In honor of All Hallow’s Eve we are debating who is the more dominant vampire/dracula…Count von Count or Count Chocula.  It is difficult to defeat chocolatey goodness but you can never count the Count von Count out.  Let’s hear your thoughts….and Vote!

Count Von Count

Count Chocula

…or you could go with Peter Griffin’s rendition of Count Crotchula

We’ll have more details and maybe some more hilarious Mr. Belding videos tomorrow promoting the event.

Anyways, Mr. Belding’s appearance made us wonder which sitcom principal is more unstoppable…Saved by the Bell’s Mr. Belding or Boy Meets World’s Mr. Feeny?

You decide.

Mr. Belding – Played by Dennis Haskins, Mr. Belding is the principal of Bayside High School and the show’s resident authority figure. He says “Hey, hey, hey, what is going on here?” way too much and has a high-pitched laugh. Belding has frequent run-ins with Zack and his friends as either a foe to be outwitted or a friend to turn to for help. Despite being a responsible authority figure, Mr. Belding cares way too much about what Zack and the rest of the crew think of him. Belding remained the principal at Bayside (along with Screech as his assistant) until he left to become dean of students at Tennessee-Chattanooga in the final episode of Saved By The Bell: The New Class.

Mr. Feeny – Played by William Daniels, Mr. Feeny is the only human in history to follow a group of kids around no matter where they go to make sure they are mentored correctly. He is first Corey, Topanga and Shawn’s school teacher, then becomes their principal, was always their neighbor, and eventually toward the later years, becomes their college professor. The only day Mr. Feeny ever didn’t help out Cory and the crew is when he went fishing in Wyoming for 15 minutes. Still, there will never be another human in world history with the same ability to provide quotes, lessons, and devotion like Mr. Feeny.

Still can’t decide. Here are some hilarious videos.

Mr. Belding Laughs

The Feeny Call

Help the strait pinkie squad decide which college basketball coach looks more like the mascot for his team. The two contestants are Bo Ryan/Bucky Badger and Mike Krzyzewski/that Blue Devil.

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Let’s hear your thoughts and get your votes.

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Both Bill Nye “the Science Guy” and Beakman’s World ran on Saturday mornings from about 1993 to 1998.  It’s finally time to decide which one of these science nuts is the most dominant human. Bill Nye the all-business goofball or Beakman, with his crazy hair and chick and rat assistants. 

Who’s Better? Who’s Got More? YOU CHOOSE!

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Les Stroud “Survivorman” - A man of many talents, Les Stroud began his career as a Canadian musician and later became a wilderness guide, survival instructor, along with continuing his music.  The show “Survivorman” is a spin-off of Stroud’s earlier project, a five-part series entitled “Stranded”. During the filming of each episode, Stroud is alone and operates all the cameras himself. He is equipped with only his clothes, camera equipment, his harmonica, a Leatherman multi-tool, and often “everyday items” relevant to the episode’s particular survival scenario. For safety purposes, Stroud carries an emergency satellite phone. However, Stroud has claimed that while filming several episodes, there were times when his emergency phone did not work, leaving him totally alone. On a few occasions, Stroud has also been provided with a rifle for safety reasons or as part of the survival situation.

Bear Grylls “Man vs. Wild” - Grylls is a British adventurer, writer and television presenter. He is one of the youngest Britons to climb Mount Everest, doing so at age 23. He is best known for his television series, “Man vs. Wild”. In the show, Grylls both demonstrates and narrates techniques for wilderness survival in regions around the globe. The general format of each episode is that Grylls is left stranded in a region. The episode documents his efforts to survive and find a way back to civilization, usually requiring an overnight shelter of some kind. Unlike “Survivorman”, Grylls does have a camera crew with him filming each episode and there have been rumors that the show is not as realistic as it seems. He is quick to dispose those rumors. Plus the man is not hesitant to eat raw flesh strait out of a zebra or drink water elephant dung.

Also, Will Ferrell was on “Man vs. Wild” last night and you need to check the episode if you get a chance. I am sure it will be on 100 times.

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We’re not getting into politics here.  We just want to see who is going to reign victorious in the straitpinkie.com election so we can let ABC, NBC and all the other pundits know who is gonna win this thing tomorrow.  Vote now and let’s hear your thoughts as well.

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