EMMYdiocracy
Mediocracy is a situation which can occur in a democracy in which mediocre people prevail. The society is then subordinated to a quasi-egalitarian ideology in which words and ideas are redefined by mediocre people, to be convenient for mediocre people. Russian novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn was a frequent critic of mediocracy in contemporary Western countries. || This where the tag cloud goes if the tag cloud loads:
I do not trust this thing AT ALL. You will never catch me walking underneath those massive, precariously perched blocks of concrete.
Ha. I suppose there’s a slight chance that Juan Marichal would break your fall.
Well you can cross the 4th St. Bridge, the concrete counterweights there are actually papier mache because we spent a lot of time fortifying it for the trains to run over it but also spent a lot of money to keep it historically accurate to the original bridge.
Set #2: More Sergio Romo commercial promos for additional special events this season.
BWAHHHHHH ha ha ha!
Do YOUR ballplayers do this?
(Source: fuckyeahsanfranciscogiants, via spookyhouse)
Northeast Seats, New York Giants Pennants
flags don’t fly forever but they get a good couple centuries in
i really can’t o m f g
I’m sorry, but that is just embarrassing.
I just…I just have to reblog this.
“embarrassing” did you mean glorious
OH NO. IT’S REAL.
Baseball: We’re hoping we’ll get you so drunk you’ll think it’s normal to have a giant animated diorama of dolphins in center field.
#okay says the girl whose team’s field contains: #a giant hideously painful slide inside a metal coke bottle #a giant catchers mitt positioned exactly wrong to ever catch anything #a tiny version of the baseball field for kids #a body of water instead of a right field concessions area #fountains that go off when a ball falls into that body of water#and a hideous seal
(Source: the-destroia, via pseudo-tsuga)
