Friday, October 15, 2010
Quick Thinking: 4-1
We come out of the Patriots' bye week up $550.00 with a record of 4-1 thanks to all those Cement Shoes I've been handing out.
But now Week 6 is upon us, dear readers, and the home team is tasked with trying to keep the number in their loss column to 1.
So am I.
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Quick Thinking
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-- Quote of the Week is awarded to Creepy Work Guy for telling a small group of us, "Violence isn't a big part of my life anymore, but I did rumble a lot when I was younger."
-- I wonder if Dallas, Sodapop or Pony Boy were part of his crew.
-- Counter Intuitive Advice of the Week tells us that sometimes getting people to hate you is the best life decision you can make for yourself.
-- And for them.
-- Why the fuck do I keep receiving AARP membership cards in the mail?
-- "Justin Timberlake played me in a movie" must be the greatest pickup line Sean Parker has in his repertoire.
-- The millions of dollars from owning 7% of Facebook probably don't hurt, either.
-- Dallas visiting Minnesota, plus a point-and-a-half-a-pimple, will be wearing the Cement Shoes this weekend. I hate having to depend on Playboy Tony, but I'll take him over Brett's old ass any day.
-- Congratulations to Joan Rivers for following in the footsteps of Betty White as Snickers' ad agency's newest reclamation project.
-- Oh, wait. That's not Joan Rivers?
-- Really?
-- My bad.
-- Ben & Jerry's new flavor Milk & Cookies is their greatest ice cream innovation to date
-- Brett should take a cue from Chad OchoCinco and change his last name to PickSix.
-- And he needs to stop taking relationship advice from Greg Oden.
-- ZING!
-- There's no truth to the rumor that hockey season recently began.
-- Oh, wait, that's not a rumor?
-- Shit, I'm off my game today.
-- My bad...again.
-- I'm tired of people getting angry with me by remembering things I've never even said.
-- Or, at least, I don't THINK I said those things.
-- But don't hold me to that.
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