What a city! Two out of town college students who apparently have way too much free time on their hands were attempting for the last two days to break a “record” by riding a subway car through every station in the city! The record is 25 hrs-11 mins. This is not the actual Guinness Book World record however. That mark was set at 26 hrs. & 21 mins. by some guy who stopped at every station. These two dorks are just going to “pass through” some of the stations without stopping (guess they heard too many stories about The South Bronx!). It’s nice to know the future of our great country is in the hands of dweebs like this!
“Well, why not? It ain’t worth nothing anyway.”-Bob Dylan when asks what he thinks of downloading new music for free.
Whoa! A lady here has been arrested for embezzling 2.5 million dollars from a medical firm she worked for. She used the ill-gotten swag to buy lottery tickets. To the tune of $6000 a day! What a waste! I would have spent it on something worth while like hotdogs and beer!
I’ve been thinking of running for President in the next election too. Hey! Why not? I’m as honest as the day is long. (Of course the days are getting shorter!) I even wrote a little campaign poem. Here it is:
“I’m older than Kennedy but younger than Reagan.
I’m patriotic, fun loving and not a pagan.
Big Business, PACS and religious nuts have yet to infect me
So when you go to vote please elect me.”
OK, so I’m no Nipsey Russell (anyone remember him?). I guess I need another hobby. I might take up subway riding…
I wasn’t watching but on an ESPN broadcast of a championship Little League game one of the 12-year-old players used the word “fucking” in earshot of the microphone his coach was wearing. The coach swatted his hand at the kid because “the word” was picked up on national TV. Little League officials reprimanded the coach for his actions. I guess in this day and age it’s acceptable for 12 year olds to swear on TV. It’s disciple and punishment that’s looked down on!
Anyway, ESPN was stupid to have a mic in the dugout (they do it for the pros too). They are just asking for trouble. Now ESPN will institute a 5 second delay just in case. Doesn’t this mean that all their live broadcasts aren’t really live?