A USA Today ad on Monday touted “Make millions by buying bad loans.”
Yeah, we’ve already learned how to do that. Start with billions.
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Barack Obama has been busy meeting with old rivals and possibly offering some of them key positions in his admininstrations. But for those those who think he might sell out completely, the President-elect from Chicago’s South Side has announced he will never ever root for the Cubs.
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And Obama said on 60 minutes that he was serious about a college football playoff and was willing to “throw his weight around a little” to do it. When he talked about sitting down with dictators without preconditions, who knew he was including the BCS?
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President Bush invited the Ryder Cup team members to the White House and told them he had he avidly followed “every minute” of their play.
Well, yeah, not like he had anything else to do this September
The Canadian Football League’s Grey Cup championship is Sunday, November 23. It will only be televised to limited viewers in the U.S. Apparently the media doesn’t feel that Americans will be that interested in a game between two perceived mediocre small market teams.
As opposed to say, this week’s Monday night football game between the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills.
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in Monday Night Football, the Bills had a chance to win the game, but a 47 yard field goal attempt missed by going too far to the right. Which might have also been how John McCain lost the election.
Left Coast Sports Babe 