REAL TALK – 12/4/10
Twitter has definitely cut into my REAL TALK post ideas, considering I usually post any short interesting or amusing thoughts on there. But it’s definitely been too long since one of these.
- The difference between the David Wright mentions in my last two REAL TALK posts is hilarious and depressing. June:Â He’s awesome! August:Â He sucks!
- How is it that women just know when you have given up on or forgotten them and subsequently decide to initiate intimacies again?
- The Prisoner (1967) is one of the weirdest television shows I have ever seen, but it also has one of the best openings ever.
- Who decided Chris Bosh was a great basketball player? I’m asking because due to my lack of basketball knowledge nowadays, I was led to believe he would make a perfect third man for the Wade-LeBron duo. Is this like the baseball writers who thought Jeff Francoeur was good?
- Someone needs to manufacture a breathalyser for people to log on to their computers.
- I think forgetting to wear a belt for the second time in a month is grounds for being committed (I’m losing my mind).
- Â The American public seriously needs to stop being averse to subtitles. Inglourious Basterds did well because it was by Quentin Tarantino and featured plenty of English, allowing it to hide the presence of subtitles in its marketing. I remember telling my “boss” to watch it and when I mentioned subtitles he groaned and I wanted to slam his face into the nearby desk.
- I must be one of the few internet-obsessed people left in the Western world without a smartphone.
- As great as the Mets’ front office now is, it’s going to be a depressingly inactive offseason for them. But hearing your GM say that their top starting pitching prospect is not going to be used in the bullpen as a stopgap anymore can’t help but be encouraging.
- Building a PC is less intimidating to me than preparing a multi-course dinner for two. Unfortunately, only the latter helps you get laid.
Related posts:
Loading ...