Entertainment

This review is sponsored by Poker-strategy.org.

This is the second Poker site I have reviewed in the last month or two and I found it pretty interesting. It is the highest rakeback that I have seen so far for Full Tilt Poker at 27%. Full Tilt Poker is still accepting players from the United States and they are the most popular poker room that has a rakeback plan in place. Since most sites have blocked players from the United States (or at least their accounts) due to our oppressive laws Full Tilt Poker has become the number one choice for American players.

All you have to do is visit them and download the software, create an account and complete the registration process. It might ask you for a bonus code when you are registering, that is available at the Full Tilt Poker Rakeback page. Once you have gotten all set up and are ready to go, email them with your Full Tilt Poker user name and they will enter you into the Full Tilt Poker Rakeback program and give you the ability to track your daily totals. Do it before you make any kind of a deposit so that you can verify that you are hooked into a real money account.

What’s nice is that the software used was programmed and reviewed by poker players and is very professional and smooth. The color code the rooms so that you know the difference between real money and play money rooms and have professional celebrity players online as well quite often. During Prime Time you can find up to 15,000 players online, which makes Full Tilt one of the largest independent online poker rooms. If you are going to play online you might as well go where the pros do and get a decent Full Tilt Poker Rakeback at the same time.

Oh my. I saw that in my inbox and had to read. I’m still waiting. Liars.

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asshats…

I’m still not sure what to make of the new Dorito’s videos. They have to be about the most ridiculous things I have seen in quite some time, but I darn sure keep going back to watch them all anyway. Check this one out.

This one has the two new Doritos, Wild White Nacho fighting with Smokin’ Cheddar BBQ. I won’t give away the entire video but there are Nunchaku. The premise of the whole thing is to Fight for the flavor. We get to vote for our favorite new flavor of Doritos and only one will survive, with Doritos no longer making the other one. There is an entire storyline through the whole thing, so you have to watch them all to figure out what exactly is going on.

One of the videos I watched had them going at it in the ring with Cheese Knives (my favorite), a battle ax, and even a jackhammer, until one finally picks up the referee and bashes the other with him.

You can check out all of the videos over at Heavy’s Fight for the Flavor page and get to the voting links while you are there. I love Doritos but haven’t tried EITHER of these yet, so now I will have to get them when I go grocery shopping on Friday.

Here’s a nice one for you guys. Thanks to boortz.com for the pic.

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You can’t forget about the #1 Monday Manboobs star…

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One thing that I can’t currently get with my land-based cable deal is the DIRECT TV NFL Sunday Ticket Deal. Direct Star TV is a DirecTV preferred online retailer and they have the NFL Sunday ticket deal going on right now, all of the NFL games in the 2007-2008 NFL season for under $250. Just five payments of $49.80. That’s not a bad deal at all.

You can also add Superfan to your NFL Sunday ticket and get over 150 games in HD. For a limited time they are also offering a free iPod Shuffle with mail in redemption so you’ll have something to do when the season is over.

Last night was Monday Manboobs, so today would be Tramp Stamp Tuesday?

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This Post is Sponsored by Lionsgate Films.

This movie actually looks pretty cool. It’s been awhile since I have seen a decent bug movie and this one looks to be pretty darn scary. Not to mention the fact that Ashley Judd is pretty hot, although that would never bring me to see a movie. Actually although I joke about it, it wouldn’t. I only go to see a couple of movies each year, and this might be one of them. I need to go see something that will scare the bejeezus out of me, and I am seriously afraid of bugs anyway. Here is the trailer for the movie.

Oh heck yeah, that’s going to be one scary bug movie. The posters just make it look that much more mysterious as well. Check these out.

The first one doesn’t show too much, but obviously lets you know that insects are going to play a big part in the movie.

Other than the blurb “FIRST THEY SEND IN THEIR DRONE…THEN THEY FIND THEIR QUEEN” leads me to believe that they are infesting humans to make one of them the queen. I sort of got that impression from the trailer as well. I guess I will have to wait to find out about that part though.

Speaking of the dinner shows that I want to go to eventually, there is another that looks even better than the pirates one. Medieval Times Dinner Show is in Kissimmee, Florida and it looks to be every bit as spectacular as the other one. MapleLeafTickets has discount tickets to this show as well and since tax is included in the advance ticket purchases it’s a darn good deal.

* photo courtesy of medievaltimes.com

You get to feast in a castle while Knights on horseback joust to the death. I love the Renaissance festival when it comes to Georgia, and this is a permanent place that you can get to year round and visit. Very nice. The victorious knight becomes the King’s champion gets to select his Queen of Love and Beauty from among the castle’s fair maidens.

* Photo courtesy of medievaltimes.com

Medieval Times has several locations around the country so be sure that you know when you are buying discount tickets from MapleLeafTickets.com that you are getting tickets for the Kissimmee Medieval Times dinner show.

All of the pageantry that you would expect from a show of this caliber is there. Beautiful dresses on supple maidens, proud knights, and strong horses all combine to entertain you to the most. As I pointed out earlier, the knights start out jousting on horseback which eventually evolves into close combat on the ground with authentic period weaponry.