http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdJcYTh1rP0

Facebook’s Gone Rogue; It’s Time For An Open Alternative – I like this idea more than the “OMG EVERYONE QUIT FACEBOOK!!!” idea. Maybe it’s not even an idea, because I’m sure the market will come up with an alternative soon enough. Right? Capitalism don’t fail me now! Even if you’ve already failed most of us recently…

Hey LeBron, Welcome to New York – Will Leitch and Ira Boudway lay out the reasons why the only choice for the best basketball player on the planet is to come to New York.

Baseball Scouts Like Big Butts And They Cannot Lie – Maybe the Mets should hire Sir-Mix-A-Lot as a scout? And I wonder what Oliver Perez’s butt is on a scale of 1-10. I need Buck Showalter to help me out here.

Your Office Chair Is Killing You – Yeah, I’m gonna go play golf now instead of staying on my laptop while watching the Mets game…

David Ortiz Is Getting Paid $13 Million, By The Way – I laughed at this until I realized Oliver Perez is getting paid $12 million.

My NY Mets Journal Blog – An awesome dude who should be employed by a newspaper creates a drawing for each and every Mets game. They are really, really great.

Best Of The Decade: Television (starts Tuesday, November 10^th)

We’ll be covering the waterfront through a variety of features looking at reality shows, our favorite one-season wonders and, of course, our picks for the decade’s best shows.

Best Of The Decade: Music (starts Tuesday, November 17^th)

Just like above, only with music.

Best Of The Decade: Books (Monday, November 23^rd)

The must reads of the ’00s.

Best Of The Decade: Comics (Tuesday, November 24^th)

The best from the first decade when everyone seemed to acknowledge comics aren’t just for kids anymore.

Best Of The Decade: Games (Wednesday, November 25^th)

The games we couldn’t put down this decade.

Best Of The Decade: Film (starts Tuesday, December 1^st)

From the best bad movies of the decade to the 50 best films of the ’00s, this week’s all about film.

TELL ME WHAT TO LIKE, A.V. CLUB! No really, I’m pretty hyped to see what brilliance they think I missed. They are usually right on the ball with just about everything — except gaming. Their music list will be better than Pitchfork’s, at the very least. Although, I have to say the books list is what interests me most, considering the only books I’ve read from this decade are non-fiction — a list that includes such universally-praised classics as the Bill Simmons’ penned Now I Can Die In Peace and Tony Kornheiser’s I’m Back For More Cash. I obviously need some culture.