America’s been hankering for a Rosie fix. And we might finally get it.
Under one scenario, Ms. O’Donnell would be given the 9 p.m. slot each weeknight on MSNBC, where she would go head-to-head with two heavyweights of cable talk: “Larry King Live” on CNN and “Hannity & Colmes” on Fox News.
That’s right, you’ll be able to see the three ugliest faces on television at the exact same time.
Luckily for us, Hannity’s a camera hog.
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Posted 06 November 2007
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This easily tops my last pick for “craiglist ad most likely to end in murder:
Longest female tongue ?
Reply to: gigs-467420669@craigslist.org
Date: 2007-11-02, 9:34PM CDT
Are you an attractive woman over 18, with an unusually long tongue ?
You could earn great money just for showing off on video.
This is sexy stuff, but not porn.
No nudity involved .. just your face and tongue.
This sounds unusual, I know, but it`s for real.
You can earn great money just showing off your long tongue
and the tricks it can do! We pay $75 per hour.
The videos can be shot by our Kansas City videographer,
or you can shoot them yourself.
Please write to me at videoman_46@yahoo.com
Thank you.
Mike
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Posted 05 November 2007
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Ozzy Osbourne is playing the Sprint Center, and my mom asked “is he going to bite the head off a bat?” I told her I didn’t think he did that anymore. “Maybe he’ll bite the top off a bottle of Geritol, instead,” she said.
Yes, it was funny, but I felt that Geritol was a pretty outdated reference. So, I asked “what century are you in?” At that moment, I realized that “what century are you in?” could include a relatively recent period of time.
“What century are you in?” doesn’t really work as a slam until you’re in the later part of the century. Therefore, it’s dead to me. If only we’d known earlier, we would’ve been sure to use it more when we could. We were simply too distracted with Y2K.
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Posted 05 November 2007
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“Family Ties” is a classic sitcom. MSNBC used the name “Family Ties” for a special on “a bitter custody battle,” and utterly ruined my night after raising my hopes. If it weren’t for Chris Matthews and Tim Russert, I’d be watching Fox News for this disgrace.
While we’re on the topic, Tina Yothers thinks she can hide under a black wig to avoid public stonings for defecating on “Family Ties” with her mere presence on the show. Nice Try, Yothers. Chrissy from “Growing Pains” was better than you.

The actress responsible for the least redeeming character in Television history
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Posted 05 November 2007
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I have a certain notorious Douglas County strip club as a friend on MySpace. I received the following bulletin and put my favorite parts in bold:
To everyone who works at the Outhouse, Amber-Zilla runs this promotional page for this club. As the promoter I feel it is necessary to delete this website as it is turning into a bar far different than the one I started working at. In fact, I quit the other night because it is just not worth the effort to come in and waste money to work out here anymore.
Jeff is a Nazi who demands and demands and gives nothing in return which is no way to run an establishment. He gives underage girls alcohol so they will sleep with him and he spreads STD’s. This is not speculation or rumor, this is FACT. To everyone who is quitting, I say, GOOD JOB. You can make better money elsewhere and not deal with the shady bouncers or tyrannical owner of this place anymore.
FYI, all the girls who USED to work here now either work at Whispers, Bonita Flats and/or The Flamingo or Allstars. Allstars isn’t that great of a place either but if you like R&B, you might try checking it out.
In fact I hear that 2 for 1 dances will now be going on all night every night, even in VIP. And also a little birdie told me that they will start doing 5 and 10 dollar dances instead of 20. Someone wants to lose employees it seems. Someone has become power hungry.
So, I am boycotting this place by erasing this site, I will give everyone a chance to read this bulletin and respond first.
Too bad it didn’t remain a music venue as it originally started out as.
I haven’t been to the Outhouse in ages. If anyone’s heading that way soon, it still sounds like a pretty good time. Thanks for the reminder, disgruntled Outhouse employee! Don’t forget: BYOB.
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Posted 04 November 2007
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I didn’t stay up late, I didn’t sleep in, and I ended up pissing away the only benefits of this whole time-change nonsense. When we lose an hour in the Fall, I know it’s going to end up being one of those days when I need a 24-hour day. The time-change benefits me in one way: keeping my clock purchases in check. If I ever got the urge to go on a clock-buying spree, Daylight Saving Time would surely keep me grounded. No one wants to deal with setting all those clocks all the time.
Hey government, I have a suggestion for you, and I’m not even going to charge you for it. In the Spring, let’s just set our clocks a half hour ahead. Then, we’ll have a compromise between Standard and Daylight Saving Time and never have to mess with our clocks again. Why has no one elected me to office yet?

