Perhaps it was that the AL East leading Blue Jays were
in town. Perhaps it was that a rather tough West Coast trip had
just ended and it was nice to have the guys back/
MY RECENT POSTS
- Vaccinations: Truth Vs. Myth
October 07, 2009 11:49AM - Understanding Fascism as it
Applies to Barack Obama
September 08, 2009 02:36PM - An Open Letter to
TreeHugger.com: Get These
Jerks!
August 31, 2009 02:55PM - Kelsey Smith-Briggs Revisited
August 31, 2009 12:22PM - How Could Something Like This
Happen?
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referring to Obama as Hitler
make
one sound like a
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Vaccinations: Truth Vs. Myth
This year we have swine flu to worry about. This is, of course, on top of the “normal” flu that we have to worry about every fall. Measles, mumps, and rubella, though not as prominent as they used to be, show up every so often and sweep through a as grade… Read full post »
Understanding Fascism as it Applies to Barack Obama
If you read a text book on fascism or on Nazi-ism, you’ll realize how completely incorrect it is to associate Barack Obama with fascism, let alone Hitler. Here are some of the “arguments” I’ve heard people use and a bit of obvious rebuttal.
Obama’s plan is to insert go… Read full post »
An Open Letter to TreeHugger.com: Get These Jerks!
Dear TreeHugger.com,
Being that you are all working hard on your cusade to keep the world fresh and new, I am guessing that you (collectively speaking) have much time to surf around the neet or watch YouTube. I do, and I stumbled across something totally disturbing that I… Read full post »
Kelsey Smith-Briggs Revisited
How Could Something Like This Happen?
Even for
someone like me who watches very little TV news, the story of
Jaycee Dugard was impossible to miss. Jaycee was 11 years old in
1991 when she went missing. The search for Jaycee was long and
thorough, but unsuccessful. Her parents, though always maintaining
the hope… Read full post »
The Sewer if the Blogosphere: Comment Threads
Someone I know recently mentioned their opinion that the negative and animalistic nature of man can be most easily exemplified by looking at politics. I argued with their position. The clearest view into the dark mind of human kind can be seen, I think, in the comment thread of most blogs… Read full post »
Michael Moore is Everyone's Problem, Including His Own
Can you think back to late 2001 and early 2002? Do you remember how almost every celebrity of any sort was seen at one point or another with either the letters "NYPD" or "FDNY" on their person? This was of course to show support for all the police and firemen who… Read full post »
Yuengling Black and Tan: For the Poor Connoisseur
Over the last 10 years or so, dark beers have become seriously more mainstream than they used to be. Where the 70's and 80's had a lot of "Tastes Great, Less Filling" nonsense, the new millenium has brought us back from the light beer dungeons and into a place where darker… Read full post »
I Still Don't Understand Yankee Fans
Ok. So the Yankees are rolling like thunder. They have taken 5 straight from Boston, including a 20-11 romp last night. Theqy have a commanding lead in the AL East and are a shoe-in to make the post season. I still don't get how anyone can root for them.
Sorry, I… Read full post »
Woman Shouts "Heil Hitler" at Israeli Man
Have you seen this video yet? It features and Israeli man who is giving an interview about how much he like the socialized medical care in his home country. He is not advocating nor condemning any American politician, political party, or even political position. He is simply very bi… Read full post »
Reality and the Job Market
Like most others these days, I have my radar on, my eyes open, and my feelers extended in relation to employment opportunities. Here's what I've stumbled across.
There is a job where I can suck at what I do and still get paid tons of money to do it. … Read full post »
Enough With The Michael Vick Hypocracy!
Is anyone else tired of hearing about Michael Vick? While I’m sure the answer to that question is affirmative, I bet not many people are fed up with the topic for the same reason I am. I think he should be left alone and that all the hypocritical, misguided many should… Read full post »
Hypocracy In The Big Apple
Quick post.
First, for the sake of full disclosure, I'll point out for
anyone who has not figured it out that I'm a huge Red Sox
fan. Please keep in mind that I'm really disgusted over the
last four games and the total trouncing that the Yankees gave
Boston.
That having been… Read full post »
Manny Ramirez Agrees with My Last Post!
Yeah, that last post. Manny is on my side.
Not that I want Manny on my side much, but he got tossed in the 5th inning of the Dodgers game tonight when an obvious ball that would have walked him was mistakenly called a strike and he was called out. He… Read full post »
Never Trust an Umpire to Know a Strike!
So, I watched the Red Sox last night as they hosted the Oakland A's. The A's sort of suck this year, so I justifiably thought it was going to be a win. Well, it wasn't. The A's plastered the Sox 6-0!
The nicest thing about the game was that, as… Read full post »
What Has Become of Us: Reactions to Michael Jackson's Death
When someone dies, you’re supposed to be sad. It's something we're conditioned to from the loss of our first goldfish up through adolescence and into adulthood. Those who believe in God will try to ease the pain by pointing out their beliefs in the afterlife and quote epithets like,… Read full post »
What I'll Miss Most About Jay Leno
This past Friday, Jay Leno said goodbye to the Tonight Show after 17 years at its helm. The second longest time hosting, surpassed by only Johnny Carson. While Connan O'Brien can be expected to do as good a show at the new time slot as he did at 12:30am, with a… Read full post »
Humans! Yuck!
What I'd really like to get from this post is some suggestions of where to look for a common thread of good that runs through everyone.
Any takers?
If I ask for examples of good in people I'll get flooded* with comments about Mother Theresa types who live charitable lives… Read full post »
Fenway Faithful Rise above for Big Papi
Fox Terminates Sarah Connor for Utter Garbage
News has broken that the popular show "Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles" has been cancelled by Fox. As the dissapointment set in for me, a faithful fan of the two-season-old sci-fi show, my mind inevitably went to the obvious question: What are they replacing it with?
Brothers
A ne… Read full post »
One Fan's Take on Manny's Drug Test
Since the news broke that Manny Ramirez had tested positive for some PED, I have been tuned into sports talk radio, watching ESPN and MLB Network, and reading what I could find. One recurring thought pattern that I picked up on is that many pundits are wondering out loud if Red… Read full post »
Now I've Seen Everything (Surely Not!)
I spend my days as an I.T. supervisor in an office with
approximately 100 staff. Aside from dealing with all areas of
data coordination, my team also takes care of all network
administration and tech support needs of the staff.
Our email is done with Outlook and the server is not in… Read full post »
Are Atheists Rude?
I recently stumbled over a forum question on About.com. The question was this: Are Atheists rude?
Here's what I commented...
I don't believe that the statement "atheists are rude" is accurate anymore than the statement "cars are red" is accurate. There are rude Atheists like
… Read full post »Parenting
I'm coaching tee-ball.
I never thought that I'd be doing something like that. My own
personal athletic career consisted of one season of basketball
around the sixth grade, one tryout for little league baseball that
was utterly horrendous, and about four seasons of Pop Warner
football that… Read full post »
Mike Marshall's Newest Pitch
Ahh! The wonders of the modern age. I changed my cable service to include the MLB Network yesterday. I'll let you know what I think of it in days to come, but for now let me fill you in on the whereabouts of Dr. Mike Marshall, expert kinesiologist and formet Cy… Read full post »


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