I couldn't agree more!

I was reading Stewart Mandel's college football mailbag on SI.com today when I noticed this comment.

"It is my firm belief that the four greatest television comedies of this decade have been Curb Your Enthusiasm, Arrested Development, The Office and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and Mailbag Crushes have appeared in three of them. And no, that does not mean you should vote for Maeby next year."

No wonder I read this guy's mailbag, he has the same interests as me, even when it comes to TV. Ohh and yours truly got a question in this week (Fandle would not like it though)!

For Pat: Things I Did Last Night...

Is the blog dead?

Thats Politics!

After learning Hillary Clinton, officially, did not get the spot on the Democratic ticket, I thought of Frank Reynolds and how very happy he must be.

Frank: Women make awful politicians.
Sweet D: Dad, there are plenty of great women politicians.
Frank: Name 1.
Sweet D: Uh, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Frank: Terrible!
Sweet D: Why’s that?
Frank: Hates Freedom!

No Way

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1806818,00.html

Article on Time Magazine I found while reading on the train that ending in laughing out loud. I had to share this.

Leprechaun in Mobile, Alabama

I brought back a leprechaun and it escaped to Alabama!

Spurs Dynasty?

Does anyone else have a problem with the media referring to the Spurs as a dynasty? I know winning 4 titles in the past 9 years is impressive, but a dynasty….come on. How can you have a team (L.A. Lakers) win 3 consecutive titles during your so called "dynasty", when you can’t even win back to back titles. To me the media is using the term* way too loosely. I know with free agency it is a lot harder to duplicate the Celtics of the 60’s, 11 titles in 13 years, but I mean the Bulls of the 90’s won 6 in 8 years**. Also consider that only 7 teams have won a championship over the last 24 years, and the fact the spurs have 4 during that time span is even less impressive. Over those 24 years here is how the champions have broken down: Bulls – 6, Lakers – 6, Spurs – 4, Pistons – 3, Rockets – 2, Celtics – 2, Heat – 1, Pacers - 0. In conclusion the Spurs are having a good run, but they need to at least win this year and next year to even start to deserve dynasty talk.

*We might as well call Klein “finishing” the Chicago marathon the last two years a dynasty, because he didn’t come in last.
**The Bulls probably would have won it 8 straight years if it wasn’t for MJ “trying” to play baseball.