Three girls. Three hats. One ballpark.
Monday, May 26, 2008
Girls Eat Hotdogs
Here are some photos from the Yankees game last week. The Yanks won 8-0!!
Don't worry, it's kosher.
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Ironman: Not Enough Tetris

In an attempt to hold us over until the new Indiana Jones movie comes out, my bro and I went to see Ironman yesterday. The movie was pretty entertaining, mostly because of the bizarre facial hair on Robert Downey Jr. and Jeff Bridges, but I left the theater wondering: where was the tetris?? With all those computers and robots, I was hoping that there'd at least be a little bit of tetris. How cool would it be if Ironman could take a break from killing terrorists to play some of the Best Game Ever? I guess I'll just have to wait for the sequel.
Labels:
Human Tetris,
Ironman,
Jeff Bridges,
Robert Downey Jr.,
robots
Saturday, May 10, 2008
HaBanot Nechama: Great New Band from Israel
I took a break from playing tetris the other night to hear some Israeli music at the 60th birthday concert at Radio City. The standout performance of the night was from a group called HaBanot Nechama, made up of three stylish ladies (kind of like Girls Play Tetris!), each an accomplished singer and musician. Their sound is a little bit folksy and a little bit reggae with incredible harmonies and rhythms. They played the song "So Far" on Wednesday, and while the recording below gives you a good sense of HaBanot, they sound even better live. For more info, head to their MySpace page.Sunday, May 4, 2008
Thursday, May 1, 2008
Stop Copying Us, New Republic!
Mainstream media is at it again! Last time, we caught the New York Times copying us, and now The New Republic has gotten in on the act. Yesterday, the TNR blog had this post about Human Tetris. Guess what? We posted about that months ago. Honestly, can't these guys keep their hands off other people's ideas? So much for journalistic integrity.
Here's the video for anyone who missed it the first time around, or who just wants to watch it again (is there ever too much Human Tetris???).
Labels:
Human Tetris,
Plagiarism,
The New Republic,
The New York Times
Scrabulous Throwdown!
The battle of the English majors has begun on Scrabulous, and so far Joanie T. is beating me by an embarrassingly large margin. I could blame it on getting only As and Is, or the fact that Joanie is a librarian, but that would be the wimpy way out. Don't fear, GPT fans! I've retaliated with a 22 pointer, which appropriately is the word FAITH. Who will be crowned the champion Word Nerd? Stay tuned to find out!
Related: Scrabble v. Tetris: A Fight to the Finish
Girls Play Scrabble
Related: Scrabble v. Tetris: A Fight to the Finish
Girls Play Scrabble
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
Tresling: Two Great Sports Collide

There's been an exciting new advancement in the field of Tetris Reasearch. It's called Tresling, and it combines the illustrious activities of tetris and arm-wrestling. We're still not completely sure how it works, but we applaud its inventors for their creativity. If anyone's up for a tournament at GPT HQ, let us know!
Monday, April 28, 2008
Posada's Shoulder is Injured. So is My Heart.
It's been a tough week to be a Yankees fan, and I'm not talking about their pathetic pitching. First, my newly appointed second fave Brian Bruney goes on the disabled list. Then, as if that wasn't bad enough, we found out yesterday that my all time number one favorite Yankee ever, Jorge Posada, is headed to the DL as well. From the NY Times:
Jorge Posada seemed to be fighting back tears Sunday in the Yankees’ clubhouse. Posada is a proud catcher, honest with his emotions, and he had never been on the disabled list in his 13-year career. The streak is over now, as Posada has given in to the pain in his damaged right shoulder.
All these injuries are making me wonder if there's a curse on all GPT faves. That is why, until Jorgie and BB recover, the mostly random list of my fave Yankees is also going on the DL. Poor, poor Jorgie. At least now he'll have more time for Tetris (I'm assuming he's a big fan).
But rather than dwell on the negative, let's take a moment to remember all the good times, and hope for a speedy recovery.
Jorge Posada seemed to be fighting back tears Sunday in the Yankees’ clubhouse. Posada is a proud catcher, honest with his emotions, and he had never been on the disabled list in his 13-year career. The streak is over now, as Posada has given in to the pain in his damaged right shoulder.
All these injuries are making me wonder if there's a curse on all GPT faves. That is why, until Jorgie and BB recover, the mostly random list of my fave Yankees is also going on the DL. Poor, poor Jorgie. At least now he'll have more time for Tetris (I'm assuming he's a big fan).
But rather than dwell on the negative, let's take a moment to remember all the good times, and hope for a speedy recovery.
Labels:
Brian Bruney,
disabled list,
DL,
Jorge Posada,
New York Times,
shoulder injury,
Yankees
Friday, April 25, 2008
Spring Flowers!
Spring has finally arrived! The weather is warm and flowers are everywhere. I can't believe I'm saying this, but stop playing tetris and go outside! Or at the very least, take your gameboy to the park.
Here are some photos I took this week of the flowers in my neighborhood.
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Hip Hip Jorge!
Jorge Posada (my fave Yankee) may have gotten off to a slow start this season because of a shoulder injury (I'll never forgive those obnoxious base runners who ran purely because of his weak arm, btw), but he made up for it all last night during the game against the White Sox. Not only did he and Moosey put aside their creative differences and offer up some great pitching, he also hit three doubles over the course of the night. All I can say is, A-rod, eat your heart out!
Labels:
catcher,
Jorge Posada,
Mike Mussina,
White Sox,
Yankees
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