Last night, in honor of Mark Buehrle’s perfect game, I watched Kevin Costner’s third best baseball movie. It’s not very good really, but I enjoyed it nonetheless.
The money quote:
“The District Attorney’s Office reviewed the case and declined to prosecute Officer Lopez in December. Eight days later, he was reissued his weapon and returned to full duty.”
Hello lover!
Lots of competition (“Soak Up The Sun,” holla!), and there are still five months to go, but I’m pretty sure by now it’s safe to give the award to Avril Lavigne for “Girlfriend.”
Disagree!
I nominate the Black Eyed Peas for “My Humps.”
I’m turning 31 so I’m having a karaoke birthday party. The invite is here. If you aren’t already invited it’s either because A) we aren’t facebook friends (in which case lets get that fixed) or B) I screwed up somehow. All are welcome.
From Slate’s “Explainer” column, re: whether targeted assassinations are legal:
The Israeli military regularly engages in targeted killings. That country’s Supreme Court has ruled that these are legal so long as the targets are actively engaged in fighting or else work as full-time militants.
What if they’re, like, independent contractor militants and they work less than 30 hours a week and receive no benefits? (Seriously, i would be curious to see what the technical requirements are for full-time militant vs. part-time militant.)
speaking as a roofer, I can say that a roofer’s personal politics come heavily into play when choosing jobs.
My girlfriend started a fuck yeah blog.
http://fuckyeahfennecfoxes.tumblr.com/
If you like small cute things with big ears then it should be right up your alley. Follow away.
With me being in Boston all last week, and various other goings on, I feel like I haven’t seen a bunch of you in forever. So I’m heading to T&Js tonight around 8. Come by and have a beer. Buzz will be there as well bringing back his “office hours”.
Who’s in?
I suspect that not a whole lot of you will care, but this is a video about what I’ve been working on since last October or so.
