Monday, October 31, 2005

New Addition to the Family

Don't know why it tool me so long to notice, but there's a blog out there written by someone who:

-went to law school
-is a hockey fan
-loves cats

And it's not even mine! I've known about E. McPan for a while, seeing as she's The Hot Librarian's "cousin", but it wasn't until I noticed her poking around here did I check out her own blog. Now it's time that you all did the same. Please welcome to the ranks of CBK links E. McPan and her Neutral Zone Trap. What a great name, huh?*

*That name's quite ironic, actually, seeing as it's what allowed the New Jersey Devils to beat her favored Dallas Stars for the Stanley Cup in 2000.

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Happy Halloween!

I present to you:

The Boy In Camouflage!
I don't know, but I been told...
At ease, soldier!

No, our son is not in a Minstrel Show. That's not blackface, the brown and green didn't come out so well in the picture.

After watching the Patriots game last night, I was inspired to choose this as my costume:






Can you see it? No? That's because it's "Nothingness". I decided to dress as the Patriots' offensive line. Good grief!

Remember to brush and floss extra well after gorging on candy, Kids.

iPod: "Are We Really Happy With Who We Are Right Now?" by Moneen, "Jesus Just Left Chicago (live)" by Phish,

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Friday, October 28, 2005

TV history has been made...

On Invasion. I watched this week's episode and there was a scene with three guys around a fire at night eating what looked like beans. While eating, one of them leaned over and let one fly. It looked and sounded pretty real. I've never seen a fart portrayed on an hour-long drama. It was funny and surprising.

But the best part of the scene, though, was the nod (intentional or not) to Blazing Saddles. Remember this campfire scene?
Beans beans, good for your heart.

I was cracking up.

I don't watch "The Simpsons" that much anymore (just the syndicated reruns), but what's with the new trend of hating on it? Not only is it now cool to say how much it sucks, but it seems the farther back you can go to claim when it started sucking (i.e. "The show hasn't been good since season 8, Dude."), the cooler you are.

Now there's legitimate hating and then there's just too much hating. "Will and Grace"? Jumped the Shark years ago so badly that the phrase should be renamed "Will and Graced". Hating on "Lost" and "Desperate Housewives" three or four episodes into their second seasons? I say "Simma down na!" "The Simpsons" may be in decline, but all you trendy haters should remember who started that trend: the Simpsons writers themselves. "Worst. Episode. Ever." ring any bells?

There's a time and place for ridiculing seriously bad degenerations of quality and relevance, but when something is going gently into that good night, just let it die peacefully. I think "The Simpsons" deserves that respect.

iPod: "Light Up My Room" by Barenaked Ladies, "Crazy" by R.E.M., "Killing a Camera (live)" by Braid, "White Belly" by Belly, "The Horse" by Phish, "The Day I Tried To Live" by Soundgarden, and "Innocent One" by Michael Penn.

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Thursday, October 27, 2005

Don't you hate it when you have to actually work!

Too busy to have any original inspiration.

People have been startin' memes, it seems. First Bliss with his "3 things about me" one (before he closed up shop 'temporarily', that is) and now Justa Girl has a neat Google Images game in which I've decided to partake.

I've added some rules to the original to reflect how I did it. Go to Google Image Search and type in the city and state/province of the town where you grew up, no quotation marks. Then select the picture you like best from the first page of results and post it on your blog. Here's mine:
Ahh, the salt marsh.

Next do the same with the town where you currently reside. My result:
Ahh, the mountains.

Next your name, first and last, but no quotes. My result:
This guy has the exact same name as I do.

Next your grandmother's name. My result:
Same exact name as my Grandma.  This was the only result.

Next your favorite food. My result:
He got flak for getting swiss cheese on it.

Next your favorite drink. My result:
Thirsty,you are.

Next your favorite smell. My result:
Lot of weird images came up on this search.

Lastly, your favorite song. My result:
I'll give 'em The Frowning of a Lifetime!

Now I'd like to invite you all to do something I made up. Post Your Pumpkin! For some reason, I take great pride in my amateurish pumpkin carvings every year. I don't do a particularly good job, or work long hours on it, but I sketch out my idea first and try to be diligent to execute the idea well. I love doing it. In fact, I love almost everything about Halloween. Here's this year's Jack o' Lantern:
Here's Jackie!

