I wrote a huge ass post, then when I clicked publish I got a not found and then lost the post. I can’t remember much of what I said, because it’s Monday. Here are quick highlights:
1. Watched the Emmys last night. Boring. Glad to see the Sopranos won. Glad to see Arrested Development won.
2. Using the PIP function, I also watched Miami take it up the butt to Cincy. I think that team needs to be put out of it’s misery (Miami).
3. The Patriots game wins the ‘quick delete from the TiVo” award. It too was a snoozer, but at least the Pats won.
4. I continue to play Burnout. That game is frustratingly addictive. I’ve gone through about 30% of the game now. It’s not getting more challenging. Now it’s the old, you take the lead but never more than a second only to crash and now you’re 6th technique. Still a fun game, but now you really gotta be perfect to win. And wreck some more cars, which is always enjoyable.
5. I got EA’s NASCAR for the PS2. I forgot how ugly the PS2 was until I played this game.
* Political Rant *
6. In a new poll recently released, W now has a lead in my battleground state. I will tell you, I know for a fact I took part in this poll. The organization behind it did it for MSNBC, but they didn’t tell you it was MSNBC. The poll called me on Thursday at 6pm. They wanted to talk to the ‘oldest adult male’ in the household. I never pick up ‘out of area’ calls, but I was expecting a call so I did, and boy was I an idiot. The poll took almost 15 minutes to do, it was taking by someone who barely spoke English and I think by the time I was done, I ended up voting for Al Sharpton.
Anyway, if this is like any of the other polls, I can tell you that polling is totally useless because since I had no idea WTF the woman was saying, I just picked stuff out of my butt.
The media continues to believe polls. I look forward to them being wrong in a big way, like W. I liken it to Jay Leno syndrome. No one actually watches Leno as he’s boring and unfunny. Everyone watches Letterman. Except when the ratings come out, Leno wins, which totally boggles the mind. Kinda like Bush winning in polls. That being said, Kerry is on Letterman tonight, which is ironic given the statement I just made. Also, here’s a funny web site.
Over the weekend the House Speaker said that the terrorists want Kerry in office, which I thought was hysterical. Unfortunately, middle America is buying it. The irony, of course, is that if the terrorists do a pre-election attack, that would pretty much solidify Bush winning (ie “No f’n way I’m not voting for Bush now, etc”).
Of course, the Republicans continue to be scared big time. With the Michael Moore movie hitting mass release in the next 2 weeks on DVD, it’s really going to be interesting how it pans out. Still have a ways to go before the election……but hey, if Bush does win with a mass of the popular vote, I can certainly respect the wishes of America.