Update

Life has been crazy lately. But I assure you, I am returning to this blog. I am starting to make improvements on the blog and for some strange reason my blog hits have increased since I left? Really? See you all soon with a new theme and new look!

Upcoming Series at Northway Church

Colonial Theatre

This is beyond funny

This is Funny

Atheist Bus Campaign

You might have heard about the “Atheist Bus Campaign” by the British Humanist Association. They have placed banners on 800 buses and subway stations in England, saying “There’s probably no God. Now stop worrying and enjoy your life“.

THOUGHTS?

I WISH

Top Albums of 2008

Here is my personal list of the top albums of 2008:

Only by the Night by Kings of Leon

Red Album by Weezer

Chinese Democracy by Guns n Roses

Viva La Hova by Coldplay and Jay-z

The Poison by Bullet for my Valentine

We Started Nothing by The Ting Tings

Death Magnetic by Metallica

Konk by The Kooks

Blackbird by Alterbridge

Viva La Vida by Coldplay

808s Heartbreak by Kanye West

Lost in the Sound of Separation by Underoath

Day & Age by The Killers

Flyleaf by Flyleaf

Vampire Weekend by Vampire Weekend

What are your top 5 albums this year???

President Bush Shoe Dodging

 

How good is he?

Stephen Colbert Declares Victory In “Operation Humble Kanye”

Stephen Colbert fired back at Kanye West in the latest stage of “Operation Humble Kanye” on last night’s edition of The Colbert Report. After Kanye posted “Who the freak (he obviously used different words) is Stephen Colbert?” on his Twitter, Colbert produced pictures of himself and the rapper together following the Emmy Awards. “Mr. West, I ain’t saying you’re a gold digger, just don’t understand your last Twitter,” Colbert joked on his Comedy Central show, “Why buy Kanye’s album? You can basically hear it for free, just put a tin can to your ear and lean against the Pac-Man machine.” Colbert relished in the fact that, thanks to a combined effort with fans, his album, A Colbert Christmas: The Greatest Gift Of All!, managed to pass Kanye’s 808s & Heartbreak on the iTunes Top Albums chart. The victory was short-lived, however. As of right now, the balance of power has been restored and 808s is back atop of Colbert’s holiday disc. Check out the rest of Colbert’s battle against the “sunglass display mannequin” here.