UPDATE: Here it is at night, looking a bit more menacing for Justa Girl.
Spooky!

I went angular this year. The surface of the pumpkin looked better with a flash, but the face/holes showed up better without the flash. I'll probably never top my "tongue sticking out" pumpkin from a few years ago, but this one turned out pretty well. So let's see them, folks! Take a picture of and post your pumpkins. Then let me know in the comments when it's up and where to see it.

iPod: "Better Man" by Pearl Jam, "Que Shiraz" by Hey Mercedes, "The Promise" by Tanya Donelly, "Brother" by Pearl Jam, "Grind" by Phish, "Spirits in the Material World" by The Police, and "Zoo Station" by U2.

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Tuesday, October 25, 2005

Whoopee!

Let's celebrate, and have a good time!

I hit 10,000 visits today! Thanks, Jill!

Considering the arrogance with which she commented on the previous post, it is with mixed emotions that I announce:

CamoGirl was the 10,000th visitor.

Did you know she had a solo in a huge a capella show, too? ;-)

Seriously, I couldn't think of a more deserving 10,000th visitor. Thanks for not being a horny teenager looking for "Mercury Mariner commercial actress".

iPod: "Spy" by They Might Be Giants, "Strange Loop" by Liz Phair and "The Squirming Coil" by Phish.

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Wanna buy a blog?


My blog is worth $10,161.72.
How much is your blog worth?


[as seen on several of the blogs linked to the right]

Damn, I could cash out and pay off my car, buy Christmas presents and do some home repairs. The only condition of sale is that you periodically mention/post pictures of Jill Wagner. Otherwise the value plummets to about $2.76.

iPod: "Behind My Camel" by The Police (the first time I heard this song it sounded like a song someone would listen to while committing suicide), and "Windmills" by Toad the Wet Sprocket.

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Thursday, October 20, 2005

How do you unlearn something?

You know, if I had gone my whole life without knowing the definition of Snoodle, that would have been just great. Thanks to Gorilla Mask and Urban Dictionary, I'll never know that blissful ignorance. And neither will you.

[Warning: Not for the easily offended, but not that bad.]

iPod: "Who You Are" by Pearl Jam and "Afraid to Fail" by Josh Rouse.

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Wednesday, October 19, 2005

It's officially out of control

Check this out:

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It's my Site Meter home page, as of 9:40 this morning. I used to rejoice when I reached 50 visits for the day. Now I've got 52 before most people on the West Coast get to work, and get well over one hundred each day. You may be wondering what brought about this dramatic increase in viewership. There are a couple factors that have contributed to this development. 1) Google Images has found my site; 2) Mercury has relaunched its ad campaign starring Jill Wagner; and 3) Lots of people really like Jill Wagner.

I'm not as happy about the increased visitors as you might think, because it's not my content that's bringing them, and it doesn't appear that my content is keeping them. If people were staying and commenting I'd be ecstatic. Searching for hot women online isn't bad in itself. That's how I found out about blogs. I was trying to find pictures of a large-breasted Fear Factor contestant and found Bumptious. I read some, liked it, and forgot all about the game show tart. Soon I discovered other blogs and started my own. So I have no problem with people finding me through Jill, but the fact that they're not staying is what hurts. I'd rather have 20 visits a day from repeat readers who comment than 300 one-time visits from horny teenagers. At least visit my Real Beautiful Women page. Jill was the inspiration for that. Instead of glorifying a dolled-up, too-thin model/actress, I thought, why not celebrate real-looking women whose only fame is having publicly-accessible pictures and personality profiles? Happily, searching for beautiful, cute, or pretty women in Google Images also finds the Real Beautiful Women posts. I was excited when that started happening.

What's the point of this long complaint? If you came here looking for Jill Wagner, poke around, read a little, and stay a while. You just may enjoy yourself. There's no shame in ending up on a blog from a "booty search". We've all been there. And if you read and hate my site, feel free to let me know that, too. Just please don't nominate me for a feature on Shitty Blogs. Thanks.

iPod: Still rocking the Tanya.

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Speak up, Sonny!

