Bag of Randomness for Monday, January 22, 2024

  • A Kansas City and Detroit Super Bowl would pit Taylor Swift against Eminem. If this happens, move Usher to next year for the halftime entertainment and have Swift and Eminem perform.
  • Can you imagine how many people would lose it if the Chiefs win the Super Bowl and Taylor Swift gets a ring?
  • What I wouldn’t give to have a friend (preferably a girl) support me in something I enjoy doing as much as Taylor Swift supports Travis Kelce. It must be nice to be rich and powerful enough to be able to go to any NFL game you want and watch it from the suites.
  • I had a pastor friend get upset when Adam Levine tore his shirt off at a Super Bowl halftime performance. But, I bet he got a good laugh and was totally okay with the elder Kelce being shirtless. It’s a world of double standards, and I understand and accept it.
  • Patrick Mahomes has been a starter for six years and will now play in his sixth AFC Championship. That’s a crazy stat. Overall, I know he’s a good dude, but I’m already sick of him.
  • I only caught the end of the Green Bay and San Francisco game. It looked competitive but what caught my attention was the weather. Apparently, it was pouring the whole game. I couldn’t help but think what the game would have looked like if played at Candlestick Park on a muddy field. Man, I miss games like that.
  • Winter night games played in Buffalo sure are fun to watch.
  • People often reference a football field to make a large-size comparison, but it’s funny how it’s often a game of inches. I thought about that after a few goal-line plays had to be reviewed.
  • With the families’ blessing, I would like to see AI used to create a John Madden and Pat Summerall broadcasting team. I bet it could be done. James Earl Jones gave permission for his voice by Disney for Star Wars stuff, and an AI was used in the Obi-Wan Kenobi series to recreate his voice.
  • If I were advising Nikki Haley, I’d have her hammer home how Trump kept confusing her for Nancy Pelosi. Biden is actually doing it for her by using her.
  • If Trump wins in November, will he make Ronnie Jackson the Surgeon General?

  • If I were advising the Atlanta Falcons, I’d advise them to hire Harbaugh over Belichick. You gotta think what’s best for the team longterm.
  • I went on a date Saturday night with a girl my age who grew up in Denton to watch the Von Erich brothers movie, The Iron Claw. I’m glad we watched it at the Alamo Draft House. Before the film, they showed old wrestling footage of the of the brothers and their father wrestling. Man, that brought back a lot of memories. Overall, I liked the movie, especially because of the local coponent. It could have been polished in a few places. It’s one of those movies where you smile a lot in the beginning because of all of nostalgia, and you leave sad at the end of it because of the nostalgia.
    • Lily James is in the film. I always confuse her for Lily Collins. As long time readers know, I’m a big fan of her father, Phil. Both are the same age, played a Disney princess, have brown hair, from England, and are mediocre kissers.
  • I went on a lunch date with a different girl after church on Sunday. She was grew up on the East Coast. We ate at a nice Italian restaurant. At the end of our meal, our waitress boxed up the food we didn’t finish and started to place the items in a single bag when I said, “Oh, we’re not going home together.” The waitress and my date made eye contact with each other, and after a tiny moment of silence smiled. My date broke the silence by saying, “He said that as if he’s not getting lucky later this afternoon.” They laughed. I blushed. I don’t think I got lucky.
  • Sure, I go on a bunch of dates, but I rather be in a committed relationship. I miss having a best friend and someone to list as my emergency contact.
  • Jerry Jones is often villified, but he and the Cowboys recently did a kind thing.

  • Speaking of Batman, this reminds me of a scene from The Dark Knight.

  • I feel like this was a pretty solid Bag of Randomness.
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