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30 November 09

rapvsweden:

My Court by Bill Murray

More Bill Murray and basketball.

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5 November 09
I got nothin. Reblog this with your best caption. Winner gets to have their face tattooed on DeShawn Stevenson’s neck.
(via hipsterrunoff)

I got nothin. Reblog this with your best caption. Winner gets to have their face tattooed on DeShawn Stevenson’s neck.

(via hipsterrunoff)

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1 November 09
Come on Dwight, the REAL Superman could make his freethrows.
via are2

Come on Dwight, the REAL Superman could make his freethrows.

via are2

Reblogged: are2

26 October 09

Basketball Songs Hall of Fame

Artist: Cheech & Chong (featuring Tyrone Shoelaces)
Song: “Basketball Jones” 
Album: Los Cochinos
Year: 1974

Not only is this song the unofficial “I can’t wait for this season to start already” anthem, but what is often understated is its significance in music history. Besides Cheech Marin/Tyrone Shoelaces’ falsetto (“I got more moves than Ex-Lax”), the song also features some pretty huge names in music (thanks Wikipedia):

  • Cheech Marin - Tyrone Shoelaces (voice)
  • Darlene Love - Cheerleader (voice)
  • Michelle Phillips - Cheerleader (voice)
  • Ronnie Spector - Cheerleader (voice)
  • George Harrison - lead guitar
  • Klaus Voormann - bass
  • Jim Karstein (often misspelled as Carstein) - drums
  • Jim Keltner - percussion
  • Carole King - electric piano
  • Nicky Hopkins - piano
  • Tom Scott - saxophone
  • Billy Preston - organ

That’s right, even the Beatles get the basketball jones.

6 October 09
Here’s the early artwork for Judd Apatow’s next film Dribble Drive, starring Spurs point guard Tony Parker. Depressing life realizations sandwiched inside of mildly humorous stoner situations ensue.

Here’s the early artwork for Judd Apatow’s next film Dribble Drive, starring Spurs point guard Tony Parker. Depressing life realizations sandwiched inside of mildly humorous stoner situations ensue.

Themed inspired by Hunson and Josh.