Childhood TV

Like the Styx song, I have too much time on my hands. This is a rare double entry and I’ve immediately followed my last one with another childhood theme. I was skipping around the TV Guide and watched the last 5 minutes of Dancing with the Stars to see Bristol Palin advance past Brandy. Bristol is a dog but I would vote off anybody whose partner spells his name Maks. This is literally one of the first times I’ve tuned into Dancing but there is all this hoopla about Bristol that I figured I’d see what was up. Nothing special in my eyes. The show that is. To leave this irrelevant topic and move onto something more worthwhile, I wanted to make a list of my favorite TV shows as a kid. I was born in 83′ so any younger audience may have no clue what I’m talking about. I’m going to start with the shows I remember when I was really young and then move on through time. I’m not going to mention the most popular ones that I obviously watched to death like Full House, Saved By the Bell, and the Simpsons.


Perfect Strangers was a show that stuck in my head as a show I probably had no idea what was happening but found it entertaining. Larry and Balki were the main characters and I just remember liking Balki. Apparently Harriet and Carl were characters in Perfect Strangers and Family Matters was a spin off of this show. I honestly couldn’t tell you one thing about an episode.


I used to find Small Wonder so fascinating. Jamie was such a little bitch and Vicki was a robot. I look back and wonder how I was so entertained. I remember running back from school to catch reruns of this show.  Maybe the plot was good.


Beavis and Butthead was such a stupid show but I thought it was the funniest. The music clips were obviously annoying but I used to get a kick out of the mini-stories. Nance used to find this show hilarious too and I’m surprised she used to let me stay up and watch it. Whenever they would argue or hurt each other I would crack up. Their laughs and slow talking also did me in. I found this show to be awesome.


Nance and I used to watch this show every Thursday Night. I remember them as Williams and Torres and it’s funny because LaGuerta was in the show too who is now in Dexter. I used to look forward to this show so much and I’m sure if I watched it now I’d think, mediocre. I read the Wikipedia on it and apparently it was a big draw on Thursdays amongst the Black community.

TGIF growing up was a big thing. I can’t remember the order exactly but some shows were Family Matters and Step By Step. I used to love Al growing up on Step by Step and hate Dana. I think they also used to have Boy Meet’s world as part of that line up. A quick sidenote, I remember Laura used to get all these Teen mags and the covers would be filled with JTT, Devon Sawa, Rider Strong, and Zachary Ty Bryan.  I also used to watch Home Improvment w/ Binford Tools.

It’s annoying to find pictures and then put them in and then space it so I’m just going to write about a few more. Different World goes way back but Dwayne Wayne was easily my favorite character in the 80’s growing up. I used to have like Blossom and obviously thought it was hysterical when Joey said “Whoa.” Mark Cooper from Hangin with Mr. Cooper was a big role model. Not to forget Marlon from the Wayans Brothers on WB. 7th Heaven was also on the WB and I’m sure I watched my share of that. Unhappily Ever After with Senator Edge and the always bangin Nikki Cox was one of my faves. Larisa Olyenik from Alex Mack was a huge crush of mine pre spank days. I used to watch the X-Files and was pretty much got hooked on the show. I also watched my fair share of Kevin Arnold and the Wonder years. Winny writes math books.

By |2013-03-15T03:42:29-04:00November 16th, 2010|Childhood|3 Comments

Memory Lane

I thought a good idea for a post would be to venture back into my younger years and write about some things that have stuck in my memory. Some will be personal details that only I can relate to and other some general events that everyone can.

When I was probably in pre-school my mom and some other mom who had a kid my age would go to Murray’s for breakfast. I just looked it up and it’s a Jewish deli in Bala Cynwyd. I had no idea it was so close to where I am now but maybe I’ll venture there for old times sakes. Anyway, I remember my favorite part about going to Murray’s was the chocolate milk and french toast. Me and this other kid would take straws and blow bubbles in the chocolate milk until it reached the top and overflowed. Our parents had to be thinking, how dumb are these idiot kids that they can be entertained an entire meal by chocolate milk. I grew up loving french toast but I would hate syrup on it, only butter. The other kid loved to douse his french toast in as much syrup as he could find until it became a liquid mess. To this day I still prefer butter on my french toast and pancakes but can now stomach syrup. I also used to love when my mom made cinnamon toast which is just a combo of toast, butter, and cinnamon. Tiger’s love pepper, they hate cinnamon.

