Happy New Year! Bring on 2010

I'm in Canada. It's cold. But I'm glad to be home. Team Canada won at the World Juniors. In your face USA. Hopefully Canada will win again.

Jennifer Lopez on the ABC NYE show...not sure I'm into that. Just sayin'.

Anyway, back to business. The year was action packed. Traveled to Europe and Africa for the first time. Ate a lot of food. Lost weight. Watched a lot of tv. Used a lot of internet. Kept Yelping. Started Tweeting. Did some Facebooking. One guy ruined air travel on Christmas day. My dad is fighting cancer. I don't have cancer. Moved residence. Didn't change jobs.

8 mins to New Years.

See you on the flip side.

The Origins of You Can't See Me

One of the most memorable acts in sport (or life) is the You Can't See Me action. When you do a search in Google for You Can't See Me, the first result is You Can't See Me - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This link is to the wikipedia of John Cena's album. The third result is Urban Dictionary: YOU CAN'T SEE ME!.

John Cena. John Cena. You are amazing:



Now, normally You Can't See Me is done when you're winning...and this is still true, but you should make sure you can see at some point because this could happen to you:



But if you're not fighting at all, then you could be doing this:



I wanted to put clips of DeShawn Stevenson, but I was not satisfied with what was out there. Youtube has a bunch, but not enough of the goods.

Anyway, this post did not explain the origins very well, but it did show you that You Can't See Me is rad and should not be ignored.

C'mon Man!