Week In Review

Random thoughts from the last week:

President Bush's current approval rating: 37%. Nixon's during Watergate: 39%.

According to ESPN the magazine, employers lost 200 million dollars last year due to lost productivity from workers who were spending their time on fantasy football. That number might have been even higher if I were employed.

The best part about Halloween: living in a condo with little to no trick or treaters.

If SRO is the abbreviation for soldout what does the R stand for?

Hollywood has really got to stop ripping me off. Now there's a movie coming out called "just friends" about a guy who likes a girl who doesn't like him back. Sounds familar.

After rounding out their coaching staff with former managers Larry Bowa, Tony Pena, and Lee Mazzilli do you think that George Steinbrenner is trying to tell Joe Torre something? What's next, Lou Piniella calling the play by play on YES?

When somebody says that they don't want to dignify something with a response aren't they responding?

If it were socially acceptable I would still wear velcro sneakers.

I wonder what Dave Chappelle is doing right now?

Stephen Colbert had the line of the week on the Colbert Report when he asked somone from Ohio since they had 22 astronouts come from the state, "what is it about Ohio that makes people want to flee the Earth?"

Is it me or does the back of the new Hyundai Elentra look like Herbie the love bug?

Check this out from the Weekly Dig a free weekly paper in Boston, "If anyone had thought to give out an award for barbarism before, there's no doubt that the Northeastern kids would be working on a dynasty by now. Their behavior is legendary, as evidenced by their dominating performance in this year's poll. The Huntington Huns roll kegs, flip cars, set fires, crowd porches, and urinate publically with the reckless abandon of a population unencumbered by trivial notions of decorum. They've vexed elected officials, been denounced as 'knuckleheads' by the mayor, been the target of draconian legislation and utterly destroyed their Mission Hill neighbors' will to live. Here's to whatever they have planned for next year." Haha. Go Huskies!