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Friday September 3 2004. STICK TO SOCCER.
  Speaking of John Harkes, I forgot that he used to be my favorite soccer player (see February 15 2000--and pardon the old layout). And we were making fun of him because he couldn't hit a golf ball straight...
JEAN-PAUL. WHY SEPARATE KNOB?

                 
  Here we have Olympian Meb Keflezighi, who won the silver medal in the marathon In Greece.
  Is it just me, or does this picture look like Jean-Paul, the marathoner from Trinidad and Tobago on Seinfeld who overslept and missed the Olympics?
  That's freakin' creepy-weird.

  Jerry: Ah, hi Jean-Paul. Nice to meet you.
  Jean-Paul: Nice to meet you.
  Jerry: Sorry about the Olympics.
  Jean-Paul: Me too.
  Jerry: (long pause) So what happened? The snooze alarm, wasn't it?
  Jean-Paul: Man, it wasn't the snooze. Most people think it was the snooze, but no, no snooze.
  Jerry: AM/PM?
  Jean-Paul: Man, it wasn't the AM/PM. It was the volume.
  Jerry: Ah...the volume.
  Jean-Paul: Yes, the volume. There was a separate knob for the radio alarm.
  Jerry: Ah, separate knob.
  Jean-Paul: Yes, separate knob. Why separate knob?! Why separate knob?!
THE CHOICE. THE WORLD IS A BASTARD.

  Last night, after Beth went to bed at like 7:00, I had a choice between watching The Office and watching George Bush's convention speech.
  No contest.

  Jesus, I'm sitting here rambling on about Seinfeld while hundreds of people--including many children--died this morning in a school in Russia after a battle between Chechen hostage-takers and Russian commandos. It's goddamn sad.
CURIOSITY. The Choice, Stick To Soccer, Jean-Paul, Why Separate Knob?!, Playground, Curiosity, By Mail, and The World Is A Bastard.

  What are the punctuation rules for an exclamation point and a question mark next to each other? The AP Stylebook (yeah, I have one of those) doesn't mention it. Sorry, just wondering.
  Hey, there's nothing wrong with curiosity, is there?!

PLAYGROUND. BY MAIL.
  My friends seem to believe that my Comments Sections is their own personal playground:
  Justin - Uses it as his own little journal.
  Andrea - Uses it in lieu of email.
  Kenny - Uses it to harass me.
  Barney - Uses it as a sex forum.
  Not that it's a bad thing, mind you. But it would be nice if some of my other readers would comment rather than be intimidated by my lunkhead friends. Then again, I don't blame them.
  I think I'm obsessed with raising the bar of laziness. First, I started ordering groceries over the internet even though the dang grocery store was less than a mile away. Now, I'm going to do something that tops that.
  I'm going to look into voting for president by mail.
  Actually, maybe it's not laziness, but rather a desire to avoid as many people as possible. Hermitville, here I come.
     

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