Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Jan 14

GREETINGS BLOGGERS: aint i polite?
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OK we gotta put the smack down on American Idol!! DID anyone see that idiot RYAN SEACREST last night and what he did on accident??? READ BELOW, great article from the huffington post! Read what they had to say below.....

"American Idol" contestant Scott Macintrye, 23, may be blind, but that didn't stop Ryan Seacrest from trying to given him a high five.

Macintyre plays the piano, went to college at 14 and ballroom dances, and he even sung his way to a golden ticket to Hollywood. After Scott emerged from his audition and hugged his family, Ryan held up his right hand for a high-five.

Seacrest ended up reaching down and taking Scott's hand after his gesture hung midair.

Click me to watch the Video of the American IDIOT Ryan Seacrest


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New American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi is getting married. DioGuardi and Mike McCuddy were engaged December 8 while on vacation in Mexico. No wedding date has been planned. McCuddy is a former school teacher-turned-general-contractor. And, he's also a dad, according to a New York Times bio of DioGuardi, meaning she won't just be a new wife, she'll also be a new step-mom.

Just hours before the premiere of American Idol's eighth season, a Fox head hancho scoffed at the suggestion that judge Paula Abdul might be ready to make her exit after this season. The chief said, "We want to have her as long as the show goes."

This is GREAT from the L.A. TIMES

THE REAL RULES OF AMERICAN IDOL AUDITIONS

L.A. Times

Contestants must have logged at least 45,000 hours singing in front of the mirror, at family dinners and in church.

Contestants must know with metaphysical certitude that they are destined the be the next American Idol.

Contestants must arrive at the audition looking approximately 75% to 82% worse than they plan to look three months hence. Extra points for stringy hair, skin conditions and slouching posture that can be corrected during the middle rounds.

Contestants must arrive with a very close family, preferably including one grandparent who played a critical role in their upbringing.

Contestants are encouraged to arrive in the midst of heartbreaking family tragedy.

If auditioning in the "Painfully Bad" category, contestants will register shock and disbelief at their failure to earn a ticket to Hollywood. When leaving the studio, they will be certain to curse the judges for their blindness to true talent.

Contestants should at all times exhibit deep religious beliefs but be careful not to name the religion that they feel deeply about.

Contestants with a modeling past may use their appearance to earn a ticket to Hollywood via flirting with Judge Cowell. However, such contestants will exit the season at 18th place and never be heard from again.

Likewise, brawny male contestants singing romantically to Judge Abdul will be granted a ticket to Hollywood, where they will be quickly eliminated from the competition.

The "No Goths" regulations remain in effect.

If planning to win the competition, do not come intending to audition but merely to support a sibling or friend.

In pre-interviews, it is important to emphasize that you are grounded, family-oriented and a down-to-earth wholesome young American.

And speaking of T.V. and American Idol: check out what's shaking down tonight ON duh tube.

ON TELEVISION
AMERICAN IDOL (8p ET, FOX) -- The season premiere continues with this 2-hour edition.

OLD CHRISTINE (8p ET, CBS) -- A new episode. A new "Gary Unmarried" follows.

LOST (8p ET, ABC) -- In preparation for next week's season premiere, ABC presents an enhanced version of the season 4 finale.

CRIMINAL MINDS (9p ET, CBS) -- In this new episode, the team searches for answers when a young woman is abducted from an affluent community in Atlanta.

LAW & ORDER (10p ET, NBC) -- In this new episode, the murder of the plaintiff in a lawsuit against a major airline leads detectives to a defense attorney. A new "Knight Rider" airs at 8p ET.

CSI: NY (10p ET, CBS) -- In this new episode, brides-to-be fight over a dress at the biggest wedding gown sale of the year and one of the shoppers winds up dead.

TOP CHEF (10p ET, Bravo) -- The contestants shop for fresh ingredients at a farm and then create a dinner for the farm workers.

DAMAGES (10p ET, FX) -- Patty suspects there is more to Purcell's case than simple murder and Ellen assists the FBI in their attempt to flip Tom.
NEWS

Speaking of T.V. from the do you even care file...

