I’m starting to not follow breaking news and just play catch up later. For instance it sounded like the Texas Lottery was officially put to pasture, and then it’s back again. I didn’t follow the story close at all yesterday, but there seemed to be a lot of knee jerk reactions.
This man has eaten at 6,297 Chinese restaurants and documented them all on an Excel spreadsheet.
As much as a non-Baylor fan as I am, I don’t think the press has been properly covering how the university has been helping with the West tragedy. I’m also a bit curious how President Obama will be welcomed on campus. This will mean the past two administrations have visited the campus, which has to be a pretty big straw in their cap.
Wanna go inhabit Mars? Here’s the application – Mars 2023: Inhabitants WantedMars One will establish a permanent human settlement on Mars.
I was watching the Bio channel last night on Jeff Dunham. I’ve never seen any of his performances but I’m certainly aware of him. What I didn’t know was that he’s a Dallas native and the show aired an interview of him being interviewed by then WFAA reporter Bill O’Reilly.
WFAA’s front page had yet another JFK assassination related article yesterday. I get it’s going to be the 50th anniversary of the event, but that’s in November. Seriously. can they just leave the presidential assassination stuff alone for at least this week?
My grandmother died 26-years ago yesterday.
Sure, I’m going to complain about the heat in July and August, but will this cold weather please go away.
This article is months old, but it states that more than a quarter of Texas is wind powered.
I’ve seen people put mustard on hot dogs. I’ve seen people put ketchup on hot dogs. It wasn’t until yesterday that I saw someone put mayonnaise on a hot dog, and that person was my wife. How do I go being married to her for almost a decade and not know about this travesty?
There’s a bit of irony with the love affair Boston has for Neil Diamond who was actually born in Brooklyn. I also recently discovered that Michael Jordan was also born in Brooklyn.
I’m not sure what I find more interesting, that Neil Diamond is not a stage name but his real name, or that he attended NYU on a fencing scholarship.
Sometime last year I was at a birthday party and the hosting couple was complaining about how Obama was giving handouts, how they would never accept, and stated that any Obama supporters should just leave. I just kept quiet as to not make a scene, after all, the attention of the party should be on the birthday person and not politics. Last week that couple sent me a letter asking for funds to support them on a mission trip. I’m not sure what’s so different about what they are doing and asking for a handout.
I miss Google Reader, but I think I’m now use to Feedly.
I caught the first hour of “Rectify” and thought the first 15 minute was exceptional television, definately a great way to start a series. I enjoyed the other 45-minutes as well and would have watched the other hour if the kids didn’t turn us into zombies by the end of the day.
I noticed that the “Late Show with David Letterman” has a brand new intro and is using some peculiar but cool angles when they cut to inside the studio.
On WFAA’s front page last night was an article related to the JFK assassination. You’d think with five president’s visiting this week they would hold off on that sort of thing for a week. And can you image the dark cloud this city would be under if something tragic happens during the George W. Bush Library and Museum opening on Thursday?
