Wednesday, January 14, 2009

Plans for Next Week



The anticipation is growing.

Lesbians Resort to a Switch Blade



Classic

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

The Challenge

I am asking my readers (all two of you) to answer my challege. I want to know one thing, one little thing, that is better in this country then it was in 2000.

The way I see it, the only positive thing to come out of the last eight years has been that they were such a complete, utter, total disaster that this country that is supposedly "Center-Right" just elected a 45 year-old liberal, black man with the name Barack Obama President.

Seriously, One Thing?

Education, foreign policy, the econonomy, the enviorment, health care, domestic policy, international relations. You name it, and it is worse now then it was then.

Keep in mind that almost 10,000 Americans lost their lives IN THIS COUNTRY during the man's Presidency. Mind Blowing.

Lincoln Lives



With the innauguration of "The Second Lincoln" I think it is time to entertain the possibility that Lincoln did in fact, Live.

Congratulations




Timmy's Cardinals are no longer stinky.

Sunday is going to be fun. I love Donovan McNabb, but I have to cheer for Timmy's Cardinals. He defines the term "Die Hard".

A Pittsburgh-Arizona Superbowl would be Awesome.

One Week From Today

President Elect Obama will be sworn in as our 44th President next Tuesday. I have not really taken the time to let that wash over me.

I went through a fairly long post-election burn out. I think I am coming out of it.

President smirks-a-lot delivered his final press conference of his tenure. Thank what ever god you believe, or don't believe in.

I will try to get my brain back into this in the next week.

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Awesome



9 trailer

Tuesday, January 6, 2009

I Hate Robots


In The Know: Are We Giving The Robots That Run Our Society Too Much Power?

B.C.S, B.S....See


(Imagine me thinking about College Football in this picture)

So any of you who know me know that I think that the current system for deciding a national champion in college football is a complete joke. Everything about it is a joke, and every excuse that is bandied about in defense of it is a joke. The B.C.S is a result of greedy universities, greedy conferences, and lazy alumni. Period. It is about money and laziness.

Any argument that is presented to defend what we currenty are force fed is a paper tiger that is easily debunked. Period.

I find myself becoming very depressed this time of year, every year. Now scientists have proven that January is the most depressing month of the year, and specifically January 22nd is the most depressing day of the year in America.(I didn't make that up). So my depression could be a combination of that fact, cuppled with a fairly severe case of seasonal depression, which is then mixed in with the realization that I just wasted five months of my life spending every Saturday glued to the TV from 11am to 12am.

The problem is, by next September I will have forgotten how awful I feel right now.

Don't get me wrong, last nights Ohio State-Texas game was fun to watch, as was Utah over Alabama, hell I even enjoyed the Rose Bowl where my lions were beaten pretty soundly it was still fun to watch. The problem is, there is no satisfying finish.

The commercials that have been running on Fox, ad nauseum would have you believe that Thursday's matchup of Oklahoma and Florida was a clear-cut case of 1 v. 2 and that the outcome would settle the matter once and for all. Their ads potray this game as if it were written in the 12th book of the Bible that on January 8th 2009 Florida, national powerhouse, led by heisman trophy winner Tim Tebow would march into this game opposed by Oklahoma, the best team in the country, led by current heisman winner Sam Bradford. The outcome of this matchup of titans would leave no doubt in anyone's mind who the best team in the country is. Or so we are to believe.

What this takes is an inhuman ability to suspend disbelief. And hobbits once roamed the world dropping jewelry into volcanos and a magic lion saved four siblings from an ice queen.

What all this hype, and the ESPN bullshit machine are not telling you is this, Texas beat Oklahoma by 20 points on a neutral field.

Florida lost to Ole Miss at home.

Thursday nights game has been spun since the teams were announced, and will continue being spun well into the weekend as the National Championship game. ESPN, Fox, and every dickhead with a microphone in between will try to convice the moronic masses that this game has decided something.

To me, all it has decided is that this system is broken, and I am god damned depressed about it.

Texas beat Oklahoma by 20 points. Texas beat Ohio State, Ohio State lost to Penn State, at home, Penn State lost soundly to USC, USC lost to Oregon State, Oregon State got blasted by Penn State, Utah went undefeated and beat the snot out of Alabama who was the Number One team in the country for a large portion of the season, Florida beat Alabama, Florida lost to Ole Miss, Ole Miss beat Texas Tech, Texas Tech beat Texas on the last play of the game, Oklahoma beat Texas Tech, and TEXAS BEAT OKLAHOMA BY 20 POINTS ON A NEUTRAL FIELD.

Did you follow all of that, cause I did that off the top of my head and am proud of it (as sad as it is that I know all of that, and have to think about what Avi's birthday is).

Point being, this system sucks. You want to keep your Bowls because they are nostalgic, keep them.

Let the four major bowls be the first round of an 8 team playoff.

Oklahoma-Texas Tech

Florida-Utah

Texas-Penn State

Alabama-USC

These games are played on New Years Eve and New Years day.

Round 2 is played this week, call the games whatever you want.

Then you get Oklahoma-USC, and Florida-Texas

Utah gets a legit shot at a championship, something that would never happen under our current system. Keep the smaller bowls, they are irrelavant now anyways, all the teams that don't make the final 8 play in their games and get their money.

I hate that I feel this crappy about something that I love so much.

Saturday, January 3, 2009

The West Wing



Many of you know how addicted I have recently become to the West Wing. Every episode that I watch I try to figure out who in the Obama team would handle different parts.

Sorry for the holiday hiatus. I have a lot of things to write about now.

Expect posts on Baseball, the NFL playoffs, Politics, the Mets, and the World Baseball Classic.

And expect a lenghly rant on the "Situation" that College Football finds itself in. I am beside myself with frustration.

Happy New Year