Man, I'm gettin' old! Ever since my 32nd birthday almost two months ago I've been having trouble staying up at night. I'm not talking 2-3 am. I conk out at 11 pm! Last night, after watching the recorded Earl/Office I decided to watch Monday's Daily Show and the new Colbert Report that I had recorded the night before. [I really enjoyed the new Colbert show, but I can see it wearing thin with just him talking so much. The Daily Show still rules.] Anyway, after those two shows I decided to push it and watch last night's Colbert show, too. Somewhere in the middle, during a commercial break, I fell asleep. I woke back up during another commercial break and didn't realize that I had missed the whole interview segment. For the record, I wear contacts and hate falling asleep with them in because when I wake up my eyes are Sahara-ish and the contacts are epoxied to my eyeballs. Only after I pinch my eyeballs and make them tear can I peel them off. It's not pleasant.

I've always been a late-night TV enthusiast. The TV has an anti-narcoleptic effect on me where sometimes I'll stay up to irrational hours just because the TV is on. I'll surf for anything on, even when there's NOTHING on. Lately I can't do that at all, and 11 o'clock is the consistent threshold when sleep wins the battle. Maybe it's because I've been reluctantly getting my butt out of bed at 6 am to go for a 3 mile run every morning, but I used to be able to function fully on 4-6 hours of sleep, night after night. I'm a little bummed that now my body will shut itself down after my consciousness quota has been reached. Sigh.

Here's something I found on Lulu's site:

I haven't seen the movie, but I'm pleased with the results.

You should also check out Justa Girl's site to see what my love of carrot cake says about me. It's good, I promise [and spot on, I might add ;-)].

iPod: Tanya Donelly shuffle.

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Tuesday, October 18, 2005

New Music Tuesday

I'm taking a break from hardcore blogging today to get back on the horse of sending a friend my favorite music that she's never heard. I'm trying to bend her tastes to mine. Actually, her tastes are so expansive she eats up what I send and unfortunately still loves things like Pop and Country. [Just kidding, Lulu. Kind of. ;-)]. Oh, and I'll be doing some work, too.

Just so you don't feel totally left out, I'm sending some Belly/Tanya Donelly songs. About 22 of them, actually. Great stuff. I wish I could share it all here, but I don't have a server to host mp3s and I don't want to be sued or prosecuted for giving away tons of music. That would suck.

I saw Sin City this weekend, and liked it a lot. I thought the comic book dialog would be annoying at first, but I got into it. A very good film-comic adaptation. And violent as hell! Speaking of violent, I keep forgetting to rent Kill Bill Vol. II when I go to Blockbuster. Must remember.

"How I Met Your Mother" was very funny last night. Looking forward to "My Name Is Earl" and the Halloween "The Office" tonight. TV junkie-ism moving right along.

iPod: The City on Film shuffle.

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Monday, October 17, 2005

Obligatory Monday Post

Because it's just not fair to not post after a weekend of silence.

Sports: I forgot to root for the Patriots in my post on Friday, but I'm sure that didn't have anything to do with them sucking ass yesterday! OMG! Sure, they kinda, almost came back but no team who plays the way they did in the first half should win. Pretty pathetic. I don't know what's going to snap them into being a consistent team and improve the defense, but getting Tedy Bruschi back couldn't hurt. Actually, maybe it could if he really screws himself up or just can't play that well anymore. Even if they did make the playoffs, stringing four wins together in the post-season seems unthinkable now. Ugh!

Work's pretty much over for the day. Got a big fax out and my "boss" in a remote office has already called and had me do something he's certainly capable of doing himself for HIS CASE. But I did it and reported back to him. Maybe I can keep him off my back for the rest of the week. He thinks I'm doing a project for him, but "Shhhh, I'm not." Both my local boss and I know that this project is ill-advised and unnecessary, but we're not going to tell him that we're not doing it until next week, when he's here in this office. I just hope he doesn't ask about it before then. 'Cause I'm gonna hafta lie. I don't like doing that, professionally. I want to just tell him off, but my passive-aggressive nature just won't allow it. That's why I'm griping here.

I haven't posted a picture in a while. Let's see what random image I can put up.

How about some gams?
How do you spell a cat call?

Or the late, great Elliott Smith chillin'?
How the world misses you.

Actually, I do have something to talk about. Today I called an ex-girlfriend, kind of out of the blue. Not really out of the blue, my wife kind of requested it. Sound weird? Not so much, really. I needed to confirm her address for a gift we're sending her. We've been emailing since the fall of 1996, shortly after we broke up, but haven't actually spoken to each other since 1999, when we saw each other in Boston for some drinks one night. Man, it was trippy to hear her again, but it was nice. Neither of us really recognized the other's voice, it's been so long. We'll probably speak more now that the seal has been broken. We're sending her a gift because she just got married. Please join me in wishing her a heartfelt, sincere, embarrassing public congratulations on this site.