Maybe we can use this clock for a couple months a year.
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Posted 04 November 2007
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I’m so proud of Christopher Burke for his Attorney General nomination.
Which mortician is doing Laura Bush’s makeup?

Oops, forgot the bite marks.
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Posted 03 November 2007
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I changed the header of this website today. I think it’s fun. Especially since you can stare at the “Matt Stooks.com” part and it kinda messes with your head, thanks to it’s quasi-three-dimensionality. You see that!? How the subhead totally plays off the header? I kick ass.
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Posted 03 November 2007
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Every once in awhile, I run across a posting on craigslist that makes me wonder if the poster is looking for someone to murder. Like this one:
ladies with hairy armpits/or legs?
Reply to: gigs-466758357@craigslist.org
Date: 2007-11-02, 9:39AM CDT
I am looking for female models 18-50 with hairy armpits and legs natural
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Posted 02 November 2007
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Check out this headline from a discovermagazine.com story and the accompanying picture:
This man wants to control the Internet.
And you should let him.
With this headline and photo, Discover is basically saying “Yeah, we know he looks like a complete douche, but what he has to say makes sense. Maybe you should listen.”
Nice try, Discover. You greatly underestimate how high I value looks.
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Posted 02 November 2007
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I’m watching the KU-Pitt State basketball game. The broadcast has already horrified me twice, only 30 minutes into the game.
First off, Sasha Kaun is sporting a giant pubic mass on his head. I hope to God he doesn’t keep growing this thing out. It already looks much more pubic than the picture below.
UPDATE: Sasha looks like absolute death with 12 minutes to go.
Secondly, I saw one of those commercials where the athletes are sweating Gatorade. Can you believe these “sweating Gatorade” commercials are still around? I can’t find it online, but it’s the football one where the guy is sweating the piss-colored Gatorade, delivers a hit, more piss flies around, and then Bill Parcells shows up in a tollbooth and says something about a Golden Shower or something. I’m not sure, but it’s weird as hell.
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Posted 02 November 2007
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I ate some Totino’s Party Pizza last weekend. It was the first time I’ve noshed on Totino’s in forever. My timing always blows, as indicated in this news:
Almost five million Totino’s and Jeno’s frozen pizzas with pepperoni toppings are being recalled because the pepperoni may be contaminated with E. coli.
What did I do to deserve this? I know I have had diarrhea at least once since the ingestion, so I could easily be hosed. Do they actually expect people who buy Totino’s to be willing to return them?
The frozen pizzas were produced in its Wellston, Ohio, plant and distributed throughout the United States. The plant is currently making other pizzas, but not with pepperoni, General Mills spokesman Tom Forsythe said.
Does this mean we won’t be able to get pepperoni topping on Totino’s Party Pizzas at any store? Have they taken them off the shelves completely? If not, you’d better run to the store before they start price gouging. If they are off the shelves, I hope you have a padlock for that Totino’s stockpile in your freezer. This could get messy like the bloody excrement of an E. coli victim.
It pays to read your food box, kids.
Side note: People who eat Jeno’s pizzas probably do deserve E. coli.
Side note 2: I always thought the sausage was most likely to be tainted. Go figure.
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Posted 01 November 2007
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Dog the Bounty Hunter is in trouble for saying the N-word six times during a phone conversation with his son.
Here you go. Beware: he says the N-word a whole lot.
There’s something extra hilarious about this latest N-word fiasco. Dog wasn’t going around saying “N-word this and N-Word that and goddamn N-words!” Nothing like that. Dog is talking on the phone with his son, telling him that he’s worried that his son’s girlfriend will go to the Enquirer and tell them that he uses the N-word. So, he gets busted for using the N-word during a conversation about how he doesn’t want to get busted for using the N-word. Haha!
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Posted 01 November 2007
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Waterboarding is getting a lot of press lately.
Waterboarding (aka “water boarding”) is the practice of immobilizing an individual on his or her back, with the head inclined downward, and pouring water over the face to force the inhalation of water and induce the sensation of drowning.
How could something so horrifying have such a fun, California-style name? Do they at least play some Beach Boys while all this is going down?
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Posted 01 November 2007
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I’ve always thought way too many voters make their choices on team mentality.
When George W. Bush ran against John Kerry, many people cited the “beer test” for where their vote would go. Who would be more fun to have a beer with? That’s who you would vote for.
Almost as bad, is this weird “Hillary’s a woman, she knows what it’s like to be me!” thing for a lot of women, as Hillary has 2/3 of all democratic females polling her way. Yes, it would be great to have a woman president, but shouldn’t women weigh this fact a little differently? Shouldn’t you at least take into consideration how she would be as president? Because if she does a crappy job, men everywhere will unite to point out what’s between her legs.
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Posted 31 October 2007
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If you haven’t put a Halloween costume together, Robert Goulet just handed you the perfect costume on a platter.
You see, when Goulet was in a hospital waiting for a lung transplant, he didn’t really give you much to work with. What’re you going to do? Dress up like Goulet in a hospital gown? Boring.
But now that Goulet has passed, you can pull of a Zombie Goulet costume with relative ease. Slick back the hair, throw on a mustache, some white makeup to make you pale, add some blood, and voilà!
Thanks, Goulet!
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Posted 31 October 2007
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1. Are you too old to trick or treat? You usually reach an age where you become “too cool” for Halloween. This typically occurs around the age of 13. A couple of years pass. You turn 16 and realize the value of free candy. It’s at this point that you must decide whether free candy is worth the awkward stares and possible “Aren’t you too old for Halloween?” exchanges. Doing this with no costume is a further sign of your desperation and dependence on free candy.

