Very strange, but very entertaining.  Keep the crazy videos coming Nash.

h/t: Midwest Sports Fans

My favorite is probably Mr. Balloon Hands. Yeah right. Get real. Here is the most important little nugget of wisdom to take away from the video: “It’s like I always say, not my chair, not my problem.” So true.

Oh and while we are on the topic of acid and heavy drug use, did you know the story of Dock Ellis throwing a no-hitter while tripping? I mean you have probably heard that it happened, but have you ever heard Ellis’s side of the story? It’s a doozy, and once again put to a weird animated video.

Good stuff.

h/t: Mikey

h/t: Rule 5 Draftee

h/t: Adam

h/t: Luol’s Dong

The first 3 games, he proved that he had talent and poise under pressure, as well as the ability to bounce back from a bad performance.  Yesterday, however he proved that he is a leader and is willing to sacrifice himself for the team, literally.

Take a look at the play that he made in the 1st quarter Sunday and tell me you wouldn’t want to go to war with him:

Remember in the movie Any Given Sunday, when Al Pacino explains to Steamin Willy Beamen and the rest of the team that when they look in each other’s eyes they have to believe that their teammates will go to war and sacrifice for them?  That’s the only way that there can be a team.  Then do you remember when Cap Rooney goes out and sacrifices his body to score a rushing touchdown in the playoffs and that play exemplifies living and dying for your teammates?

The obvious comparison most people are making is to Elway’s big touchdown in the Super Bowl, but I’m choosing to leave that comparison where it belongs, in Denver.  Cutler does not need to be compared to Elway any longer.  Instead I want to compare him to an obscure scene in a fictional movie.  That’s just what I thought of immediately when he scored the touchdown.  The Broncos already believed in Elway when he made that big play.  This moment for Cutler is much more than just an example of his guts or courage, its about him becoming the leader of this team.

Oh and in case you’re curious what Al Pacino speech I mean, here it is.  Awesome:

Hitler gets pissed about the Vikings signing Favre:

The top ten circus shots of the 2008-2009 NBA season:

A non-sports related video.  The worse journalism ever?  I mean ever?

Michael Jordan accepts his Rookie of the Year Award way back in the day:

h/t: Rod Beck’s Mullet, BDL, Chicagoist

This post is dedicated to Weiny and the return of 40s on a pole Raw.

h/t: BDL

h/t: Docksquad Sports

h/t: Chicagoist

h/t: NESW Sports