**Natural Gas Could Fuel Your Car at $1/Gallon**

Billionaire energy investor T. Boone Pickens says that he fills up his Honda Civic for under $15 bucks using domestic fuel that we all could be using today.  Should we listen, or is it all a bunch of hot air?

Eat, The Rich

This is a real receipt from a recent meal at an Orange County, CA restaurant:

**Daily Face Melt**

Shred...

**Risk: The Game of Internet Domination**

MySpace is weak, it's feeble...I think its time to put the hurt on MySpace!

**A Triumphant Return**

He's baaaack!!!

**Pearl Jam Tribute To Lin**

Fallon does it again...

**Doc Brown's Econ 101**

The following graph of economic cycles was compiled in 1872, by a little known inventor named Doc Emmett Brown:

After this chart was compiled, he went on to invent the frisbee.

Great Scott!

**Concerned Pug**

Why?

**SirReal Blog**

I don't often plug other blogs on this site...But when I do, it's the freshest site on the dirty ol' web:

SirReal Fashion

This is what they're rocking today. As you can see, very fresh, very clean. Simple and straight-forward--Via art and style.

That is all.

**Daily Food Porn**

Dry-Rubbed Rib Plate from Southpaw BBQ

Liberty Farms Duck Breast from Jardiniere

Hamachi Carpaccio from Kiji Sushi

Le Grand Burger from Wayfare Tavern

Pepperoni Deep Dish from Little Star Pizza

Pork Poutine from Magnolia Brewpub

(Click on any of the pictures to view in drool-inducing high resolution)

**The Best Commercial of All Time**

Still gives me goosebumps to this day...

**Drive Soundtrack**

Just saw the movie Drive last night for the first time. Not sure exactly how I feel about it. Definitely captivating to watch, with a few scenes that will certainly stick out--particularly for their pronounced gruesomeness--but overall I thought there were some serious pitfalls in the story-telling and a few elements that just didn't make any sense at all. But there was some solid acting from usual standouts like Bryan Cranston and Albert Brooks (quite creepy sans eyebrows). From a technical standpoint, it's nice how the filmmakers often eschewed dialogue in favor of creating visceral moods through lighting, expressions and, most notably: music. I was a big fan of the heady beats that permeated the score. It at once felt nostalgic and somehow futuristic. Although I need more time to process my thoughts on the film itself, the undeniable impact of the soundtrack is immediate. Listen for yourself...

**The Linsanity Continues**

**Cheap Shots**

This should brighten your weekend:

**Mindless Memes Pt. 2**

**Attention Wal-Mart Shoppers**

**Obama's Senseless War On Drugs**

"For law-enforcement officials who handle marijuana on the front lines, such attitudes highlight how out of touch the administration has become. "Whether you call it medical or recreational, the marijuana genie is out of the bottle, and there's no one who's going to put it back in," insists Sheriff Allman of Mendocino, whose department had been targeted by federal prosecutors for its attempts to regulate medical pot. "For federal officials who plug their ears and say, 'No, it's not true, it's not true,' I have some words for them: You need to get over it."

Read more: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/obamas-war-on-pot-20120216#ixzz1ma6PrPwL

If you find Obama's two-sided duplicity on this issue to be outrageous and completely illogical, I highly suggest writing to the President to tell him the significance of this type of flip-flopping during an election year.

It's just takes a couple of clicks and a minute of your time to make your voice heard.

Thank you oh Wise and Venerable Internet.

**All I Do Is Lin Lin Lin**

**Nic Cage**

The greatest actor of this--or any--generation, squared:

**Super Bowl 46**