Too old and too scary for Halloween
2. Are you a shitty house to visit? You can tell a lot about someone based on the candy they give on Halloween. If the wrapper tears and sticks to your candy, and you aren’t poor, you are a terrible person. If you give out full-sized candy bars, you’re snooty. You should land somewhere in between.

The only candy designed to make kids cry
3. What about tricks? I don’t know anyone who’s given out a trick instead of a treat. Yet, “trick” comes first in the question “Trick or treat?” Are the kids sincere when asking “Trick or treat?” Would they really settle for a trick? I encourage you to learn some tricks to perform on Halloween. See if the kids will be content with a simple trick and no candy. Tip: I wouldn’t suggest doing penis tricks. It’s usually cold on Halloween. Incarceration is another consideration.
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Posted 31 October 2007
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The New York Times is trying to give credit to “Grey’s Anatomy” for inventing the word “vajayjay.”
It began on Feb. 12, 2006, when viewers of the ABC series “Grey’s Anatomy” heard the character Miranda Bailey, a pregnant doctor who had gone into labor, admonish a male intern, “Stop looking at my vajayjay.”
I can’t wait for “Grey’s Anatomy” to “invent” other fun substitutes for “vagina.” I just “invented” some other fun words for them to use: “coochie,” “cooter,” “hoohoo,” “hooha,” “tampon socket,” etc. Come on, Grey’s!
Note: My quotation mark key is tired.
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Posted 30 October 2007
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From craigslist:
Write porn reviews, get free dvds and get rewarded
Seeking adult dvd reviewers in exchange for free DVDs and/or free access to online videos.
Uh, so what are the requirements for this position? I’m sure not just any man can come off the street and do such a job.
I can’t say I’ve ever read a porn review before. I know. Such a loser. Do you talk about lighting? Or rigidity/flaccidity of different “actors?” Do you point out ass-zits that should’ve received proper makeup? I’m lost. I won’t be applying for this job.
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Posted 29 October 2007
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Since most of us are too dumb and/or lazy to figure it out ourselves, several websites let you enter your stance on different political topics, and spit out a list ranking the presidential candidates. That’s assuming you know what ANWR Drilling, Kyoto and Net Neutrality mean. Check it out
here. It’s non-partisan and the code is open, so you don’t have to worry about this woman messing with your results:
This article points out Kucinich’s total domination in the results:
But here’s the interesting point. This website also gives some statistical history of how people have voted. As of this writing, 153,350 people have completed the quiz. Of those people, more than half (57% in fact) have discovered that Dennis Kucinich is the candidate they should be supporting.
Of course, you have to take into account who might be taking this poll in the first place. For example, Kucinich is an Internet sensation. People love blogging about him and looking at him. Spending all this time online will likely lead to them discovering the “Pick Your Candidate” site.

