“Don’t @ Me” is coming off its brief hiatus with more unfiltered takes on society, current events, pop culture, and relationships. Here are 10 memorable clips from the first 50 episodes of the podcast.
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Netflix sucks. Sure the shows are great, but why aren't the movies any good? We have the Netflix we need, but where's the Netflix we deserve?
Read MoreSome perform well under pressure and others don't. But why? Is the "clutch gene" an innate attribute or can it be learned? Science explains.
Read MoreMost of us perform well under pressure (see Gray Area's latest post). How can we capture that essence every time we produce something? Procrastinate!
Read MoreAnother paltry weekend in the box office leaves "Split" in the top spot with a deep movie going under the radar.
Read MoreSports can unify and divide like nothing else and every game has a single play that changes everything.
Read MoreThe most shocking Super Bowl in history was full of surprises. What stood out most?
Read MoreEveryone will remember Tom Brady's late game heroics, cementing his legacy as the league's greatest quarterback of all time. But who else deserves some credit? Here are some unsung heroes.
Read MoreFor those of you who bask in nostalgia and refuse to acknowledge the difference in size of the rearview mirror and your windshield (guilty), this one's for you.
A somehow harmonious mix of nice and melancholy thoughts intertwine here to make you feel happy and crappy at the same time.
Another classic column, brought to you. I "remember when" I wrote this, and even that brings nostalgia. Enjoy.
Every sport has a team that everyone loves, hates, or loves to hate. What makes the Miami Heat fit into this category?
Read MoreRemember my challenge of overcoming my deepest of cravings to succeed in defeating temptation for lent?
If you've forgotten, catch up here. If you remember, then proceed for a follow-up. Did I achieve my goal, or succumb to the dark side? Find out. Enjoy.
Recently, I started a series of classic posts, most (well, actually, all) of which came from my columns for the Houstonian at SHSU.
This one talks about the challenge of lent, and my goal to defeat my biggest enemy: myself. Enjoy.
Like my "guy thing" post I posted, the following is another column I wrote for the Houstonian back at SHSU.
Another good read. Enjoy.
A little over a year ago, I discovered a gem of a book.
I was wasting time at a Barnes & Nobles in the "Humor" section and found a book called "Emails from an Asshole." It was hysterical.
The book came from a compilation of work from dontevenreply.com, where this guy pretty much goes on Craigslist and incessantly annoys anyone with a stupid ad. Genius.
Read MoreMy shenanigans continue and they're only getting better.
As you recall, my two previous posts involved me A. replying to people's ads, B. giving them ridiculous duties, C. laughing hysterically at their responses.
I can't take all the credit for this idea. I'm not a pioneer, simply the monkey-do to this guy'smonkey-see. Did I say that right? I explain more here.
Anyways, the fun continues.
Read MoreHence marks the return of my "antics."
You can read my previous stunts here, since you probably haven't already.
After a writing hiatus (basically me getting lazy), I abandoned this duty, to sit around and socialize with my Netflix instant queue.
Well, I got hungry again.
College football blows and the NFL is way better. Read more to find out why.
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