Another tale of my youth was that one of my best friends growing up was a kid names Ricky Brown. Not shockingly Ricky Brown was black but as a youth, it’s like everyone is the same. He had these badass teenage ninja turtle shoes which had the faces of each one of the turtles on the shoe. JC used to buy me all the hip bball shoes and I had the Jordan’s growing up. Ricky used to dominate me in one on one bball and that was back when I was a skillful little TC. As a kid, skin color doesn’t make a difference but as you get older you realize the adult world perceives things differently. Only funny story I have about him is that we took him to the public pool one day and at such a young age he didn’t know that black people don’t know how to swim. So he leaps into the deep end and sinks like a rock. Fortunately the life guards saved him but it’s a story I don’t forget and a stereotype unless proven otherwise, sticks in my mind. *I just googled black people don’t like the water and I read something that says water makes their hair poof and is a hassle to fix.

I could write a huge paragraph on the next subject but Bud Schmidt and I used to play a lot of Nintendo as kids. Once we decided to split up every team in Tecmo Super Bowl and then play out the entire 16 weeks. I can’t remember exactly how it finished but that was a dedicated effort. Some games that come to my mind that we used to love were the Super Mario’s, Dragon Warrior, Mike Tyson’s Punchout, RC Pro AM, Final Fantasy, Blades of Steel, Arch Rivals, Baseball Stars, Tecmo Super Bowl, Marble Madness, and Battletoads. The particulars of some of these games as I think back are cracking me up. The amount of time we spent on some of these games and not beating them is laughable. We must have wandered around in Ultima for hours on end to never get anywhere. Games back then would always have passwords that were super annoying to use. The hardware would reset at inopportune times like clockwork. When I think back to holding reset and turning the power off I have to chuckle. Lots of my even younger youth was spent playing these games.

Just some really random thoughts that I will throw in to this post. Playing Bud 1v1 in bball on his neighbors court and rarely losing. When we’d play football and Bud would think his dad was purposely throwing picks to me so I would win. CK4 remembers our intramural play Temple when we’d have two scrubs stand on the block and he’d run off of a double pick for a jumper. My mom’s shitty ass station wagon that had a back seat facing the oncoming traffic that was such a joy to sit in. Challenge’s at the mall would have the best birthday parties (sadly arcades are on the decline). Ecto Cooler, Little Hugs, and Sipps at lunch. I had a friendship bracelet fad where I used to wear them all up and down my arm. Snap bracelets were just as fun. I can’t forget how I used to get a buzz cut and then get two lines in the side of my head. Hersey Hawkins used to have 3. In 5th grade Matt Poley and I wondered how the guy didn’t crush the girl when they were having sex. Rob Kluxen told me that you put your thumb and index finger in a circle and move it over your dick and that was jerking off. JC and I used to watch all the Sixers games on Prism (Can anyone confirm this was channel 17? on cable). Our undefeated Travel baseball team where we won the league 3 straight years and had an unbeaten streak of 35 games or so. The amount of time and money I wasted on Red Zone and Magic cards.

Everyone has their own childhood memories and mine have a certain bond to me which you probably don’t find as entertaining as your own. This blog is a good way to document my early years and when I look back at this entry, I can remember these moments at my elder age of 27. Funny to think how long in the future I’m going to maintain this blog and the amount of material I’ve already accumulated in it. I can’t imagine doing this forever. Posts like this almost bring a tear to my eye knowing that you can’t go back to relive anything that has occurred. If I was given another shot at it I probably wouldn’t have done anything differently. I had parents who loved me, loyal friends, and I was given every opportunity and the freedom to do as I please. Hard to imagine that it was already 20 years ago that some of these memories took place. As a kid you have no idea who you are going to grow up to be.

It’s great to remember the past but the present and the future is what you have to work with. These days I like fantasy football and proving to my friends that I’m better than them (2010 only). I like watching movies that are considered good and then finding reasons why I don’t like them. I like the ability to do whatever I want, whenever I want without anyone giving me a hard time. This last sentence came about after watching the season finale of Weeds and thinking how cool it was for Shane, Silas, and Andy to hang together in Europe basically living life. Some other things I know are how to run a profitable business by myself through years of learning from my dad. I’ve kept myself in better physical shape than 90+% of Americans. At 27 you have different ways of amusing yourself then when you were 10. Yes I drink way too much and I’ve paid the price in certain circumstances. I’m not perfect but I can still find joys in life and I’m happy every day above ground (except when I’m hungover). I hope you enjoyed this post and maybe you can reflect on your childhood days and have them bring a smile to your face.

