» Monthly Archives: July 2008
By: Bobby Finstock on 07/17/08 @ 8:27 am
Through each of our lives we date people and certain songs get associated with that person. Maybe you had a “song” that was “yours” that explained your relationship. Or perhaps you went to a concert together and it was a special moment in your relationship. Whatever the reason you had for associating that song eventually gets ripped to shreds when you break up making you never want to hear that song again.
By: Bobby Finstock on 07/15/08 @ 8:43 am
Now I know I am going to hear all the negatives about chess boxing and why I can’t do it. The fact that I am 2-4 in career fights on the street will be thrown out there. Also I can hear people saying I suck at chess because I spent my game playing time growing up on the game of Life. (It had a spin wheel!)
By: Bobby Finstock on 07/14/08 @ 8:52 am
I’ve never taken a quiz in Cosmo… well until today. I want to know if “he is only after my bod”. Now the thing is I am going to apply these questions to my current girlfriend. So get out your appletinis, throw on some boy shorts, and lets do each other’s nails and take this quiz. (that may have been the gayest sentence I have ever typed)
By: Bobby Finstock on 07/13/08 @ 1:29 pm
Brent over at the Ominous Comma recently started a “challenge” for humor writers to hand out some tips for new bloggers. He called me out as part of his challenge and well I figured I would rise to said challenge and lay out some tips I have learned. Basically I want to explain to you what I would have done if I could start all over with my writing.
By: Bobby Finstock on 07/10/08 @ 10:29 am
I got back from Wrigley at 4am. I don’t feel like doing anything productive.
So you get the latest Pop Crunch. I just like the Kate Moss joke.
By: Bobby Finstock on 07/9/08 @ 9:40 am
When we got over there I saw one of the most interesting human specimens: The 19 year old girl craving for attention. Apparently this girl is out in the college town of Geneseo often (mostly at parties because she is underage) and has what I like to call a “casual moral attitude”.