Making up for the lack of Hot Girl Friday

5 Minutes of girls making out.......

This just gives me goose bumps.....

Can it be football season already!!!!???!!?!?!?! This shit fires me up



http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/columns/story?columnist=yasinskas_pat&id=3281232

TV Re-Runs on the Web

www.hulu.com

I saw this site being pimped in a USA today quick column. I know nothing about the site except it shows a bunch a re-runs. I plan to catch up on all the past Office episodes.

Enjoy.

Wait... so you DON'T like Tennessee?

I got nothin', just enjoy.

ROAD TRIP!!!!!!!!

I would like to cordially invite all of you to the Jack Johnson show on June 13, 2008 in Indianapolis, IN. This is a Friday night, and the show starts at 7pm. We should be able to skip out of work a tad early and catch the entire show. There is also a show at Blossom (Cleveland). The drive would be a little bit shorter, but it is on a Tuesday which causes a problem for grown ups. Anyway, we could figure out if we wanted to stay the night or drive back after the show, but either way I am fired up about this

06-13-08 - Verizon Wireless Music Center (Indy), Noblesville, IN
Doors Open: 5:00 pm / Show Time: 7:00 pm
Venue Address: 12880 E. 146th St.
Capacity: 24330
Seating: General Admission
Age: All Ages
Supporting Act(s): Mason Jennings
Money Mark



Ticketing Outlet: Music Today Pre-Sale
3/5/2008 10:00 AM CST
Ticketing Outlet: Ticketmaster
3/7/2008 10:00 AM CST
Tickets: $35.00 - $49.50
Notes:Music Today pre-sales password: "allatonce"
A limited number of tickets will be available with no service charge at venue box office for the March 7th first day of public on sale ONLY.

In Savage To Trust

I know where most of you stand in the DA vs. Brady Quinn debate. I understand the issue, but for all the dislike you have toward DA, would you really want him quarterbacking the Balitmore Ravens?

Check this out. We all know, the Browns tenured DA to the one-year deal after first offer was turned down. Then, that Friday night, Browns GM Phil Savage upped the team's offer to DA, which included a raise in guaranteed money

Hours later, DA signed the three-year deal. Why did the Browns offer DA more money after something was already out there?

According to a segment of Savage's press conference, Savage said that there were rumors and situations mentioned that would make DA a chip in allowing a team to move into the top 10 of the draft. Savage said he didn't want to sit on the street corner while some team used DA in this way and allowed another team to move into the draft's top 10.

OK, fine, Savage didn't give specifics then.

Well, today on WKNR 850 out of Cleveland, mid-morning host Tony Rizzo reported what that deal was...

The Dallas Cowboys would give the Browns their first pick in the first and third rounds (28th pick in each round) for DA. Now as a member of the Cowboys, they would have traded him to the Baltimore Ravens for the Ravens' 8th overall pick in the first round.

Cowboys would have gotten to pick at No. 8.

Ravens would have gotten a quarterback (even though some of you debate the relevance of that)

The Browns would have gotten a late-round pick in the first and third rounds which would have resulted in, well, a low-impact player.

Sorry, but Savage did the right thing.

Bottom line it's OK to start feeling good about the Browns front office. We have the right GM in place and an owner who is finally making the right decisions. Check out this piece on owner Randy Lerner.

Click here.

Good-bye Old Friend

As some of you know, Mr. boom ornery's 1997 Toyota Camry has finally retired to that great junkyard in the sky last Sunday. I would like to take a moment to eulogize his car. Unfortunately, Mr. ornery's is too broken up to do so himself.

A photo of the car in its glory days has accompanied the following words. (Actually, it’s the car’s cousin, but close enough.) I was hoping to provide the best-looking photograph of a car that has long since passed its glory days.

Although the car had hundreds of thousand miles logged and featured a cracked windshield, it served Mr. ornery well. In fact, it served all of us well. In its final weekend, it decided to travel three and a half hours one way to Pennsylvania for a final skiing trip before its death. John Hegarty and his sore thighs are forever grateful.

For years, the Camry allowed Mr. ornery to issue a low monthly payment and in the most recent of years, no monthly payment. That freed Mr. ornery to use the extra money on ass-hugging slacks from Banana Republic, travel money to visit friends in Houston and to enjoy, but not necessarily master, expensive hobbies such as skiing and golfing.

For everything the Camry lacked in aesthetic beauty, it made up for in allowing Mr. ornery to look good, feel good and perform good. The ladies of Central Ohio are ever so thankful.

So, the next time a pint is poured at your favorite local drinking establishment, raise it to the sky in honor of the Toyota Camry. May it rest in peace. We look forward to another 300,000 miles in a 2007 version.