Showing posts with label Fonzie Award. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fonzie Award. Show all posts

Monday, February 28, 2011

The Fonzie for Snazziest Intro To A Video Blog Goes To...

Kerel Cooper from On The Black.  Kerel wastes no time letting you know what he is about when you fire up one of his videos.  Within 10 seconds you know everything you need to know to be fully acclimated to On the Black.  Set to a haunting Hip Hop beat, the intro tells us that:

  1. Kerel owns some Mets memorabilia which he has used to decorate his office
  2. Kerel sometimes talks about the Mets outside while wearing his Mets winter hat
  3. One time Kerel went to see David Wright speak at what appears to be a Chuck E. Cheese
  4. Kerel knows Matt Cerrone, in fact they often participate in lighthearted banter

The Fonzie For Most Flagrant Misuse Of MS Paint Goes To...

The Amazin' Avenue FanShots Section.  If you aren't already a regular visitor to Amazin' Avenue, you really should be.  Besides putting out a kick-ass annual every year, the site is home to one of the funniest Mets fan communities.  Whether it's replacing Scarface's head with community favorite R.A. Dickey's or simply continuing to spread the rumor that Nick Evans is in fact invisible, the contributors over at Amazin' Ave make me laugh daily.  Accepting the award for AA is a badly photoshopped R.A. Dickey.

The Fonzie For Angriest Comments Section Goes To...

Metsblog.  They are a font of misplaced rage. Name your cliche: Mother held them too much or not enough, last picked at kickball, late-night sneaky uncle, whatever. They are so angry, moments of levity actually cause them pain... give them headaches. Happiness, for them, hurts.  They are the Metsblog commenters.

The Fonzie For Outstanding Achievement In Taco or Other Tortilla Related Blog Posting Goes To...

Ted Berg of Tedquarters.  For those of you not familiar with Tedquarters, besides providing analysis on New York sports, Ted also provides hands down some of the most in-depth taco related coverage around.  No new Taco Bell menu item escapes Berg's analytical eye.  Here is a sample of Ted's work:

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