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Reversion To The Old Ways

Since there seems to be no rhyme or reason to which of my posts get comments and which don't, I'm going post whatever I feel like. Sure, I love comments but I must face facts that I'm not going to get them.

No, I'm not going to review every episode of every TV show I'm going to watch this new season again simply because it doesn't appeal to me any more. To be sure, I will write about some of the new series since that does still interest me but not every episode...

I am going to go back to complaining about my love life occassionally though because, if I can't discuss it here, where can I? Remember that workstudy student I mentioned being interested in? Yeah, well she's married apparently and I think even has at least one child so even if she didn't commute from such a long distance, nothing is going to happen with that. (Boo!) This is the first time I've discovered information of this nature before I made a complete ass of my self so this is good in the long run but right now it kind of sucks...

I'm also going to perhaps discuss sports more. The Sox losing and the Yankees winning is not pleasing me in the slightest. As of right now, I still hold out hope of them claiming the division but this trend must stop!

I agree with the aforementioned student, the Pats should be penalized for cheating but too many people are acting like they are the only team that does. Teams like Miami and Detroit would never win if they didn't. My only gripe torwards the Pats is that the three instances where they were caught was in games that were blowing them out anyway. What's the point?
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K.J. Kofsuske said…
1. The Pats are the only idiots to get caught so far.

2. Considering the commissioner gave a very stern warning about this at the beginning of the season, Beelzebub is an ass for thinking it wouldn't affect him.
September 18, 2007 7:22 PM
Likestrek said…
Mangini and the Jets were just nailed for some form of cheating so, you're right, the Pats were just the first...
September 18, 2007 11:23 PM
JRRyan said…
Well, I'm glad you resigned yourself to no consistent comments and still decided to update. I'm starting to get into the red sox bc my man is a fanatic. And I'm always always interested in your dating antics. So yay! all the content I want, with none of the pressures of commenting! I win! really tho, I've just been so damn busy I haven't even updated my blog in a while. You should get twitter, it's a nice fix if you're too busy to update properly.
September 19, 2007 9:36 AM
Anonymous said…
~ Quote from above comment: "Beelzebub is an ass for thinking it wouldn't affect him."~
This made me spit out my coffee laughing! So true.

I always read your blog, but sometimes I just don't have much to say. I am glad you found out about the marriage prior to any dating inquiries. ;) You'll have to email me more about the waitress though...

And, I always thought most of these sports team cheated to some degree! ;) I'm not a pats fan anyways though.

~your cousin
September 19, 2007 10:42 AM
Likestrek said…
Well, admittedly, I probably don't always write about things that need commenting on...

Yeah, the Bucs would never cheat... :)
September 19, 2007 10:51 AM
Anonymous said…
Oh, and ARGGHH Matey!!

Don't forget today is talk like a pirate day!!

~your cousin
September 19, 2007 10:54 AM
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