Halfway to Nowhere

It should be noted that there was a Champion crowned last night in baseball. It seems as though MLB has thrown in the towel as far as ratings are concerned. They knowingly scheduled 3 of the 5 games for the World Series against the Heat's 1st game, Sunday night Football which featured the last 2 Super Bowl Champions, and Monday Night Football. Either they said "screw it, this is our schedule" or overestimated the following of their sport vs. the other major sports. Newsflash......you're JUST ahead of hockey. If it wasn't for a 21pt. game at the time, I probably wouldn't have seen the last 3 outs of the baseball season.

One of these days I will convince myself that what I'm wearing does not directly correlate to the Saints success. Until that day I will continue to change clothes at halftime of games I'm worried about. That is all.

NBC is counting down the weeks until Week 11 which is when they can start flex scheduling of the games (where they choose which game to broadcast sunday night). Until then we are stuck with promos of "The Cowboys are in town playing for pride". Really? When did they start doing that?

The Vikings show you how a team in disarray goes about business. They trade for Randy Moss (who quickly realizes that grass isn't quite as green as he envisioned when he left New England), get irritated with Moss and 4 games later release him. All the while the head coach finally thought he got rid of Favre to injury, but like a stubborn tree roach from the swamp...he keeps coming back.
(I actually said "They killed Brett" when I saw this)


Not the costume aficionado...but for my money, lil homie gets a 10/10.


Midterm Report Cards (I took avg of the 2 quarter grades...just trust me here)
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