Best lines (which is all of them) from that great 90s sitcom
Last night I went out and had a drink, listening to a band. My ears are still ringing. Is that a bad thing?
Anywho, there were pretty young girls there. Pretty girls make me smile.
NewsRadio quote month is here! Hurray! Now I get to publish each post with a title that pulls a quote from NewsRadio. Isn’t September lovely?
Are you Doobie Keebler? It’s the start of the day that will be the eve of the greatest month of the year. The Third Annual BrowserMetric’s News Radio quote month
Those News Radio disks should be coming in handy just about now!!!!
Boy that post below just doesn’t fit in this window hunh?
Well, NewsRadio Quote Month is over. Thank god! I was getting tired of the length of my titles. I hope you enjoyed them. If you like the show, please buy the DVD for seasons 1 and 2, so that they will release the rest of the seasons. I want more NewsRadio.
Check out this trailer a remix of Stanley Kubrick’s The Shining. It cuts to the chase of what the movie truly was about. The love between a father and son. It’s the feel good comedy of the year!
Amazing Race: Family Edition. There is a lot of people competing since it is 4 people to the family. How atomic of them! It looks confusing. I hope they don’t try this again. I wonder what will happen for TARCon?
One thing about The Amazing Race is that it is so heartbreaking. Everyone, no matter how sucky they are, when they lose it just sucks. I really like the show.
Once again some more notes for homework assignment 2 due in the 3rd week. I’ll do you a favor by not posting it directly. It is somewhat incomplete and should be refreshed before submitting. I’ll just link to it. Voila!
Yeah. I thought so. But falling in the totalitarian region is really funny. I thought I was a commie.
| You are a Social Liberal (71% permissive) and an… You are best described as a: Democrat
Link: The Politics Test on Ok Cupid |
Short title, becuase I am sick and tired at how the recent links look. All cluttered and all.
It’s been slow trying to slog through my Quixotic Quest, but I did read 23 Days in July: Inside Lance Armstrong’s Battle to Win a Record Sixth Tour de France. Good read. I could not put it down, and afterwards I wanted to ride. Yet, I am so lazy that I didn’t. There are no excuses, but I seem to find one any way.
I liked the book. I love the Tour de France. Even if Lance Armstrong wasn’t in it, I would still watch. I was a fan of bicycle racing since I was a little kid. And I have watched the Tour on TV even before there was a Lance Armstrong to root for. Actually, my favorite is Jan Ullrich. Always the perennial bridesmaid.
Anyway the book was pleasant. It gave me more insight into the team strategies involved in racing. I was only disappointed in the fact that the author did not focus on the French rider, Thomas Voekler, much. For me, he embodied the spirit of the 2004 Tour when he defended his yellow jersey in the 15th stage finishing at the top of the Plateau de Beille. He rode the race of his life and just maintained his lead over the unstoppable Lance Armstrong at 0:22 seconds. Incredible! What gusto! He would lose the yellow jersey the next day, but it was amazing.
B+.
