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- Chach told me I was quoted in a Globe Article yesterday, http://www.boston.com/news/local/articl
Check it out, it's very cool. Me being quoted, not the article
- I noticed that someone posted a comment without leaving a name? Who does that? At least sign your comments, so I can know who to tease. (simple rule people)
- Yes, The Pats will beat the Colts on Sunday. Peyton Manning can't, I repeat, CAN'T beat the Pats in Foxboro.
- Triple H has the big belt again, *UGH*
- If your walking around today be careful because you might blow out a knee... It's icy out.
- How much fun is it to just spend a day walking around and chatting?
- It's wicked awesome isn't it?
- Isn't it exciting when someone invites you to dinner, but is cooking dinner for you instead of going out to eat?
- Don't you hope their cooking isn't "The Bundy Mystery Pack"?
- I'm not bothered by the Randy Moss stuff, if media types (like myself) don't talk about it doesn't it go away? Fox didn't even show the replay of it. Fox of all companies. Yes, the same Fox who created the show "who's your daddy?".
- On that subject, as someone who knows parents of adopted children and who's dated an adopted child, who the F*ck is Fox and those "fathers" to put a girl in that type of position. Has this country stooped so far as to touch an emotional and very personal issues like this just for crash TV ratings. This from someone who watches wrestling mind you. I can't imagine how the parents who adopted this girl feel/felt about watching this on TV. And how low does one have to be to say "yeah, I'll play the role of a fake father". Just made me want to puke. The girl is no different by the way, going through TV to find her real father. I'm happy that she found her real father, but go about it in a different way that showing it on TV. I'm happy to say I watched none of it. Fox doesn't deserve my ratings.