By |2010-11-16T23:09:45-05:00November 16th, 2010|My Brain, My Life|1 Comment

Ambler BBall

We only brought 5 for the game and knew the opposing team wasn’t that great. We opened the game with the lead and never looked back. We were up 15 or so at halftime, they cut it to 8 with some poor defense by us and some lucky shooting but we never let it get closer than that and won by 17. Evan was a sharp shooter out there hitting shots from all over. We just move the ball around like a basketball team and get better shots. They weren’t hitting great tonight but it didn’t matter. We move to 7-1 and will take the 1 seed into the playoffs.

I have an idea for the weekend that is going to shock the world. I’m considering not drinking on Friday night so I will feel normal for the playoff football game. It would be a double header if we win the first game at 11 and the 2nd game would be for the championship. I generally don’t take these things that seriously but I find football to be a bit more competitive than softball. I think it’s just because it’s a better game. Taking a night off from drinking is sort of taboo but I may consider doing something lame instead of getting smashed.

By |2016-10-28T15:55:35-04:00November 15th, 2010|My Life|1 Comment

Weekend Roundup

Saturday morning Primetime had it’s football playoff game. We were the 2 seed and up against the 7 seed. Bake started the game by throwing a pick but was solid after the initial drive. We went into halftime up by 13 I think. This was the team that beat us pretty badly the first time we played them but our defense has improved since then switching from man to zone. Nevertheless they stalled a late 2nd half drive by us and they were down by 8 points and had to go the length of the field with two minutes or so. Naturally they move the ball on us and throw a TD to some chick who was seemingly out of the end zone. It wouldn’t have mattered much though if we could stop their two point conversion. Of course they find a guy wide open in the end zone and next thing we know, it’s sudden death overtime. Our D held strong on their attempt and we got a chance to win it. Bake found the Shee in the end zone to seal the game in a close one. Some highlights… Ck4 caught a bomb early on, Gusto had a nice pick early, Gayle who is more athletic than some of our guys is an offensive weapon. Well played overall and next week will start the 2nd round. Also for the first time this year we had some people go to the bar after the game for some celebratory drinks.

I don’t really have much of interest from the weekend. I got a random # in my phone from Friday night and ended up calling it on Saturday morning at 10 to see what it was. Some girl picks up and we have this hilarious morning conversation where I’m asking how did I meet you and then it was just awkward so I hung up. I texted her my name and to facebook me but nothing came from it. I pretty much just hold my breath in this situation because 2 am girls #’s for me can be ugly. I also had an interesting phone call on Sat morning when a friend told me to bet on Tennessee because of a tip he heard. So I put 200 for him and 200 for myself and watched Tenn cream Ole Miss. I ended up losing the money on PSU and the NFL so this certainly isn’t bragging. I survived both nights successfully and got back to my winning ways in fantasy. As long as Jeremy Maclin goes for less than 20 points, I will have had another 4-0 week which would be 3 in the past 4 weeks. Special thanks to Sam for playing Michael Bush on a bye instead of Kevin Walter or Marshawn Lynch, both of whom would have got you a W. By the way, I believe we are having a vote to get you removed from the league.

By |2010-11-15T09:52:19-05:00November 15th, 2010|My Life, Sports|0 Comments

Lurker Call Out

Every once in a while I stumble across an amazing idea and this is my best of the year. It’s been a slow year for great ideas. We can label this as a way of me giving back to my readers. I’m going to go through the network list of the people who visit my blog and then give my opinion of the person. Everyone gets to form their own opinions about me and now I’m getting the chance to give mine on them. What I did was range the timeline since my blogs inception and it breaks down the visits from each network. I’ll start with the most avid fans and work my way down. Remember I don’t know exactly who is coming from the network but I can do my best to guess. If I’m wrong feel free to correct me. Blog start date was May 2nd, 2009.

