How the Phillies winning is affecting your sex drive.
Is Jimmy Rollins a Hall of Famer?
Any suggestions for how we’re going to keep Yankee scum out of our bars?
With their two most hated rivals facing off, who are Mets fans rooting for in the Series?
Vote for what you think the result will be of the World Series.
I have been a total slacker on posting today, but I think once you see this video, all will be forgiven. This may well be my magnum opus.
Who directed the 1931 classic Dracula, starring Bela Legosi?
Yep, it’s that time again. Time for the 7th Annual Halloween Spooktacular. All questions this week will be about ghosts, goblins, serial killers, scary songs, and other devilish delights. The schedule has been adjusted to accomodate the Phils-Yankees World Series. Here is our lineup:
TUESDAY:
O’Neals 8 p.m.
Bards 10:15 p.m.
WEDNESDAY
Locust Rendezvous 6 p.m. SHARP!
Black Sheep Cancelled
THURSDAY
Ugly American 6 p.m.
Bards Cancelled
I’m not a huge Marilyn Manson fan, but this is a pretty badass version of “This is Halloween.” Panic! at the Disco recorded one too, but it’s not as good. Halloween Spooktacular this week. More details forthcoming.
Benjamin Guggenheim was an incredibly wealthy Philadelphia born businessman at the turn of the century, but his name might be forgotten if not for his actions aboard the Titanic after it struck an iceburg.
Guggenheim inherited his father’s mining business as a young man, and made a fortune in the smelting business early on. However he soon began to squander his fortune, and lost $8 million in bad investments.
He married Florette Seligman of a powerful New York banking family in 1894 in a remarkably lavish wedding. The marriage was not a happy one and Guggenheim was actually aboard the Titanic with his 25 year old mistress, Madame Leontine Aubart, a French singer.
After the Titanic struck the iceburg, his valet fitted him in a lifevest and got him onto the boat deck, but when ol’ Ben saw the scramble aboard the boat deck, he stated, “I am willing to remain and play the man’s game if there are not enough boats for more than women and children. No woman shall be left aboard this ship because Ben Guggenheim was a coward.” He then went to his room, dressed in his finest tuxedo, returned to the ship’s bar, began sipping brandy and smoking a cigar, and uttered one of the most badass remarks in human history: “We’ve dressed in our best, and are prepared to go down like gentlemen.” Hell f***ing yes. What a hardass. If I had been on board the Titanic, I probably would have been knocking women and children out of the way to get on a lifeboat, but my main man Ben did it like a champ. Cheers to you, Champ, and Happy Birthday. We wish you could be here with us today to enjoy it. Friggin’ iceburg.
1st Place: The Jams (repped by the only question they missed, “What was Alfred Eisenstaedt’s most famous photo?”) 109
2nd Place: Duane’s World 107
3rd Place: Barstool Racers 77
1st Place: Ivan the Trivial 107
2nd Place: Tooth, Wind and Fire 97
3rd Place: The Savage Ear 96
The musical genius turns 50 today. Hoping to get pics up this afternoon. Oh, and if you haven’t seen it yet, you have to see the video for White and Nerdy.
