Tradition Is Peer Pressure...
Tradition is peer pressure from dead people.
From the latest (at least it was when I first heard this quote) Hot Ones episode.
It's got some gems!
Tradition is peer pressure from dead people.
From the latest (at least it was when I first heard this quote) Hot Ones episode.
It's got some gems!
The stratagem I deduct from this video: Sleep less. Do more. Focus on essentials only. Exercise. And find your grind.
This was a great documentary.
It's not an official one, but a wholesome one, detailing the life and times of Steve-O from birth, through Clown Collage, to Jackass and beyond, all the way up to current time.
Only key endeavor they don't seem to bring up is the 'Wild Ride!' podcast, though maybe that came just after this was done.
They recap all in a matter of forty minutes, make you feel for him when his mom does, make you a little spooked during the drug phase, and make you feel good when it's all done - cause at least right now his life's not bad at all. He made a name for himself, he found a girl; he seems to be in a good place in all areas. Happy, finally. Hopefully. With a view on mortality and legacy that's memorable enough to want to quote and make a motto. It's too true.
Good mix of footage, good pace, good build, great story.
rated 4.5/5: almost awesome
Last Thursday just so happened to be National Pizza Day! So guess what?
I took a trip to Köping. By train.
What does Köping have to do with pizza? Not a thing, yet, but I figured I might as well document this little adventure for the blog. I've never been there before, though I've been to Arboga, which is just a station beyond it, and Örebro, which is a bit further down the same line.
I've been exploring adjacent locations in similarly brief intervals the past few years, spending a spare day here or there when I can, thinking maybe I'll see some cool sights; experience some new things; meet some people; briefly break routines and tourist a bit at not too high a price...
Make sure to watch this all the way for optimal health-related benefits.