Kucinich: Handsomely cuddly
A Giuliani supporter, meanwhile, has yet to discover the Internet. Case closed.

Giuliani: Somehow a less ugly woman than man
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Posted 29 October 2007
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Okay, I ended up costumeless for last night’s Halloween party. It was a little awkward at first, but a dozen Miller High Life Lite’s seemed to improve the situation.
I relied heavily on the beard. If people asked, I told them I was Al from Home Improvement. They then chastised me for not wearing a flannel. I went on to explain that we haven’t seen Al in ten years, so maybe he’s updated his style.
My other costume excuse was that I was going as one of those douche bags who doesn’t dress up for Halloween.
Learning the error of my ways, I’ve decided to leave a little note to refer to for next year’s Halloween costume. I’m going to go as a girl who dresses up all slutty for Halloween. Every year, the ladies seem to top the sluttiness of the year before. It’s amazing work. They are the real heroes of Halloween.
During a show this time last year, we talked about how easy girls are on Halloween.
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Posted 28 October 2007
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Lipitor has a commercial based on an endorsement from Richard Jarvik, inventor of the artificial heart.
But wouldn’t you say the inventor of the artificial heart would want people’s hearts to fail so he can put a baboon heart in them? And, I’ve yet to meet a single person with an artificial heart. It’s hardly saving billions of lives. Come on, Lipitor. How dumb do you think we are?
Besides, this Jarvik character is more than a tad on the creepy side.
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Posted 28 October 2007
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She didn’t serve us, but we had the pleasure of checking out quite the waitress at Chelley’s Mexican Restaurant last night.
Then, someone pointed out that they thought she was likely too young. Then, there were the braces. So yeah, she was probably a bit too young. But Jon insisted that if a woman looks to be fertile, she should be fair game. I told him I didn’t think it worked that way.
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Posted 27 October 2007
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I’m screwed.
I need a costume for tonight, and I have no clue what to do. Children’s costumes usually fit me to comedic effect, but I’m thinking that’s a little played out.
I have a beard now, so I’ve been trying to think of ways to brainstorm off that, but all I’m coming up with is Al from Home Improvement. He’s still top of mind, right?

“I don’t think so, Stooks.”
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Posted 27 October 2007
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Boyz II Men shocked the world when they sang “God Bless America” during the seventh-inning stretch. How did Boston land that act? Seriously, though, what’s with all the gratuitous America loving? The Star Spangled Banner is more than enough. Here’s a compromise: hand out American flag lapel pins to the first 15,000 fans, and don’t take away our Jumbotron limbo time.
“He can find the monster with the right stroke.” – Tim McCarver with Todd Helton at the plate in the 9th. This is a filthy thing to say, McCarver, and your dumb ass knows it.
I’m convinced that Red Sox closer Jonathan Papelbon is at least slightly retarded. Watch him clap at the baby in this commercial.
UPDATE: I forgot to mention the really long interview with the dude from Taco Bell talking about how everyone gets a free taco between 2 and 5 pm next Tuesday, the 30th. Thanks goes to Boston center fielder Jacoby Ellsbury for stealing the base, and thus helping America steal a Taco. USA! USA! USA!
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Posted 26 October 2007
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Have you seen the new iPhone ads with the douches talking about why they needed an iPhone? One particular ad annoys the hell out of me. The guy talks about how he had to carry a bag around to hold all of his electronic devices. Yes, I’ve done the same, but this guy’s reasoning is really messed up (bold mine).
“I had the iPod, I had a camera, and I had a regular phone, and a phone for text messaging and emails and stuff like that.”
So, explain again why you carried around two phones? At first, I hoped he was saying that he had a landline phone. But in the context of “needing a bag to carry it around,” he has a regular cell phone and a separate phone dedicated for “text messaging and emails and stuff like that.” Why would you have two phones if one of them can do text messaging and email? Are you talking on the phone and sending text messages at the same time? What kind of messed up savant are you, anyway?
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Posted 26 October 2007
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(2:06 podcast) A phone response from my post on the DMV.
If you ever see a topic you’d like to call on, just look to see if “I’m Online” is lit up on the right side of the home page, and we’ll talk it out. If I’m not online, feel free to leave a voicemail. Either way, the number is 785.727.2291.
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Posted 25 October 2007
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