When it was over and Clovis West High had played Buchanan for the final time in the baseball regular season, Golden Eagles pitcher J.D. Salles issued a final challenge.

I’ve made it as a blogger for four years without ever devoting a post to my birthday. In fact, I’m pretty sure I only started referencing the day (April 25th) two years ago, when I posted some photos from my childhood, and last year, when I wrote a clever introductory paragraph that borrowed from an episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force . This year I only have an hour between waking up and spending 8 hours at work and going to a dual-birthday party, so I need to think fast. I guess I can exploit th

So, Collie and I thought we were not winners at Bingo the other night, so feeling like losers we figured we would do something to make ourselves feel better. Fucking with Rusty is always the way to cheer us up when we are feeling blue. Well at first we were going to sneakily open her door, and sneak into her home and scare her. However, her door just happened to be locked. So we then went around to her living room window and were throwing rocks at her window and that did not work. So Collie

[ As the Cubs depart for St. Louis, some thoughts on the Gateway to the West from Captain Redneck, Dick Murdoch. ] First, my thanks to Reds manager Dusty Baker for picking the Cubs to win the division before proceeding to beat the North Siders today 7-1 , and taking 2 of 3 in the Reds first 2009 series at Wrigley. Zambrano actually did OK until a bad pickoff attempt led to a Cincinatti unearned run. After that, you could feel the Cubs unravel. Today’s bullpen humor included Neal Cotts,

Film: Vision Quest Rated: R Directed by: Harold Becker Written by: Terry Davis (novel), Daryll Ponicsan (screenplay) Tagline : All he needed was a lucky break. Then one day she moved in . Starring: Matthew Modine as Louden Swain Linda Fiorentino as Carla Michael Schoeffling as Kutch Ronny Cox as Louden’s Dad By Rob R. Pre-screening memories : My genetic makeup ensured that wrestling was never to be a sport