Sunday, December 28, 2008
this kid must be on drugs
So I've determined, according to my expertise in determining, that he must be on drugs, partially robotic, or 50% Bruce Lee. perhaps he's a mutant waiting for the x-men to find him. or maybe hes just Daniel, a 12 yr old 6th grader from Lincoln, Nebraska, cousin to Rob Schneider, brother to Ryan durkim, loving son to rod and estella durkim and friend to all.
in case you didnt get it for christmas, you still have channukah...
Stay away from egg nog and that ambrosia stuff with the marshmellows. I heard about this one guy that ate it all and then made a Davinci painting of his girlfriends bathroom.
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Hanukkah -- We do not know what the hell we are celebrating
Hanukkah is defined as follows:
An eight-day festival beginning on the 25th day of Kislev, commemorating the victory in 165 b.c. of the Maccabees over Antiochus Epiphanes (c. 215-164 b.c.) and the rededication of the Temple at Jerusalem. Also called Feast of Dedication , Feast of Lights.
When I was thinking about how I celebrated Hanukkah as a kid I realized that we make an amazing military victory into a half assed version of Christmas. For example what the hell is a Hanukkah Bush? If you ask a Jewish kid today what Hanukkah is about all he'll say is that Grandpa rubs his face than hands him a check for 25 bucks. He'll talk about spinning a dreidel and getting to light the menorah. Imagine though if he knew it was about Jews revolting agaisnt a vastly superior Syrian kingdom and kicking their ass out of Israel.
If a Christian kid came up to me bragging about Santa and his tree all I would say "Oh yea thats cool. I celebrate Hanukkah. Remember that movie 300 when they fight the Persians? Yea we did that. My holiday is about that. You sit on some dudes lap and ask for gifts right? But yea your right Christmas is way cooler."
On a side note it should be mentioned that ancient Jews had a really weird fetish with decapitating people. David with Goliath. Even our women got down with the action

So next time some kid makes you feel like Hanukkah sucks look him in the face and let him know he can have his fancy tree and awesome tradition of sitting on some fat dudes lap asking for things. Your fine with celebrating your people's history of being outnumbered and still handing our enemies asses to them. Seriously can Spielberg make a movie about this already so everyone will know that were not all just about banking and being lawyers.
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Saudi Arabia is "The Kingdom," a highly anticipated victory against evil
We say we want to kill them all and they say that they want to kill us all. The same idea but just on different sides. So similar. We have faces+they have faces= practically the same species.What a heartwarming story, they think they will kill us all but we know that really it is us that will kill them all.
Feels great to be an American.
I also noticed a few subtleties such as the jax and marble set used in the dirty bombs that killed the Americans, a child's game to end the life of an adult, ironic but true, and also a few glimpses of the sunglasses that(Agent Flurry, that's short for McFlurry, the founder of the infamous McDonalds modern milkshake, whom was the agents father) jamie foxx was wearing, Michael Kors.

