Tuesday, August 5, 2014

Crossfit vs Ebola: The Greatest Rivalry.

If you get deep into detail between Crossfit and Ebola, there is uncanny resemblance. Though you may be skeptical, there is hard evidence:
CASES
Crossfit: ~1,000,000 infected
Ebola: 1663 cases
+1 Crossfit 

SYMPTOMS
Crossfit: A desire to advertise on every social website... 
Ebola: Headache, fatigue, death, sweating, and bleeding.
+1 Ebola

IMPACTED AREAS
Crossfit: First World Countries w/ occasional second.
Ebola: Third world countries.
+1 Crossfit

AVERAGE PATIENT
Crossfit: Middle aged-women with relationship problems.
Ebola: Pretty much anyone living in Africa.
+1 Ebola

INFECTION RATES
Crossfit: 20 cases a week.
Ebola: About 10 cases a week. 
+1 Crossfit

INFECTED / AGE = E
Crossfit:  1,000,000 gyms / 17 = 58800
Ebola: 3,000 / 50 =  60
+1 Crossfit

TOTAL
Crossfit: 4 points.
Ebola: 2 points.
CROSSFIT WINS.

As shown above, Crossfit is something we should worry about: not Ebola. Crossfit is far more infectious, and has more cases per year than Ebola does. Instead of worrying all night about people vomiting blood, now you can worry about all those middle aged women with no-good-husbands. *Shivers.*

Tuesday, July 29, 2014

"Girl Meets World" Pilot: 7/29/14

Girl Meets World is a spinoff of the classic, brilliant Boy Meets World starring Ben Savage. While this one no longer stars Ben Savage, he is still one of the main characters. In his place, it follows his daughter Riley and his son Auggie (yeah, like a pet name for an assault rife) living in New York. Of course, it follows where Boy Meets World left off, just about 13-14 years later.

Let me say: it wasn't a total crapfest like most other Disney shows. It went far above my standards (which I set pretty low). It had the Boy Meets World flair, just with [some] new characters. The comedy was ironic and had a good taste, the kind I look for in a kids show. Out of all the shows I've seen, it isn't the best but it has a lot more potential than other shows. Compare it to the crap show Dog With A Blog: A dog earning PayPal money though AdSense and a girl living in New York, following the award winning show Boy Meets World. Yeah, it doesn't compare.

The only thing I don't like is how it has changed. I mean, it is aimed towards teens who praise dancing and singing like it is the most important thing in the world. Yes, it's Disney. They always do that. If you watched Boy Meets World before, it isn't as good and it leaves a bad taste in your mouth like Kikoman Orange Sauce. If you haven't watched it before, sure, it's good. I recommend watching it before, because it's just plain confusing like starting Doctor Who in the middle of an episode.

Other than the bad taste, I hate that Mr. Feeny only appears in one episode according to IMDB. He only appeared in the first episode, probably as a ghost. His total screen time was enough for him to crack a smile. Luckily, others like Ryder Strong appear in 1 or 2 episodes.

Though it isn't the best show, it gives you a weird sense of nostalgia. It feels like Boy Meets World, but it's Girl Meets World. That's definitely a good feeling to me.

RATING:

4/5 stars.
8/10 stars.
85/100 stars.