Just like the last one. See also: Hilarious Starburst commercial

Jim Morrison may have gotten all the ladies. But keyboardist, songwriter, and back-up singer Ray Manzarek was the backbone of The Doors. Behold how he “holds the line” with his bass organ, while simultaneously rocking a solo and singing back-up. Groovy.

I honestly can’t tell. It’s that good. As is the entire $6 album. (Oh, and killer last name, guys.)

Now can someone lend me a few thousand dollars so I can take up the hobby full time? Either that or let me impose on your Cape Cod, Maine, or Southern Florida timeshare?

Seriously though, Lindsey and I had a wonderful time and plan to go again sooon. It’s a perfect way to slow down your life.

Thanks, Bonneville Sailing.

Pretty competent parody of the Old Spice phenom ads. (Thanks, Mark)

1. Observing people with a common interest in a moment of elation gives me goose bumps.
2. National pride—something America could use a lot more of.
3. Rudy is my favorite sports movie, so anything that uses its soundtrack gets high marks from me.
4. It’s fun watching your country master one of the few things it has yet to master.
5. Goonies never say die. And the U.S. soccer team is comprised entirely of Goonies.
6. Last minute goals are awesome.
7. Hollywood endings happen in real life.
8. It demonstrates why the World Cup is such an exciting sporting event.

Go, USA!

Appropriately making its debut during halftime of the USA-England World Cup game last Saturday, I love this commercial. Freedom aside, I also love all three American muscle car reboots: Challenger, Mustang, and Camaro very much included. Would probably buy the Mustang though.

With exception to the crazy-looking air guitar scene, this looks pretty sheen. But I’m a geek with a soft spot for ’80s movies.

In honor of the World Cup, which starts today. Here’s how to do it.