TOP TV SHOWS

Week January 5-11
1. College Football: Oklahoma vs. Florida, Fox, 26.77 million viewers
2. NFL Football: Arizona vs. Carolina, Fox, 23.78 million viewers
3. AFC Division Playoff Post-Game (Sunday), CBS, 21.35 million viewers
4. The Mentalist, CBS, 19.62 million viewers
5. NCIS, CBS, 19.1 million viewers
6. College Football: Texas vs. Ohio State, Fox, 17.06 million viewers
7. 60 Minutes, CBS, 15.03 million viewers
8. Golden Globe Awards, NBC, 14.86 million viewers
9. Grey's Anatomy, ABC, 13.87 million viewers
10. Desperate Housewives, ABC, 13.79 million viewers
11. Without a Trace, CBS, 13.13 million viewers
12. 24, Fox, 12.61 million viewers
13. Barbara Walters Special, ABC, 12.55 million viewers
14. Cold Case,CBS, 12.3 million viewers
15. Biggest Loser 7, NBC, 11.92 million viewers
16. Two And a Half Men, CBS, 11.56 million viewers
17. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, CBS, 11 million viewers
18. Law & Order: SVU, NBC, 10.82 million viewers
19. Ghost Whisperer, CBS, 10.64 million viewers
20. CSI: Miami, CBS, 10.4 million viewers


If you have no connection to the outside world here is what's going on in the world, and if you let me I must comment on everyone, here goes:

Sony will likely suffer an annual operating loss of about $1.1 billion. [But it's cool -- they'll just ask for some bailout money from the United States.]

American Idol is returning for its eighth season. [This year contestants can win a million dollar recording contract and the opportunity to stalk Paula Abdul.]

One in every two hundred kids is a vegetarian. [And 199 of every 200 kids is a Twinkitarian.]

Police have arrested a California man for allegedly arranging to sell his 14-year-old daughter into marriage in exchange for $16,000, 100 cases of beer and several cases of meat. [I won't know how to judge the man's actions until I know what kind of beer he was trading.]

Police have arrested a California man for allegedly arranging to sell his 14-year-old daughter into marriage in exchange for $16,000, 100 cases of beer and several cases of meat. [Which should make the father/daughter dance this year a little weird.]
Only days after Prince Harry was in the hot seat for using a racist term his father, Prince Charles, now finds himself in the same predicament after reports surfaced of him using a similar insulting phrase. [Well, I can pretty much guess who won’t be invited to the presidential inauguration.]

A man wanted on financial fraud charges tried to fake his own death by parachuting out of a plane. [Number seven on the Bernie Madoff Things To Do List.]

Howie Mandel was treated at a hospital with an irregular heartbeat. [The worst part was having every doctor and nurse make the say corny joke -- "Bill or no bill?"]

A new report says that by 2012 the U.S. will overtake Italy as the world’s largest consumer of wine. [Yeah, we’ll all be drinking to try forget that we can’t make our mortgage payments.]

How many of us are going to miss the Gee Dubya? I know there are many of you who are, including my dad but when i found and read this little piece I DIED LAUGHING Scan below:

SOME OF THE BEST BUSHISMS OF ALL TIME

Compiled by Slate.com

»» "Our enemies are innovative and resourceful, and so are we. They never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people, and neither do we." —Washington, D.C., Aug. 5, 2004

»» "I know how hard it is for you to put food on your family."—Greater Nashua, N.H., Chamber of Commerce, Jan. 27, 2000

»» "Too many good docs are getting out of the business. Too many OB/GYNs aren't able to practice their love with women all across the country." —Poplar Bluff, Mo., Sept. 6, 2004

»» "And there is distrust in Washington. I am surprised, frankly, at the amount of distrust that exists in this town. And I'm sorry it's the case, and I'll work hard to try to elevate it." —speaking on National Public Radio, Jan. 29, 2007

»» "One of the great things about books is sometimes there are some fantastic pictures." —U.S. News & World Report, Jan. 3, 2000

»» "Well, I think if you say you're going to do something and don't do it, that's trustworthiness." —CNN online chat, Aug. 30, 2000

»» "Families is where our nation finds hope, where wings take dream." —LaCrosse, Wis., Oct. 18, 2000

»» "There's a huge trust. I see it all the time when people come up to me and say, 'I don't want you to let me down again.'" —Boston, Oct. 3, 2000


Tomorrow WING PBR TIX and the GUY who is famous for saying 'tater salad' Ron White tix.

NAP TIME......at last

WINGNUT:out

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