  • With the pole position and 573 visits, hailing from JP Morgan Chase, the SHEE. Shockingly my harshest critic is also my most loyal viewer. Always quick to point out how my brothers blog is better and how bad my efforts are. Shee has been all over the blog lately and has become a fan favorite amongst viewers. Now that I’m aware of how big of a super fan he is, we should probably start hanging out more. Did we just become best friends? YEP!
  • 274 visits from the Broadart Company. I’m not 100% positive but I believe this is Hafer’s friend Matt Stackhouse. Stackhouse and I have only met in person a handful of times but it’s apparent that he knows a good thing when he sees one. Thumbs up for the loyalty. I’m sure you probably know me way better than I know you. If you are ever in the area and want to play on our basketball rec teams, we could really use the size.
  • Temple University is next on the list. I only know Paige Mooney who goes to Temple and I think it’s safe to assume that Paige probably could care less about my blog and I think it would be Weller reading up on her computer. Weller was nice enough to buy me a bottle of Grey Goose for my birthday and it’s good to know somebody cares about my enthusiasm for getting wasted. Weller also takes me out to rounds at Talamore for golf and finds me way more interesting then I really am. Weller – I still can’t sign off on that life insurance policy, hahaha.
  • University of Pittsburgh comes next. Considering I don’t have any friends there anymore I guess this is probably Nicole, Jeff’s gf. I’ve taken a shine to Nicole. It wasn’t that I ever disliked her but I find her pretty entertaining, she doesn’t annoy me, and she’s good at catchphrase. She can get wasted with the rest of us and I generally enjoy her company. Nice work Jeff.
  • PNC bank has to the be the one and only Gerald Rama. This is a real shot in the dark but I don’t know anyone else who would work there that would read my blog. Gerald and I go back to the glory days of college. He and I are the remaining members of the haggard crew. Gerald is easy going and a likeable person. It’s fun to get him charged up over stupid stuff like being better than him at beer pong or how good the Steelers are. I was happy to hear his days of a Mage are over.
  • George Mason University is obviously Jill. Jill’s way down on the list but you can be certain she’s a superfan, the visits just aren’t tallied due to her moving. She spends her time endlessly doing school work to get her PHD to land a cushy job teaching. It’s funny how you can get a PHD and think that California to New York is 600,000 miles away. She’s going to hate me for writing that but she’ll get over it. I can honestly say that she’s never been anything but nice to me and even accompanied me to the ER when I broke my face which was not a pretty sight. She’s another one who finds me more interesting than I really am.
  • Univ. of Louisville is Big Steve. Always a good friend, even the time he spilled a glass of wine on top of my head when we were in this big crowd. He acted like he didn’t do it even saying things like “I can’t believe someone would do that.” Weeks later he spilled the beans to me which was a pretty hilarious thing to do. Steve’s studying to be a doctor much to my surprise. I write much to my surprise because he partied with the best of them. 336 Atwood (its something close to that) was the college party house to be at and Big Steve’s name was always associated with it. Steve probably thinks he can drink more beers than I could but until that’s put to the test, I know I’d win. I did win the case race in college by a large margin and that’s back when I was a rookie. If you ever need someone to boo opposing teams fans, Steve’s your man.

    That’s about all the relevant networks that pop up. Anyone want to let me know who Cox Communications is? I know there are some people out there who read this blog more than some people mentioned but your network isn’t distinguishable. We know Hafer’s a superfan. He wrote earlier how he’s taken credit for the blogs rise to the top with his avid marketing. CK4 reads this shit. He probably goes to the page hits Ctrl+F, searches for CK4 and if nothing pops up, closes the page. JKash reads this and just uses my material as means for my drinking problem and the need for an intervention. I’m sure Sam reads most entries and I bet my Mom lurks without her wanting me to find out. Let’s not forget Huck from FL who sees too much of his younger days in this blog. Jess Baker eats my material up as well.

    If I didn’t mention you and you visit this blog on the reg, it’s safe to say that you will continue to view from the shadows. I had a fun time with this entry and I know that most people probably have no interest in the people who surround me, but I found it entertaining. It’s now time to wrap this up. I have to catch some shut eye from a late night last night and get ready to do it all again.

