Shots on the House

The name’s Bond…James Bond. Quantum of Solace is here and I think everyone has been waiting long enough. Daniel Craig returns as Ian Fleming’s James Bond in this 22nd James Bond film. Unlike most of the bond films, Quantum of Solace is actually a sequel to 2006’s Casino Royale. Much of the film is based [...]

The words “gamer geek” have been down in my profile for a while, so I figured it’s time for me to review a game. I’ve decided to start with a computer game, and a free game by that. Shattered Galaxy was much bigger game a few years ago, but it’s still worth a play. Let’s [...]

I got to this one a few days late because we’ve been working on some new features here on Shots on the House. Since the election is over, I have plenty of free time to play with things such as radio and video. I just thought this story was worth sharing, mostly because it’s funny [...]

With the Minnesota Senate results reporting Norm Coleman the winner, the legal challenges from comedian Al Franken have begun raining in. A recount is normally accompanied by the challenging of ballots, but Franken is going just a little bit overboard. James Richardson of The Skepticians gives us a special look at one of the ballots [...]

Selected highlights from the weekend of NFL football that has been…
Broncos 34, Browns 30
Former Golden Domer Brady Quinn shined in his Browns debut, doing all but leading the Browns to a game winning drive (thank you’s are in order for: Braylon Hands Edwards, Kellen “Soldier” Winslow, and please, an APB for the Browns pass defense…which [...]

In a victory for heterosexual males and frat boys everywhere (no, those are not supposed to be same) it seems the NY fashion scene is trending away from the slim-fitting, figure conscious styles that have dominated men’s fashion for the last few years. [...]

When I wrote about the first Seinfeld Microsoft ad I gave it a C-, because it lacked the humor necessary to carry it. The second ad, which I haven’t commented on for a couple weeks now, received similar reception amongst most, but not myself. I thought the ad did exactly what it was intended to, [...]

Barack Obama voters believed in change and knew their candidate had the gusto to win, but did they know their candidate once claimed he campaigned in “57 states”? How about the fact that he pushed all of his opponents off the ballot the first time he ran for office? The new website, How Obama Got [...]