Writer,father. Loves music, movies, politics, Waverly and irony. Concerts, baseball, farming, comics, Doctor Who. Plays too much Dig Dug. Addicted to popcorn.
@ESPNFANSUPPORT I spent 30 bucks for this unlimited crap and it says I still need a subscription. Thanks for ruining an evening ESPN and Disney. You suck!
@MATTHARDYBRAND@matthardypod@ThisIsTNA@adfreeshows@JonAlba@HeyHeyItsConrad We watched every Broken Matt match and segment. It was a great time together for us. I bought her the original “Delete” shirt for her birthday.
I do have a pic! Those moves she did, she got from you, maybe the flair for the bombastic as well. I’d like to say thank you!
@MATTHARDYBRAND@matthardypod@ThisIsTNA@adfreeshows@JonAlba@HeyHeyItsConrad Hey Matt. My daughter, Romana is in her high school play. She gets into a pro wrestling-esque fight scene.
It was exceptionally hilarious. Her moves were great. When Romana was little, she loved watching Broken Matt Hardy. Every week, she wanted to see what you would do next.
This is one of the top-5 greatest plays in the history of baseball.
The pitcher throws behind Lenny Randle (🐐). Does Randle charge the mound? No. He lays a bunt down the first-base line and blows up the pitcher when he goes to field it. <chef's kiss>
A guide to the Nine Circles of Hell according to Dante's Inferno.
From the sins that will land you a place in each circle (including astrology and political corruption) to how you'll be punished and who else is already there...
From about 1983 to 1991, Phil Collins sang like every fourth song on the radio. If you were in your car with the radio on for 15 minutes, you heard Phil Collins at least once. That’s just how it was. I feel like those over 40 will confirm this to be accurate.
Have you ever noticed that the save icon is a floppy disk, even though they became obsolete twenty years ago?
That's called a "skeuomorph" - when something new takes on the appearance of what it replaced.
And once you start to look, they're everywhere...
Listen to why Ray Bradbury, author of 27 novels, didn't believe in college and thought it was "dangerous." Stay for the dazzling monologue on love, hate, creativity, and the irresistible power of feeling over the intellect.