I know what I will ask of Santa for the holidays but because I am not a follower of Jesus and therefore not a believer in Santa I have to ask my friend the Armadillo, codename Hannukah Harry, for some Michael Kors aviator glasses. I will wear them when I watch the movie and repeat the lines of the messianic Jamie Foxx. Thats two x's not one.
The music at the end of the movie (not film, its too strong of a word) reminds me of some triumphant symphony that played after President Junior Bush landed on an aircraft carrier with a genetically enhanced banana (not confirmed, could very well be a tube sock that once belonged to Shaq)
stuffed into his pants. "it was a hard long road, but we finally beat terrorism and our problems are over" Yes! they are! TGIA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank god Im American, and thank god for movies like "The Kingdom" that remind me how great it is to be a true go dooder. ( i switched the g from good and the d from do)Another subtlety noticed was the guy that got kidnapped by the bad Saudis was the only one with an Israeli stamp on his passport. He brought this up on the Tarmac when they first landed in Riyadh. Then, when he was kidnapped and about to be killed by a fundamentalist (this word shouldn't have the root 'fun' in it, it should be badamentalist which would mean bad-mentalist, and would be synonomous with bad mindset to show that this person or badmentalists have bad mindset, like a robot that went off the deepend and must be stopped because its positronic brain has malfunctioned and it is trying to kill people) with a handycam, if you hear the arabic it sounds
like he (the badamentalist) is reading a list of the crimes committed by this FBI agent and one of them sounded like he said "Israeli" in Arabic. So that pretty much means that I solved the puzzle and I should be immediately drafted into the Foreign Service of Hollywood.I will now cease to write and let the epiphanies set in. The creators of this movie spent less time thinking about the movie than I did.
Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Monday, November 24, 2008
God Help Us All...Benniganz have made a music video
For those who do not know a Benniganz is a slang referring to a stereotype that includes wearing gold chains, working class clothing such as plain T-shirts, muscle shirts, leather jackets, sweat or tracksuits, scally caps, unbuttoned dress shirts, and dress suits. Slicked-back hair or pompadours are also common. Recently, heavily-gelled spiked hair has become a common stereotype. The hairstyle is commonly referred to as the Blowout or Brooklyn Fade, "Brook" for short. The slang term for a Benniganz comes from the east coast resturaunt Bennigans and was made popular by the Hip Hop group Cracked Out.
This group is from Canada by the way and not New Jersey meaning the Benniganz epidemic is spreading into other countries...if that doesn't bother you then that should be the first clue you might be a Benniganz yourself.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
The Standard's Senior Reporter Baby Will shows off in NY
Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Big three bailout? nope.

When you think about it, the big three make cars that use a lot of gasoline and have been making them for a while, according to some sources the markup on trucks is huge and highly profitable for the companies that make these automobiles. so lets take a step back because i got ahead of myself. the cars that are produced by these companies encourage excessive oil consumption and its in the best interest to the large oil companies that these cars continue to be used. a non-bailout to the big three would be a punch to big oil also. so inactivity would be a win win.
But what about the people that will lose the jobs? how sad, initially it will be sad but it has potential to be great. why? because there will be so many companies out there that have been dwarfed in the past by the big three that will want to go into full scale production of vehicles that don't suck. don't suck oil and that just don't suck. GM has huge operations all over the world and they could just scale back their huge ass factory in Russia or their international operations.
GM doesn't care about you and doesn't care about America they only care about making money as cheaply as possible. if they can stay in the American market then great for them, if they cant then fuck em, they don't give a shit. they can still make money and operate. if they get bailed out then they can operate cheaper.
To conclude, you should write your senator and tell them to screw big oil by not bailing out the big three.
Monday, November 17, 2008
They need to make this into a video game....The Most Savage of the Savage
READ THE ARTICLE HERE
The Israeli mafia is freaking scary. If you think about other organized crime networks the only network that really compares is the Russian mafia because those dudes are ex-KGB and the KGB are well, the freaking KGB, Soviet Russia's secret police. But even the KGB don't have the experience that the Israeli's bring to organized crime.
The Israeli's, have all been trained by a military, something that you can't say about the Sicilian crime syndicates. They know how to make pizzas and know a good pasta but when it comes down to hitman strategies, evasion tactics, and financial intricacies they don't have squat on the Israelis. They Israelis have all been enlisted in the military, its mandatory if you are an Israeli citizen that you will serve a minimum 3 years, and its guaranteed that you have survived at least one war if you were in the military in the past 3 years and are in the Israeli mafia today.
If you are an ex-member of an elite special forces unit, you only have a few options for a career path and if you don't have a business sense you will make a pretty good goon for a crime family.
Your career options are as follows:
- Work at a Jewish community center in the United States doing security detail, you have to deal with spoiled Jewish children, their ridiculous mothers, and wimpy Jewish accountants that have only read about what you have done. Bonus, you will have lots of eye candy to take your mind off of your terrible job of showing 16yr old longnoses that you can take them down with one movement of your wrist.
- Work at an embassy in some south American country and find a Latina wife that has no idea what hummus is. No bonus.
- Start your own security service for Hollywood stars which is much like working security detail at the JCC because of the egos and large amount plastic surgery, hey those were small tits last week! Bittersweet bonus, you may find yourself as an extra in a film and then may eventually become a stunt man, which wont last long because you will get hooked on cocaine and fall off the face of the earth.
- The last option and probably the most viable one would be to get hooked up with a job working for a crime family in Israel. the food is familiar, you get to see your parents every shabbat, hummus is virtually everywhere, and you get to do what you are trained to do, its almost second nature. the war games, the following, the stalking, the crazy driving on a moped while shooting your target. its what you love.
THE MOST SAVAGE OF THE SAVAGE.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Seemingly good ideas when your stoned that in actuality are very very bad