    I’m writing this after I already wrote this entry. JKash importantly pointed out that no entry can be good unless I include him so I’ll give you a nice blurb. Another one who is quick to point out that I’m not good at things. It’s his go to phrase anytime I do something stupid. Jkash used to come out with us trolling for booty but now he has a hot piece of ass that he spends all his time with. Let’s not forget how he conveniently got injured during the basketball season before he paid his league fees. He is still probably leading the league in fouls committed without even playing the last two games. He’s the antithesis of CK4 in the sense that he gets things done. We spent a good amount of time together when he was layed off and wanted to get hammered every night. Sort of makes me sad to think that when he had nothing better to do, he hung out with me. Finally, Jkash knows more NBA player jerseys than anyone I know. Teva’s doing well too…

    • By |2010-11-15T11:03:32-05:00November 12th, 2010|My Brain, My Life|2 Comments

    Gwambs Gwambs

    Props to the Shee for his 2nd consecutive entry into the blog. Shee came out with CK4 and I for Mad River Thursday and naturally it was a pretty good time. There were a couple highlights to my night. The first one was when Shee and I got some Mind Erasers and he was macking it with this Jager girl. So I’m standing there watching him spit game to this girl patiently waiting to do this mind eraser and he’s yapping his head off. So it got to the point where I just did the mind eraser by myself. Shee made it clear to me that you can’t just stand there on the dance floor and you have to bust out some moves to get the sluts. I was implementing the shoulder shrug and Shee said he was leaving me as a wingman if I did the Barkley backdown to girls. I thought I had a connection with this one bartender but when I ordered 2 mind erasers and 2 bud lights and she charged me 20 bucks, I obviously left no tip. Get with the fucking program bartenders, charge the customers less money and they’ll tip you more. Ck4 naturally had the drunkest girl in the bar clinging to him at one point. I’m not sure what you do with a girl that drunk but I really liked her glasses. There’s something sexy about a particular type of frames that makes almost any girl attractive to me. Not to me but for me. All girls are attracted to me. When I got home I noticed the Shee had brought the couch into my bedroom to share the space heater which was a bit bizarre. No homo. We set off the fire alarm at one point because we were cooking something and I just ripped the alarm out of its socket to shut it up. I don’t know what it is but there’s something funny about Thursday nights that makes it a must go out night of the week for me. I just have a really fun time. People like being mentioned in my blog so if you’re one of us then roll with us. Thank you Ke$ha.

    By |2010-11-15T11:04:06-05:00November 12th, 2010|My Brain, My Life|0 Comments

    Moving through the week

    Last week was a 4 day drink binge that went from Thursday night to Sunday afternoon. It took me 3 full days of hydrating before I feel normal again. Meaning that I felt pretty lousy the last two days and today I’m finally starting to feel like myself. If someone could invent a hydration pill or something that prevents dehydration after drinking a ton, I’d be interested. And no smart answers like water. It’s really unfortunate too because I am active with bball and the gym in the middle of the week and I feel like I’m getting in great shape, and then I take the weekends and consume 50 beers and it’s like the reset button on Nintendo. Once I get to sleep, I’ll wake up feeling the best I’ll feel all week and then hopefully not fall to the depths Thursday night.

    The Sheee told me to watch the League and I watched on Demand. I found myself laughing pretty hard through a few of the parts and was pretty surprised that I found the show enjoyable. I may even go and buy myself the first season to catch up on the episodes. I don’t know of too many better things then finding a good show that has been on a for a while and then catching up on seasons in a short amount of time. Sure you are just jumping on the bandwagon but you didn’t have to waste your time on a week to week basis to figure out the show was good. It’s much more efficient to do it with the box sets. Sheee will appreciate the recognition for his good choice of shows. He said that I he has a rotation of web pages he visits and mine and Sam’s are part of the rotation. He always makes sure to tell me how much better Sam’s is but it’s like water running off a ducks back. You see you come to my blog and look what gems of sayings you find.

    I’m sort of in a inbetween phase where I don’t really have anything going and I just try to think of the most productive thing I can do. Work has been going well so I’ve been able to spend a decent chunk of the day that way. Then I spend an hour a day at the gym which is a good hour. Then I have to decide between TV, movies, poker, or books. I have yet to start a new book so once I do that I feel committed for 10-20 hours or so. I go through TV lineups and some of this cable programming is just disgusting. I have a hard time watching any sport unless I put money on it and even then I’m only interested in the final two minutes. I’ve DVR-D some movies like Alien, Lost Boys, and Return of the Jedi but I just don’t feel like getting into them. Poker, I’ve decided, is a waste of my time because even if I am a profitable players it’s not worth the amount of time I put in for the small amount of money I can make. So what does that leave me with? I should try to think of something productive to do with my time that will enhance my way of life. I’ll get back to you on that one…

