Now that the playoffs, World Series and parade are over, Giants fans are being asked “What are you going to do next?” Well, laundry for starters.
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And San Franciscans who miss their near daily dose of torture will now have to wait until the next 49ers game.
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Although they lost the World Series, credit should be given to the Texas Rangers. They played meaningful games longer into the fall than the Cowboys.
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Giants closer Brian Wilson is scheduled to be on the “Tonight Show with Jay Leno” on Thursday night. Depending how this works out Wilson could be the most famous beard in America, well, other than Katie Holmes.
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There was a huge turnout for the SF Giants’ victory parade on Wednesday, which wasn’t surprising, since the team hadn’t won the World Series since 1954.
Which curiously enough was about the same year Jerry Brown was sworn in for his first term as Governor.
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Meanwhile, some pundits seem surprised that Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina haven’t announced what their future political plans might be. But let’s be fair, a day after the election? Meg and Carly probably haven’t even figured out if they are going to vote next time.
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There is a terrible Chase commercial running these days about a wedding couple in bad, talking about waiting all day for this. “This” being taking pictures of their gift checks with their camera phone, and depositing them in their Chase account.
It’s almost enough to make you miss political commercials.
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Well, now we know that Christine O’Donnell is really not a witch. Because even a mediocre witch should be able to cast a spell to change 50,000 or so votes.
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Carly Fiorina FINALLY conceded the California Senate race this morning, about 12 hours after all major networks called the race. She complained that she “couldn’t overcome the Democrats’ registration advantage.” Wonder how much of that “advantage” is due to the fact that people like Fiorina don’t register to vote until they run for office?
From Marc Ragovin : “Meg Whitman’s new theme song “Can’t buy me gov.”
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So will the documentary about the 2010 campaign season, outside the West, be known as “The Hunt for Red November.”
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In his memoirs, George W. Bush said that, upset with media reports that he was justa puppet, he considered running without Cheney in 2004. But W. he asked permission, Dick just told him no.
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W. also said that the lowest point in his presidency was being criticized by Kanye West (who called him a racist.) So, okay, the former most powerful man in the world doesn’t quite have the maturity of Taylor Swift.
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