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Comments (1) | Posted by Dave Smiley on April 7, 2010

Comments (1) | Posted by Dave Smiley on April 6, 2010

nbsp;PaulPoteet.com talks with some fans after last night’s National Championship Game, which Butler lost to Duke in a heartbreaker.

Butler Bulldogs Finish With A Thriller from Thomas Daniel Media on Vimeo.

Comments (2) | Posted by on February 3, 2010

Check out the latest I’ve found on the net.  They are all hip hop…seems that all the Colts songs that are being made are of that genre.  Weird.

G-Fresh – Colts On My Momma

Seanie Mic – Super Bowlin’

Skittles – Let’s Go (Big Blue Gladiator Remix)

Third Frame – Stomp!

Comments (2) | Posted by on January 31, 2010

Check out a video from the Miss America Pageant, where Rush starts prancing and doing his best “Jersey Shore” fist pump to Lady Gaga’s “Poker Face”.

Comments (3) | Posted by on January 29, 2010

Comments (6) | Posted by on January 26, 2010

Comments (1) | Posted by on January 25, 2010

Now that we’re Super Bowl Bound, alot of people are putting together Super Bowl Colts Songs. Here are the two best ones I’ve found so far. If you have one please email me at weedman@z995.com

There’s Living Proof who recorded the song, “Scream Ya Necks Off (Go Horse)”.
ScreamYaNecksOff (GoHorse) by LivingProof

The Mudkids also released the song, “Do It Again (Go Colts)”.
Do It Again (Go Colts) by The Mudkids

Leave a Comment | Posted by on January 21, 2010

SMILEY – “Need You Now” by Lady Antebellum

 

KJ – “The Break Even” by The Script

WEEDMAN – “Do I” by Luke Bryan

PAUL POTEET – “Say Hey (I Love You)” by Michael Franti and Spearhead

Mindy Winkler – “Tik Tok” by Ke$ha

Jessica – “New Fang” by Them Crooked Vultures

Leave a Comment | Posted by on January 20, 2010

Furthermore, while those “You Might Be a Child of the ’80s If …” and “You Know You’re a ’90s Kid If …” memes demonstrated that everybody loves this sort of thing, check out this list of the latest from this decade:

You know the answer to the question “Who let the dogs out?” (“Who? Who?”)

You really believed that Howard Dean might become president.

You bought a trucker hat and tilted it to the side before the Interpol show.

You took a side in the Dixie Chicks/Toby Keith feud.

You spent a whole summer terrified of mosquitoes because you were afraid of getting West Nile.

A part of you wishes that he had been on Oceanic flight 815.

You remember the thrill of watching B-Rabbit school Papa Doc.

Freedom fries with that cheeseburger, please.

You eagerly awaited running to your mailbox to retrieve the latest DVD from your Netflix queue.

A can of Sparks once turned your tongue bright orange.

The words “Snape kills Dumbledore” still fills you with impotent rage.

You understand why Stacy’s mom had it going on.

You desperately wanted to be a dancing black silhouette listening to an iPod while on an urban adventure.

Comments (1) | Posted by Dave Decker on January 15, 2010

I’ve never been to Haiti myself.  But, I know personally many people (mostly from my church) who have.  And, I know a family that lives there in Port Au Prince.  We heard from them a few days ago, and they’re mostly O.K.

But, they told us a story about the moment the earthquake hit.  They had been at the marketplace.  They left, and started driving back up the mountain to their home.  Moments after they walked out of the market, it completely collapsed in the quake, and many people were trapped in the rubble.  As they tried to find a safe place to survive the quake, they said they could do nothing but watch helplessly as people were crushed under fallen houses and other debris.  In a matter of seconds, they saw a lifetime of horrific suffering.    

Our friends are blessed to be alive, but they have damage to their house, and there’s no power.  Haiti needs our help badly.  There is still horrific suffering.

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