Congratulations, Sarah!

In January I'm hoping to see my best childhood friend, Jade, for the first time since like 1996 or something. That will also be weird but very enjoyable. Jade also got married recently so:

Congratulations, Jade!

Jade also has an adorable little baby girl, also named Sarah (all these weird coincidences!), who looks like this:
Mmmmmmmmwah!

Okay, I've babbled enough. Have a nice day and night. I'll talk to you all soon.

iPod: "Movie Clock Star" by Braid", "The Inlaw Josie Wales" by Phish, "Daughter" by Pearl Jam, "Breathe Around You" by Tanya Donelly, "The Best Deceptions" by Dashboard Confessional, "Every Day I Write the Book" by Elvis Costello, "The Dream of the Blue Turtles" by Sting, "Easy Way Out" by Elliott Smith, "Alpha Beta Parking Lot" by Cake, and "Speedway" by Counting Crows.

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Friday, October 14, 2005

Sweet, sweet Friday

I've been waiting a long time for this day to arrive. Wasting time at the office, pretending to work, doing little things to feel like I've accomplished something, surfing the internet endlessly, playing games, reading blogs, looking at scantily clad women... Thank God that the drudgery is finally over!

First, you must watch the new Teen Girl Squad. It's probably the best one ever. How do those guys at Homestarrunner bring the funny so consistently?

I figured out the Sub Machine game last night. I was right, there was a simple solution to my problem that didn't take a lot of time or luck. It just came to me and I finished the game lickety-split. There's another game from Gorilla Mask that I finished yesterday called Cubeoban. It's mucho fun, so try it out.

In celebrity news, I must take umbrage at the caption on this photo of Melissa Etheridge. I know she survived breast cancer and bravely lives the lesbian life, impregnating her partner with David Crosby's sperm to get a musically talented kid, but I don't think a few hit songs from one best-selling album makes her a "music legend". I'm sure when the dust settles in 20 years, even people like Usher and Britney Spears won't be considered music legends, and they've sold a lot more records. She's cancer-free now, so there's no need to coddle her delicate celebrity ego. For the record, I never liked Melissa's music.

Anyone have any movies to recommend, either in theaters or to rent? I may have some movie-viewing time this weekend.

Have a good weekend. Go Zebras (son's soccer team), Buckeyes, Bruins and Irish! (Yes, I hope they beat USC.)

UPDATE: I just got comment spam! Somehow a spammer bot found out how to post a comment to this site through Blogger (even though I now use Haloscan) and it went to my email. Here's the comment:

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How weird is that? Damn spammers! I thought I was immune.

iPod: "World is Static" by Jimmy Eat World, (a slew of songs I don't want to admit came up), "Weekapaug Groove" by Phish, "Placeholder" by Elliott Smith, "Divine Sweet Divide" by Tanya Donelly, and "The Prize" by Guster.

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Thursday, October 13, 2005

Time to get serious!

I mean, really, people! Tomorrow's the big day! They're going to announce the next James Bond!!! (I don't have the energy to link to anything, sorry).

The leading candidate is Daniel Craig, most recently of "Layer Cake" fame, but other supporting roles in big movies like "Road to Perdition" and "Lara Croft: Tomb Raider". Other names bandied about are Clive Owen (good choice), Ioan Gruffudd (of "Fantastic 4"), Colin Firth (can you say "stretch"?), Hugh Grant (puh-lease!), Gerard Butler (?), Ewan McGregor (nah!), Colin Farrell (on stilts, maybe), Hugh Jackman (please, no!), Heath Ledger (too young), and Eric Bana (Aussie who played The Hulk).

I say no to Hugh Jackman because, frankly, he is my male crush. Yes, I have been inspired by Ken of Ken and Ariel (see link on right) to reveal that, though I'm not gay, Hugh has what it takes to pull me over to the other side. Him playing Bond would be a bad move. Sure he's diverse (romantic comedy, Broadway, Wolverine in X-Men), but I think the Bond role would ruin the image he's been cultivating: debonair but nice, personable and approachable, handsome but also a legitimate talent. Plus he's got a great singing voice. Just not totally compatible.

