above for which one you liked best. Why are we doing this? Because we’re having a Rocky Horror Balboa Picture Show quiz this Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Trestle Inn. More details soon.

Interim Team Name

SHARKTOBERFEST

SIDECARDIGANS

MAYPOTHER

407 PRIMROSE YELLOWJACKETS

HOOTER AND CHUFF

Rocky Horror Balboa Show This Sunday

The Rocky Horror Balboa Show quiz is going down this Sunday at the Trestle Inn. “That’s great, Johnny, but what the hell does that mean?” some of you are asking. It means that we are going to do the first quiz in the history of the world that combines your knowledge of Magenta with your knowledge of Clubber Lang, your knowledge of Riff Raff with your knowledge of Uncle Paulie. How much do you know about two of the most remarkable movies of the mid-1970s…and the ridiculous Rocky sequels since. This is gonna be a helluva fun quiz. Hope you can make it out. Action starts at 8 p.m. See ya there!

A Few Teams We’d Really Like to See Back at Quizzo

Just a quick list off the top of my head of a few teams we haven’t seen much of lately, and a note to let them know we’d love to see them again soon.

Magnus ver Magnusson

Savage Ear

Inglorious Barristers

CatDog

Popesack

FFSF

Philliez Nutz

Specific Jawns

Million Dollar Robot Baby

Question of the Week

By 1925, this radio maker with an enormous factory at 4745 Wissahickon Avenue was the #1 maker of radios in the U.S.

1929 World Series Starts Today!

Last year, I had a lot of fun carrying the 1911 World Series as if it were live. This year I’m fast forwarding a few years, to 1929, when the Mighty A’s took on the Chicago Cubs, who were trying to break a 21 game World Series drought. Analysis, interviews, and awesome photos, the goal is to cover the Series as if I had a sports blog at the time and was covering it live. If you’re a baseball fan, I assure you, it’s gonna be a lot of fun. Click here to see our “sponsors”, how much tickets cost, and who the unlikely hero of Game 1 was.