The cult classic Sharknado made-for-TV movies series returns this summer with the third in the satirical horror/disaster romps, Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!
According to the Syfy Channel, Sharknado 3 “will cause mass destruction in Washington, D.C. before roaring down the Eastern Seaboard and into Florida.” Ian Ziering is back as Fin and Tara Reid returns to play April. David Hasselhoff joins the fray as Fin’s father, Gil and Bo Derek will play April’s mother.
Of course, there will be dozens and dozens of cameos by Mark Cuban, Ann Coulter, Jerry Springer, Kathie Lee Gifford, Hoda Kotb, Ray-J and Frankie Muniz, among others. Keep up on the list and their roles here.
Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! is set to land on the SyFy channel on July 22 at 9:00 PM ET. I don’t know about you, but I wouldn’t miss it for all the chum in the sea!
Watch for sharks and I’ll see you next week,
Bobby
I’ve really been working hard to make time to exercise this year. No New Year’s Resolution. I’m not trying to lose weight (well, maybe a little.) My doctor didn’t even tell me to do it. I just want to get in shape.
A different shape, that is.
But it’s hard to find time to work out, isn’t it? It’s the Thing people say the most, “I don’t have the time.” That’s understandable. We all work, we all have chores at home, Things we want to do with our friends.
But I’ve learned there are a few Things you can do:
Your workout doesn’t need to be an hour long to get the health benefits from regular exercise. 20 minutes a day can make a huge difference in your health and weight. And if you increase intensity over time, you’ll burn more calories.
So, get out and work up a sweat. I’ll see you next week,
Bobby
You’ve heard about these Things right? Criminals who post selfies or geotag themselves as they engage in criminal activities and then immediately get busted?
They always seem somewhat baffled when their nerdy need to show off — no matter what they’re doing — lands them in jail.
Burglar Christopher Wallace just outdid them all.
He knew police were looking for him in connection with a burglary, so he went to his house Fairfield, Maine to hide. And then posted his location on Snapchat.
But it gets better.
When the police arrived and started to search the house, they noticed a brand new Snapchat post on the burglar’s account. Wallace bragged that the police were in his house looking for him, but he was cleverly hiding in a cabinet.
You can guess what happened next.
The moral of the story? Two Things: 1) don’t steal and 2) don’t be stupid.
Stay out of trouble. See you next week,
On April 6th, 1933 people lined up for hours at the doors of their favorite bars waiting for the official end of Prohibition. And two new holidays — New Beer’s Eve and New Beer Day — were born.
It’s rumored that even President Roosevelt was waiting patiently for the end of the law that had stopped legal alcohol from flowing in the United States. As the story goes, at 12:01am the President said, “I think this would be a good time for a beer.” So Anheuser-Busch sent their Clydesdale-drawn carriage, laden with cold beer, directly to Roosevelt.
At the end of the prohibition, it’s estimated that Americans drank 1.5 million gallons of legal beer in the first 24 hours!
So how to ring in New Beer Day? Throw a party featuring your favorite beers. Or visit a pub and suck down some suds that never would have existed in a place that never would have existed if President Roosevelt hadn’t put an end to Prohibition and let the beer flow once again!
Labels: beer, new beer day, new beer's eve, prohibition