Monday, November 3, 2008
The Hipster Male

Tuesday, October 28, 2008
"That Guy" of the Month
"That Guy" for October is Timmy ChorizoThis guy is usually way too ridiculous for whatever your doing for the night and is remembered as only that guy. He may have got in a fight with a bouncer twice his size or danced with every girl in sight no matter their work quality. He may have consistently yelled the whole night for no apparent reason or thrown up gang signs in every picture taken. No matter what it is he does in particular you will always remember him as "That Guy".
The pick for the month of October is Timmy Chorizo. Chorizo clearly showed "That Guy" qualities with a shirt implying his dick was made of chorizo and that if any girls would like to partake in some free samples he was game. Pure class all the way with Timmy. So heres to you Timmy Chorizo, we here at the Standard are happy to name you the first "That Guy" of the Jump Off Standard.
Transformers are Real

Party of the Week
Halloween is just around the corner and I'm sure everyone is as pumped as us here at the Standard...why are we so pumped you ask? Girls in slutty costumes and a shit load of candy...do we need to say anything more?
Their are a bevy of parties going on this week, but the Standard has chosen the Halloween Masquerade Ball at the Westin St. Francis as the party of the week.
It was a long grueling process of 5 minutes debating which party to pick, but after noticing the Standard had 20 messages on Facebook from 4 different promoters for the St. Francis party we decided it was hands down the winner. A close second was Trick or Treat at Slide hosted by Michael Fitz.

Monday, October 27, 2008
Bar of the Month

Bar Description: Johnny Foley's Irish House is a replication of some of the authentic elements that make the great pubs of Ireland truly unique. Born of painstaking attention to decorative detail and insistence on true craftsmanship, Johnny Foley's Irish House recalls the days when it was as vital to please the eye as the palette. Such pubs were usually found in the busier urban areas where patrons found solace away from the general hustle and bustle of city life or enjoyed a lively evening with friends in a convivial atmosphere. It was customary to find a series of "snugs" (small separately enclosed areas), within the traditional openness of these urban pubs.
Crowd: Tends to be an older crowd as the bar is located in the heart of tourist-ville downtown, but with a group it can be legend.
Frateyness Scale: 6
Work Scale: The bar is a good mix of Joeys and Jerrys, but the cougars are rampant so don't be discouraged at first as all it takes is a couple shots to make this the bar of the night.
Address: 243 O'Farrell Street, San Francisco, CA 94102
Liquor of the Month

Over the last 175 years Tanqueray has produced some of the best gins available. Their classic London Dry Gin can be set as a benchmark for real gin and the super-premium No. 10 with its citrus undertones redefined the Martini. Now, Tanqueray Rangpur hits another mark and adds to the brand's flavor portfolio. Tanqueray Rangpur is one of a new generation of gins that are competing with the large flavored vodka market, but with a style of it's own that clearly sets it apart.
For a Gin with a little twist of lime flavor, the Jump Off Standard recommends Tanqueray Rangpur. We here at the Standard enjoy it straight on the rocks. The drink allows others to know you drink with class and that your not just another college kid ordering a Jager Bomb. So next time your at the bar, The Standard recommends ordering a Rangpur hold the tonic.
The Tuck In Question
Now I have recentley been sporting the tuck in look and getting mixed feedback. Some think its too formal to tuck in, but in my opinion its based on what you are wearing not on the situation. If you are wearing a button down I would say go with the tuck in. It offers a much cleaner look especially with a nice belt. If you are wearing a t shirt or v neck I would go agaisnt the tuck in as you definetly will look much more computer nerd than suave.
Artist of the month
Here is their video "Shake That Ass"
"Shake That Ass" from triggerhappy on Vimeo.
Rating: Joey

