Heat vs. Spurs.
Rangers vs. Kings.
Awesome.
Now what the bejesus am I supposed to do until Wednesday?
Heat vs. Spurs.
Rangers vs. Kings.
Awesome.
Now what the bejesus am I supposed to do until Wednesday?
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is a secret to me no more, having now seen the 2013 remake starring Ben Stiller.
Eh.
The highpoint for me was seeing Sean Penn’s character (coincidentally named Sean), the high-living, world-traveling badass photographer. Sean’s last name? O’Connell. In other words, if you were going to change your last name to something great… well, you get the idea.
Awesome.
With last night’s victory over the Tampa Bay Rays, Toronto’s Mark Buehrle improved his record to 9-1 on the season. I started looking more closely at Buehrle’s career stats and have concluded he may indeed be the pitcher of the century thus far.
Never mind his record this year, it’s his consistency over 15 years that merits consideration. First off, but one losing record in those 15 years (as far as I know, only a certain Mr. Pettitte can claim perfection over an entire career). Second, 13 straight years of 200+ innings since becoming a full-time starter. Unheard of in the modern era. More unheard of? Not one minor league appearance since 2000. I cannot find any other pitcher or position player close to that. I’m contacting The Baseball Project to write a song about him. He deserves it.
As goes my usual custom, I’m spending this Memorial Day in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, with real Americans celebrating a real American holiday. Small towns, real people, and respect. That’s Memorial Day.
http://money.cnn.com/2014/05/22/technology/innovation/fast-food-robot/index.html?iid=HP_LN
An article from CNN’s Money section today reveals plans for robots to one day replace human workers in restaurants, bars, and the service sector in general.
Argh! Now they’re even stealing the bad jobs!
Mainstream media’s been lookin’ to write this one for years.
And every so often they do, warranted or not.
Gotta love how these guys suddenly become fans of establishment Republicans when it becomes convenient for them to do so. More proof that the opposing factions in this country are not left and right, Democrat and Republican, not liberal and conservative, but those who are enamored of our establishment, two-party oligarchy and those who promote freedom, limited government, and American ideals. Too bad the vast majority of those in the media are on the wrong side of this one. And nearly everyone currently holding office.
The music of Frank Sinatra finally made it to Mad Men last night. Of course true Sinatraphiles hate the song “My Way” and true Mad Men aficionados hate this season… but nobody’s perfect.
What segment of the New York area call themselves both Mets fans and Rangers fans? Six people in Williamsburg who just like the colors. Those people are happy today.
Now there are the Washington Wizards I know!