Your Bag of Nothing for Thursday, April 10, 2025

  • One day, eventually, Nico Harrison will step down as the Mavericks’ GM, and this city will go crazy. It’s going to be one of those days to just get the popcorn ready.
  • I have no idea if this was intentional or not.

  • We live in weird times. The visiting Lakers are rallying the home crowd to cheer for one of their own. Of course, it’s Luka, but just the thought of the dynamics is bewildering.
  • Tesla Sitting On Thousands Of Unsold Cybertrucks As It Stops Accepting Its Own Cars As Trade-Ins
  • I’m sorry for the lack of posts this week. It’s been one of those tough emotional weeks.
  • I felt like a complete moran at church yesterday. I sat down to eat across from a woman I didn’t recognize and cheerfully said, “Howdy, I’m Keith,” with a big smile. She laughed and smiled back. Perplexed why she didn’t tell me her name, I cheerfully retorted, “What’s your name?” When she told me, I then realized it’s someone I’ve known for a while. I just didn’t recognize her because she used clippers to shave all her hair off after her first chemo treatment. Thankfully, she extended grace, as I think she expected morons like me not to recognize her.
  • Junior Miller shared a sweet story about his three-year-old daughter yesterday on the air. He mentioned that a kids’ version of We Will Rock You is his daughter’s favorite song. But to her, “we will rock you” means rocking in the rocking chair.

  • Jay North, TV’s mischievous Dennis the Menace, dies at 73

    It’s disappointing that CNN, ABC, and especially CBS, which ran the show, left out that North suffered verbal and physical abuse on set—slapped for minor mistakes by his aunt, forced to work long hours, and robbed of a childhood. Later in life, he turned his pain into purpose by advocating to protect future child actors. That deserves to be part of his legacy. I also think it’s worth mentioning he served a short stint in the Navy and was honorably discharged, but he often received harsh treatment from his shipmates and superiors for being a former child star

  • I will be honest: I could not believe the WH press secretary herself used the phrase “bend the knee” but she did.

    www.nytimes.com/2025/04/09/u…

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    — Peter Sagal (@petersagal.bsky.social) April 9, 2025 at 10:19 AM

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