SpongeBob SquarePants has become a real iconic figure in popular culture.  Adults and children alike can be spotted wearing T-shirts and watching episodes of the funny animated show and I will confess to being among them.
The first 100 episodes have been released on DVD and I know this would make a great purchase for those die-hard fans as well as people who want to catch up on all the shows they’ve missed.  There are 14 discs and 2233 minutes of fun in this collection so, if you’ve got some fall cleaning to do and want to keep your kids busy …read more

I didn’t realize that music from SpongeBob Squarepants was being released on CD but apparently it is since the SpongeBob’s Greatest Hits album came out earlier this week.  Some people might think this animated show is just for kids but I’d argue that adults could understand the humor a little better so I’m not ashamed to admit that I watched this show long before my kids ever discovered it.
I also won’t shy away from the fact that I recognized most of the songs I heard on the album’s preview.  Of course, it includes the super infectious theme song but it …read more

It isn’t quite Halloween yet, but  The Bee and the bloggerette “tested” the Halloween candy for trick-or-treaters to be administered tomorrow evening. There’s nothing like a fistful of assorted Reese’s goodies and a dose of Godiva to put one in a giving mood.
With that in mind, we’re ready to announce the winners of the caption contest from earlier this month!
To jog your memory (and to remind us that the candy OD is fine because we jogged and then ran on the treadmill for a long time today), we invited readers to submit a funny caption for this A-Rod photo:

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What’s the occasion, you ask?
*Blushes and acts oh-so-coquettish*
It’s our one-year blog-iversary!
To celebrate 365 days of snark, scandal, and (sometimes) supermodels in the world of sports, we’re holding a contest.
The game: See that paparazzi pic of A-Rod below? Submit a caption in the comments. But wait! Not just any caption. You have to use each of these three “s” words: strikeout, SpongeBob SquarePants, and Sarah Palin.
The prize: A copy of Jordan McAuley’s book, Secrets to Contacting Celebrities. The funniest caption, as determined by an independent panel, will win.
Not stalking. Contacting. Got it? Good. We don’t want hate mail from celebs. (No it’s OK; we laughed at …read more