Showing posts with label all-time. Show all posts
Showing posts with label all-time. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Def Leppard - Rock of Ages
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Saturday, January 14, 2012
Vote For Miss Survivor
All you Survivor enthusiasts, this is certainly for you. If you're a fan of Survivor, and have watched all the seasons (or most of them), then this should be no trouble for you - especially for you men out there. But I know Survivor has tons of women fans.
It's pretty easy.. All you have to do is go to the site, take 20 seconds to read the rules, and then write-in your top-5 Survivor women of all-time.
Or you can click the banner image..
I wanted to be thorough, so I found a place where I could quickly revisit the one's whose names I couldn't remember. So here is a Wikipedia link to help you out in that manner. Google-searching their names will bring up images, and almost instantly refresh your memory.
Myself.. I had to make a chicken-scratched short list of (GULP) 29 of them.. ordered by how I figured they'd end up ranked on my list. I was pretty surprised how difficult it was to pick only FIVE.
Here are mine:
1 - Stephenie LaGrossa
2 - Amanda Kimmel
3 - Jenna Morasca
4 - Natalie Tenerelli
5 - Jessica 'Sugar' Kiper
And I made it a point to include my next five in the comments, although I doubt they'll be considered: Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Natalie White, Christa Hastie, Jenna Lewis, and Ashley Trainer.
Have fun with it, but go vote!
Thanks to Sugar's Facebook for reminding me!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Sunday, September 26, 2010
The 100 Greatest Golf Shots Of All Time
Not a bad list compiled by the fine folks over at Zipgolfer Dot Com. As with any list I disagree with the ranking of a few of them, but I wouldn't envy the task of putting it together in the first place.
Here are a few of my favorites:
85. Woody Austin - From Water
I wish the results of the shot would've been shown, because if my memory is correct, the shot was a success. Nevertheless, as any golfer knows, it's hard enough to hit good shots when the ball is on the ground - let alone submerged under water.
81. Shaun Micheel hitting what is still one of the best high-pressure golf shots of all time - and on the 72nd hole of a major, to win: the 2003 PGA Championship.
78. Fred Couples wins the 1996 Players' Championship.
Freddie's one of my idols. The memory of this tournament's finish is one of my favorite memories.
71. A miraculous par save from nasty trouble at 2008's Colonial by Phil Mickelson.
69. Costantino Rocca's miracle - 1995 British Open at St. Andrews.
66. Corey Pavin's 4-Wood 2nd shot at the 72nd hole of the 1995 US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
59. Ben Crenshaw's 60-foot putt at #10 during the 1984 Masters. When listing the best putters ever to grace the game of golf, no one's top-5 is without gentle Ben.
51. Paul Azinger's sand shot at Muirfield Village #18 to win the 1993 Memorial.
35. Jack Nicklaus' 16th tee shot at the 1986 Masters, which he won at the age of 46.
32. Payne Stewart's US Open-winning putt in 1999 was huge! So sad Payne died in a plane crash later that year. His legacy lives on!
25. Jack Nicklaus' putt on #17 in the 1986 Masters. Surely you've seen the highlight by now.
5. Tiger's incredible chip at #16 in the 2005 Masters should be #2.
To see the entire article, please click here.
Via - (NSFW)
Here are a few of my favorites:
85. Woody Austin - From Water
I wish the results of the shot would've been shown, because if my memory is correct, the shot was a success. Nevertheless, as any golfer knows, it's hard enough to hit good shots when the ball is on the ground - let alone submerged under water.
81. Shaun Micheel hitting what is still one of the best high-pressure golf shots of all time - and on the 72nd hole of a major, to win: the 2003 PGA Championship.
78. Fred Couples wins the 1996 Players' Championship.
Freddie's one of my idols. The memory of this tournament's finish is one of my favorite memories.
71. A miraculous par save from nasty trouble at 2008's Colonial by Phil Mickelson.
69. Costantino Rocca's miracle - 1995 British Open at St. Andrews.
66. Corey Pavin's 4-Wood 2nd shot at the 72nd hole of the 1995 US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
59. Ben Crenshaw's 60-foot putt at #10 during the 1984 Masters. When listing the best putters ever to grace the game of golf, no one's top-5 is without gentle Ben.
51. Paul Azinger's sand shot at Muirfield Village #18 to win the 1993 Memorial.
35. Jack Nicklaus' 16th tee shot at the 1986 Masters, which he won at the age of 46.
32. Payne Stewart's US Open-winning putt in 1999 was huge! So sad Payne died in a plane crash later that year. His legacy lives on!
25. Jack Nicklaus' putt on #17 in the 1986 Masters. Surely you've seen the highlight by now.
5. Tiger's incredible chip at #16 in the 2005 Masters should be #2.
To see the entire article, please click here.
Via - (NSFW)
Saturday, May 22, 2010
The 90 Best Cartoons Of All Time
Very craftily created over at Now That's Nifty Dot Blogspot Dot Com, this is an incredible list of all the great cartoons we grew up with, as well as some of the awesome ones we're used to from the more recent past.
I think just about everyone has a soft spot for cartoons. There is a wide variety out there, each with something to offer.
I've compiled a list of what I believe to be the 90 best cartoons, ever. If you don't agree with my list, I don't care, get your own list. If I forgot some, I appologize, there are a lot of cartoons out there. It is important to note that I honestly could move some of these up or down in the rankings, even the top ones. Never the less, here they are:
45. Schoolhouse Rock! (1973-1986)

37. Daria (1997–2002)

34. The Jetsons (1962-1963; 1984-1985 and 1987)

10. Beavis and Butt-head (1993–1997) So dumb it's funny.

Click here or the banner pic to go to the entire list, which includes links to each cartoon's Wikipedia page.
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
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