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I’ll admit it, I really love the Olympics. Call me a sucker, but there’s just something about seeing top athletes from around the world gather in the spirit of friendship and competition to engage in sports you’ve barely heard of. … Continue reading
Like many American males in their 30′s, I am a pretty sporty dude – if, that is, you consider “sporty” sitting on my couch with as few articles of clothing as is possible (which varies wildly depending on who is … Continue reading
Shaquille O’Neal was the source of one of the best and silliest quotes one of my friends made, that while not objectively that funny, makes me giggle everytime I think of it. In the mid-2000s the topic of O’Neal’s plans of … Continue reading
Tonight is the fifth time the Phillies’ Roy Halladay and the Marlins’ Josh Johnson, both right-handers, have gone head-to-head, and in those previous matches offense has been scarce — they have given up a combined 10 runs in those games, … Continue reading
As you already know, I’m a Scrabble maven. I’m not particularly good at crossword puzzles (they require specialized knowledge and have many non-Scrabble answers, like Djibouti). And I’ve never been a big follower of pop culture. Yet somehow, I have … Continue reading
Baseball star Torii Hunter of the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (which means The The Angels Angels of Ana Home) was sitting on his couch watching TV yesterday afternoon. Typical man stuff. News reports did not mention whether it was … Continue reading
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Then there was the time I rode a unicycle across a province of Canada. At the end of the 2007 unicycle convention (what, you didn’t know there were unicycle conventions? Deal with it), we found out that the following summer … Continue reading
SPRINGTIME! (For baseball, in America!) The most magical time of the year! Can you smell it? The tepid hot dog water? The boring domestic brews? Is this year’s Opening Day going to be 85* and sunny, or hilariously snowed out? … Continue reading
Mine was a totally arbitrary decision. I felt I needed to pick a side, and so I did. My decision was based on my preference for a specific shade of blue. To most people, the shade is known as … Continue reading
When other kids were getting into roller skates, I bought myself a unicycle. When my friends were getting into chess, I started reading the dictionary. I figured out early on where my skills lay, and I’d rather stand out in … Continue reading
