Archive for October 29, 2008

Congratulations to Bud Selig…

October 29, 2008

He finally figured out a way to have a World Series game end by midnight.

Not saying this World Series had awful ratings, but there was talk at Fox of pre-empting game six with a replay of Obama’s infomercial.

Even celebrations are different in Philadelphia.  Not to say Phillies fans are tough, but on the floats for the upcoming parade they plan to hang former non-winning players in effigy.  

 

How negative is Sarah Palin these days?   She’s now been made an honorary Philadelphia sports fan.

Sarah Palin again accused  Obama of being tied to another “radical professor,” and said it was “not negative campaigning to call someone out on their record.”

This spoken by a woman who has said publicly that she might still vote for a convicted felon next week for Senate?

Actually,  if we disqualified everyone in Congress with associates who have unsavory incidents in their past, I’m afraid we would never get a quorum.

Sarah Palin seems like she’s running for president in 2012.  And John McCain acts like he’s running for president in 1972.

 

How does Sarah Palin season her salmon?    “Dill, baby, dill.”

Postponed again…

October 29, 2008

Game 5 of the World Series, currently suspended after five and a half innings, is on hold again.  Tuesday afternoon the conclusion of the game was put off until at least Wednesday.

Which meant that Tuesday night, Fox’s World Series ratings were about the same as they have been for other Series games.

One bit of good news for cold wet Phillies fans, because the game was suspended in the sixth and not after the seventh inning, when they resume, the stadium will not yet have cut off beer sales.

Bud Selig isn’t worried about what this delay might do to his sport, well, other than rename it “the Winter Classic.”

Who’d a thunk that the Phillies would be playing meaningful games deeper into the fall than the Eagles?

 

And back to politics.  John McCain’s aides are reportedly worried that Sarah Palin has “gone rogue” and is now hurting the campaign. 

Bummer, they thought they were adding Hillary to the ticket, and ended up with Bill.

The McCain campaign has become so fractious and disorganized and self-destructive, you have to wonder, have they all become Democrats?

How badly has John McCain run his campaign?  If this presidency thing doesn’t work out Al Davis may decide he’s a perfect fit for the Oakland Raiders.