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  • Jon Gruden Can’t Wait to Get Back to Coaching; Agrees to Monday Night Football Extension
    Written by Apoplectic Fittz 6 Comments
    Last Updated: November 19, 2009
    Jon Gruden Can’t Wait to Get Back to Coaching; Agrees to Monday Night Football Extension

    Jon Gruden has signed on to coach for an NFL team next year along with an exclusive commitment to commentate on ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” broadcasts.

  • 5 People You’re Likely to Run Into While At a House Party
    Written by seifer 5 Comments
    Last Updated: November 11, 2009
    5 People You’re Likely to Run Into While At a House Party

    Let’s face it, as different as we all are as people, somehow the same 20 people always end up at every party I go to. TRO is here to examine, for your reading pleasure, five of these said individuals. In this case, it’s five of the people that are at the party to ruin your good time. Chances are, you’ll recognize them immediately.

  • An Excerpt From My Top 500 Comedies List
    Written by Apoplectic Fittz 4 Comments
    Last Updated: November 11, 2009
    An Excerpt From My Top 500 Comedies List

    There’s a lot of hilarious movies out there of which I’ve seen many. In fact, I’ve seen too many to show you all of them in the order in which I enjoyed them. Therefore, I’ve truncated my list of the 500 best comedy movies to only include a snippet of my favorite funny films.

  • Date Ideas: What to Wear
    Written by Mashed Pandaboot 1 Comment
    Last Updated: August 12, 2009
    Date Ideas: What to Wear

    Dating is tough and as such so is deciding what fashionable items one wants to cover their body with as to make a statement and also cover ones body for utilitarian reasons. So while burlap sacks might not be suitable in this meat-market of a dating scene, they might as well be.

  • Give Me Liberty or Give Me Work
    Written by Apoplectic Fittz 3 Comments
    Last Updated: July 4, 2009
    Give Me Liberty or Give Me Work

    Streamers, corn on the cob, sparklers, bunting, mashed potatoes, picnic tables, freedom, baseball, mom, and apple pie. One of these things is not like the other. One of these things isn’t actually real.

  • Adventures in Videogaming: Lies my Games Told Me
    Written by Otis Whitaker 3 Comments
    Last Updated: May 14, 2009
    Adventures in Videogaming: Lies my Games Told Me

    There are a lot of liars in the world, did you know that? From the minute you wake up, to the second you go to sleep, in any given day you’re probably going to encounter at least someone or something lying to you. But, did you know that one of the biggest liars on Earth.. is VIDEOGAMES?

  • Lament to Cheese
    Written by Apoplectic Fittz 2 Comments
    Last Updated: May 10, 2009
    Lament to Cheese

    Cheese cheese cheese cheese cheese. Cheese, cheese cheese, cheese? Cheese cheese–cheese!–cheese cheese cheese, cheese cheese cheese, cheese cheese. Cheese cheese cheese cheese cheese cheese cheese cheese cheese!

  • Debunking American Truths
    Written by Apoplectic Fittz 2 Comments
    Last Updated: May 5, 2009
    Debunking American Truths

    Let’s face it, we Americans are full of shit. We love to tell our stories about how awesome we are and all, but really, we are just bunch a crazies Europe didn’t want anymore. Sure, we talk a big game now, what with our “freedom” and our “super power” and our “Inspirational country music”.

  • Adventures in Videogaming: The Horrible Truth of Videogame Reviews
    Written by Otis Whitaker 14 Comments
    Last Updated: April 29, 2009
    Adventures in Videogaming: The Horrible Truth of Videogame Reviews

    Reviewing games these days is about as much of an art form as crapping the bed after a long night of drinking. But see, I don’t drink, so that was a terrible review of game reviews. However, shitting the bed really isn’t something that is fun.

  • An excerpt from my upcoming American History Romance Novella…
    Written by Apoplectic Fittz 2 Comments
    Last Updated: April 28, 2009
    An excerpt from my upcoming American History Romance Novella…

    William thought he saw the fire down in the bay before anyone else did. He peered and shook his head in disbelief. This sort of thing should not happen. He knew, however, they marched, ever still. Not here, he thought. Not here in Boston. Not on the long road to Lexington, where so much of the unseasoned America was beginning to hope for newly minted freedoms to be released from their lobster-coated cages.