    By |2010-11-10T23:55:23-05:00November 10th, 2010|My Brain, My Life|0 Comments

    Thoughts of a stranger

    Yesterday I had a chance to talk to a bright man whose done a whole lot in his lifetime. He is a smart, frugal, rich Jew who is debt free and owns many buildings around the Philadelphia area. He is in his upper 70’s and is battling cancer but stopped in to talk to my dad because he is our next door neighbor and my dad wanted to talk to him about our property. I’m not going to go into every part of the conversation but at one point he was telling us what he wanted out of life. One of my better qualities are my listening skills and I always feel like older people have more to talk about because they have more experience so whenever I get the opportunity, I like to ask them these general life questions because they can give good insight on a perspective of life that you cannot achieve at a young age. So he tells me that he wanted a few things throughout his lifetime; clothes on his back, shelter over his head, a job to provide a means of living, and a car to travel around… that’s it. He used this quote “people think life is like a basketball game where it’s important to get the highest score.” I just took it that people are always looking to improve on what they have that they don’t appreciate how good they have it. Or if they do find success, they do whatever it takes to live above their means to prove how good they are. He also complains about everything and everyone. The Gov’t giving everybody health care, $1700 dollars to stay in a hospital for a night, the Casino’s ruining our society because people are too dumb to not gamble. And when I asked him where he’d put the US on a world scale, he said it’s better than 99% of the other places out there. I guess what I thought was interesting about the whole thing was that even at 78, millions in the bank, he was still running around working deals, hustling the best he could for no other reason other than to feel alive.

    I wanted to harp on one thing that I mentioned in the above paragraph and it relates to listening vs talking. Some people are good at talking, others better at listening but an extreme case of either is usually bad. A mix of being able to talk to other people and having the ability to listen and reply intelligently is ideal. It’s pretty easy to pinpoint people early in the convo. If the first they are is “I did this” or “I went there” most likely they are of the speaking breed. People who ask questions like “what did you do” or “when did that happen” are asking you to talk to them because they are going to listen. There’s nothing wrong with either side but I like to point out qualities I see in people. And just cause you read this post don’t start asking me questions because you want me to think you are good at listening. I personally don’t like talking a lot. If I sat down with a therapist I feel like I could tell my tale in 5 minutes and I’d run out of things to say.

    Final part of the blog will be devoted to the BlackBerry Storm. I got this one girl’s number last Thursday night and I texted the number something and got no answer. So today I was looking through my phone and noticed that the number only had 9 digits. Once again let’s chalk up the Storm to being the worst # catcher ever. Yes obviously I’m drunk when I’m inputting the number but this isn’t the first time it’s happened (it’s the second). So I was deciding if I just got the last number wrong that I would text 10 different combination’s of just altering the last number and see if that got it. It’s an obvious long shot and the chance that I missed the last number is just as good as missing the 5th number. Blah blah blah another opportunity down the drain. And did anyone see Kesha on TMZ in a black bikini, jesus she is so goddamn ugly.

    By |2010-11-10T17:01:49-05:00November 10th, 2010|My Brain, My Life|0 Comments

    Birthday

    I find the attention that the birthday generates as mostly unwanted but it’s only one day a year so I just suck it up and deal. I didn’t really do many exciting activities, so I don’t have much to share. I went out to dinner with my family and their others which turned out pretty good compared to the direction I thought it was headed. We were going to go to Redstone in Plymouth Meeting but that was a 3 hour wait so we went looking for a place called Plaza Azteca and they have the wrong address listed so we were driving around there searching for that. Once found it proved to be a decent spot with a wait not so bad and everyone had a reasonable time. They even sang the birthday song for me which Nicole sadly missed. At night we just went to Mad River and everything was pretty much standard.

    This is the biggest fantasy football week of the season for me as I have to play CK4 in both leagues and Sam Levin in my other league which is for 1st place in the standings. Playing Chad is like playing a raging bull (Jeff uses that) and fortunately Steve McGrath invited me to the Eagles game so I get to miss watching the games with Chad. Essentially this boils down to another day of getting wasted but I’m game. I felt pretty awful yesterday and even manually puked for the first time in years. That’s probably not true but puking is far and few between for me. As a Philadelphian it is said to say that I’ve never stepped inside the Linc so I can finally cross that off my list of things to do in Philly. Everything else is good though and I’ve survived another year and now get to feel older than I did. Oh boy.

    By |2010-11-07T11:06:42-05:00November 7th, 2010|My Life, Sports|0 Comments
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