Monthly Archives: October 2009

Sounds like a pretty wild party

As you prepare to celebrate Halloween and gorge on Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups until you enter a state of sugar-fueled euphoria, heed these words from Kimberly Daniels, posting on Pat Robertson’s Web site. “The danger of Halloween is not in … Continue reading

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William Shatner sings!

As Frank Zappa said, the torture never stops.

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The Onion does the Phillies

A story in the Onion includes this passage: “To put into perspective just how long the Phillies have gone without a championship, the earth has almost made one full orbit of the sun since the franchise last paraded through downtown … Continue reading

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Charlie returns!

WGAL’s Ron Martin snagged an interview with former Mayor/murder defendant Charlie Robertson. Nothing really insightful, but it’s Charlie. He always seemed to have lack of self-awareness. He did say, “You never get over it,” regarding his arrest for murder in … Continue reading

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So how great was Cliff Lee?

Here is an excerpt from ESPN columnist Jayson Stark’s column about Phillies ace Cliff Lee this morning. “He now has made four starts in this postseason — the first four postseason starts of his career. In every one of them, … Continue reading

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Baltimore’s finest! Keeping us safe from Leatherface since 2009.

Funny story out of Baltimore. Off-duty cop encounters guy dressed up as Leatherface from “The Texas Chansaw Massacre” and pulls his gun on him. The cop’s in deep. Who’s going to keep us safe from Leatherface now? Huh? Huh?

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Body slammin’ for The Lord

Pro wrestling for Jesus. You really can’t make this up. Read the story here.

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We speak English good

A review of a new book about the language, “The Lexicographer’s Dilemma,” begins, “‘Passions run hot when the discussion turns to language,’ writes Rutgers English professor Jack Lynch in his sprightly new history of the notion of ‘proper’ English, ‘The … Continue reading

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Nice guys do finish first, sometimes

Great piece by Jim Seip in today’s Daily Record about my old pal, Kenny Rosenthal, a Daily Record alum now reporting on Major League Baseball for Fox Sports. Back in the day, I had the opportunity to work with Kenny. … Continue reading

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Lies about the public option

Polls consistently show that a majority of Americans support having a public option when it comes to health insurance. Consistently. So how come some elected officials and the press continue to ignore that. Beats me. But here’s a good article … Continue reading

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