jackassworld

So here is my good friend and lead singer of Sign of the Fox, Handsome Jack Polick, guest bartending at the Three Clubs bar in Hollywood, California. He guest bartends there every Friday night and he specializes in exotic mixed drinks. People come from miles around for his Cosmos, Apple Martinis, and Lemon Drops. Anyone can open bottled beers and pour highball drinks like rum and Coke’s all night long, but it takes a true artist to mix juice, booze, and ice like Handsome does. (more…)

I’d never been to a professional wrestling event before last night’s Raw deal, but apparently the spectators are really into making and holding up signs. Some people even had like three or four different signs. Most of these artistically-challenged placards revolved around loving or hating on certain wrestlers, but there were a good deal directly related to jackass and Johnny Knoxville as well. Again, some pro, some con, but one being downright conceptual—and I don’t mean that in the art theory sense. Special thanks to Handsome Jack for providing the visual “heartthrob” accompaniment. (more…)

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Hey everyone, it’s Sunday. How’s your Sunday going? Mine is going good. So here’s what went down on this past Wednesday’s jackassworld live show, featuring special guests Wee Man and Sign Of The Fox with a few random variables thrown in for good entertaining measure. In Part 1, Rick Kosick and Wee Man toast the 30,000th member to join jackassworld, Cornetoboy, who hangs about in balloon-based spirit. The big boy and little man ease into the hour with some questions from the community before welcoming Sign Of The Fox into the mix. Handsome Jack leads the talking charge with tales of his former appearances on jackass, pre-historic moments with Johnny Knoxville, and community network site confusion, up until the band acoustically orients themselves for a song entitled “Stand the Pain.” In Part 2, Sign Of The Fox opens up with “Fingers Crossed,” another song of their CD For Anybody Else, with an extra-special guest appearance by Chris Pontius in the final stanza. Loomis Fall then maxes out the couch capacity with stories from his recent racings in China on the Gumball Rally, at which point Wee Man and Chris provide a rousing demonstration of “Wee Style” to suitably cinch up the rear end of the show.

“I’m a d-r-u-n-k-s-o-b tonight, drinking t-e-q-u-l-i-a and M-i-double l-e-r’s Lite…”

—roger alan wade