Out of the above list I think Owen is perfect (almost too perfect), but that it should probably go to someone less well known like Craig or Gruffudd (Bana looks too young and Butler's too unknown, to me anyway). And whatever happened to Dougray Scott, the guy who was supposed to play Wolverine (after Russell Crowe couldn't) but dropped out to play the villain in "Mission: Impossible 2"? He kind of dropped off the face of the earth. Maybe he could do it.

So let's hear it. Who's got your vote? Choose from the above list, or write in your favorite.

iPod: 'Sounds Like Violence" by Braid, "Canary in a Coalmine" by The Police, "Alcohol" by Barenaked Ladies, "Like a Prayer (live) by Guster, "Jimmy Go Swimmer" by Braid, and (no kidding) "Ariel" by Braid.

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Wednesday, October 12, 2005

Just, like, wow!

I've been blog surfing today, following links, reading new stuff. I don't actually have the time or energy to add new ones to my reading list (and can't think of anyone on my current list I would bump off) but it's interesting to see what else there is.

It's quite staggering how many blogs are out there. It's even more awe-inspiring when you realize how many there are that are way more better than your own. Yes, I said "way more better". Some people just lead more interesting lives and have a knack for conveying those lives in interesting and humorous ways. And they have lots of readers, too. Color me envious.

I'd like to share something interesting I found today. It's from Tim, a ViewLulu reader. I haven't read a lot of his blog, and his glib homophobic tone in the top Tuesday post isn't funny to me like it might be to a 20 year old college sophomore, but I find this post very creative, funny, and fruity (?). Enjoy.

You can probably taste my melancholy. It's not that I don't have an interesting life to write about; it's that I don't have the desire to make my life interesting. Attributing my quiet, comfortable life to being 32, having a wife, kids and financial obligations is just a convenient excuse. If I were 25, rich and single I probably wouldn't take up hang-gliding and wouldn't travel to exciting locales twice a year. I wouldn't have a band of outrageous friends with whom to excessively party. I also wouldn't own a kick-ass digital camera to take pictures of all the interesting stuff I don't do to post on here. I probably would watch a helluva lot more TV and have some kind of pay-per-view hockey service so I could watch all the Boston Bruins' games, and then I would write recaps of each game here. So you all can at least be thankful that's not the case.

I refuse to believe that this malaise, seemingly suffered conjointly by CamoGirl and Bliss, is seasonal. I LOVE Fall! Maybe I should get out in it more and that would liven things up. I've got it more than good, I've got it quite great. Maybe I should turn this site into one of those family journal blogs, write about running errands and picking the kids up at school, post pictures of everyone in their Halloween costumes, and aim for a whole different demographic. Or I could just do a fantasy sex blog. I dunno.

Not sure where this came from. I just wanted to post a link to candy figurines having sex, and out came this. Oops.


iPod: "Bury Me" by Guster, "Bitch" by Goo Goo Dolls, "Mad Lucas" by The Breeders, "(Strawberry Ann) Switzerland" by Braid, "Independence Day" by Elliott Smith, "Seen the Doctor (acoustic)" by Michael Penn, "Transistor" by 311, "Eulalia, Eulalia" by Braid, and "Coal" by Michael Penn. [Ah, the mysteries of the iPod shuffle program.]

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Tuesday, October 11, 2005

Just some fun stuff

Still riding the No Inspiration Wave, but came across some fun things today I thought I'd share.

From K_Sra, check out this kid's B-Ball skills. It makes me think of the great Mr. Show skit, "The Recruiters". (Unfortunately I couldn't find a transcript of the skit, just a one-line summary that doesn't adequately describe the premise. Dammit!)

From Gorilla Mask, another cool figure-it-out game, Sub Machine. I'm stuck at one point and I think it will only take a large investment of time or blind luck to break through. I'm probably wrong in that assumption, but it's all I have to go on right now.

Also from G-Mask, your chance to vote on The Great TP Debate. Let's settle this, people!

For the guys, Natasha Mealey, British Page 3 model (been a while since I've posted anything titillating like that). For the gals, a Google Images search for Johnny Depp. I'm all about equal opportunity objectification. :-)

iPod: "Paint Nothing" by Idlewild, "First It Giveth" by Queens of the Stone Age, "Walking on the Moon" by The Police, "Listen to What You've Got" by Idlewild, "The Shadow/Ghost Track" by Tanya Donelly, "Alone" by Pearl Jam, and "Softer" by Jimmy Eat World.

