The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog

Now that you mention it, how does a ninja sheathe his sword? Probably deadly awesomely... - QBF

I came across this hilarious (yet very serious) quote the other day: "If a woman says she's wrong, is she still wrong?" The consensus from my Facebook compatriots seemed to be that it was a trick! Are women always right? Of course not, no one is perfect (sorry ladies), but the quote did make me wonder about the differences in how men and women communicate...

" Pass the Dutchie " was a very popular song in my preparatory school days by Musical Youth . At the time I had no idea what the song meant, and sang along quite enthusiastically whenever it came on the radio, but later I figured it had something to do with ganja smoking. Turns out I was right! It was a cover of another song by the Mighty Diamonds entitled "Pass the Koutchie" (koutchie being a ganja pipe). So keep passing that dutchie and enjoy! - QBF

Today's treat was recommended by one of my readers, and is an excellent find indeed: Brianna Frost ! Her full name is Brianna Frost Hogan , and she is of a mixed heritage (African American, German, & Native American) -- she'd fit right in in Jamaica don't you think? According to her website, she's: Miss Howard TV (went on the Howard Stern Show and rode a Sybian for a little bit) MTV Reality Star (runner-up on The Girls of Hedsor Hall ) G4 's #6 Most Popular Internet Sensation in the World Playboy.com #3 Sexiest Vixen in the USA The World's Hottest and #1 Best Cam Model (strips and does "tricks" on a webcam) Basically, she's eminently qualified for NSFW Monday, so enjoy the photos below!

Imagination is key! (And a lot cheaper...) - QBF

Indeed. - QBF

This commercial is hilarious!! - QBF

Today's throwback is from my favourite album of all time Til Shiloh by Buju Banton . The Song is Untold Stories, and it is awesome. - QBF

I think the above photo illustrates how my night at the  Jamaica Blog Awards 2010 went on Sunday :-) . It was a great night for me personally (winning Best Entertainment Blog and Readers' Choice Award), and even though the show started late, it was well organised and very entertaining.

I have a new model (slash) video vixen for you this morning: the lovely Tiara Harris . She's very curvaceous, and I'm sure you'll appreciate her photos below. - QBF

Ahhh, the downfall of many "wise" men started out innocently enough, with a random woman picking something off the ground... HAHAHAHAHA! - QBF

So the name of my blog is going to be slightly tweaked (edited) from "The Quick Brown Fox Jumped Over The Lazy Dog" to "The Quick Brown Fox Jumps Over The Lazy Dog". Why may you ask? The answer is quite simple -- I made a minor gaffe when naming this site! The explanation can be found here on Wikipedia , which gives you the background of the phrase which was part of my inspiration. I hope you like the new title, but if not... sucks to be you! - QBF ;-)

Ro! Cham! Beau! - QBF ;-)

Man a star!! - QBF

OK following last week's reggae treasure, today I'm featuring the Shabba Ranks ' mega-hit: Mr. Lover Man!! - QBF

Greetings all! Today's model/video-vixen treat is Marisa Elise , making for a great start to the week I wager. - QBF

The postman delivers all kinds of packages. - QBF

No Explanation Needed. - QBF

Okay, so I just read this article on The New Yorker's site " The Decline Effect and the Scientific Method ", and it had some pretty shocking results to me. Why shocking you may ask? According to Ioannidis, the main problem is that too many researchers engage in what he calls “significance chasing,” or finding ways to interpret the data so that it passes the statistical test of significance—the ninety-five-per-cent boundary invented by Ronald Fisher. “The scientists are so eager to pass this magical test that they start playing around with the numbers, trying to find anything that seems worthy,” Ioannidis says. In recent years, Ioannidis has become increasingly blunt about the pervasiveness of the problem. One of his most cited papers has a deliberately provocative title: “Why Most Published Research Findings Are False.”

Kicking off this new weekly series of "Throwback Tuesday" (which will feature good and timeless music), is the famous reggae band Inner Circle  with one of their most popular hits: Sweat (A La La La La Long). - QBF