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Monday, October 10, 2005

Short and Sweet

Pretty bad sports weekend. Son's soccer team - lost big. Red Sox - eliminated from playoffs. Bruins - lost badly on Friday but managed an OT win on Saturday. Ohio State - embarrassed by Penn State (ugh!). Alma Mater football team - lost for first time this season (blown out actually) and lost #1 poll ranking in process. Patriots - won, but gave up a 15 point lead in the 4th quarter. Call me Mr. Glass Mostly Empty.

Good things - Cleaned house and yard this weekend. Saw Serenity and loved it. (Never saw the show, but the movie is a whole lotta fun. Go see it.)

Not so good things - skipped running last Thurs and Sat. Ran this morning, but weight still too high and belly too damn big. Can't get satellite-DVR system that works the way we want it to.

Just kind of blah. Nothing to complain about, really, but nothing making me really excited. Certainly not work.

iPod: "Four Walled World" by Soundgarden, "Seventeen" by Jimmy Eat World, "Spoddies and Birits" by Thanks to Gravity, and "How Long" by Weezer.

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Friday, October 07, 2005

Real Beautiful Women - Delaware Edition

Real Hottie
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Real Pretty
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Real Cutie
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The previous picture in this spot had to be removed because I found the same picture used for an ad in Maryland. If there is doubt as the veracity of a picture, I won't use it.

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Thursday, October 06, 2005

I'm back

I was away for a couple days, friends, up in good ol' Calgary.

Have you ever been in a hotel room and the person in the next room has a cough? And you hear them through the thin walls up late watching TV and coughing away? Then in the morning you hear them get in the shower early in the morning and you start to cough, hack and gag up all of their diseased phlegm? Don't you hate when that happens? Well, I was that coughing, hacking guy up in Calgary, and I apologize to my neighbors. When I'm sick like this running and showers bring out all the bright yellow-green mucus from deep within my head and chest and I HAVE to get it out. Yes, it's disgusting, but I thought I would confess here.

Regarding the Red Sox, I've decided that I want them to be swept and just exit the playoffs. Sure it would be great for them to win another World Series, but I think it's a better idea for them to lose shamefully in the ALDS so that Theo Epstein and crew realize that no matter how good a hitting team you field, if your pitching sucks ass, then you ain't gonna win jack. You don't deserve to win. So during the off season, try thinking a little harder. Get some good pitching, and don't throw away what you already have (Pedro). Don't chase the hot free agents who have only proved themselves in one year (Renteria). In fact, get Orlando Cabrera back from the Angels if you can. I love that guy. As far as tonight, I place the blame both on Graffanino and Wells equally. That Buckner-like error by Graf and Wells hanging meatball curves over the plate were quite a deadly combination. So bring on another rout in Game 3 and let the management learn its lesson.

Here are some more adorable family pictures. When I came home last Friday during the early innings of the Red Sox-Yankees game, I saw this waiting for me:

Yes, that's my wife's partially obscured face.
Scarring him from a sports-fan standpoint at an early age.

SO CUTE! And so pointless, those losing bums!

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Monday, October 03, 2005

Sweet Jesus, Mary and Joseph!

Nick Cage, that hammy sonofabitch, has had a child with his waitress cum wife, Alice Kim. That's not very newsworthy in itself, but did you see what they named the poor boy?

Kal-El Coppola Cage!!!!

For the uninitiated, Kal El is the Kryptonian birth name of Superman.

What
The
Fuck
!

I mean really, WTF? Cage was slated to play The Man of Steel when they first started talking remake back in 1997 or so. The project changed writers and directors many, many times but is finally coming out next year starring the young unknown Brandon Routh and directed by thriller/superhero director extraordinaire Bryan Singer.

How "Ain't It Cool News" do I sound today? Please forgive me.

Also watched an episode of "Supernatural" last night, and it was pretty spooky, but I don't think I'll become a regular viewer. I'm not so into the traveling format, where you don't really get to know anyone. Give me "Lost" and its super character development any day! [Side note, go to The WB homepage and see how they're marketing Seventh Heaven with cleavage now!]

iPod: The City on Film shuffle.

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