When I had to write the year in Roman numerals during my first year of Latin, it was "MCMLXXXIX".
Now it's just "MMV".
Hardly seems like much of a challenge...
"Take dead aim on the rich boys. Get them in the crosshairs... and take them down."- Herman J. Blume
Wednesday, November 30, 2005
Tuesday, November 29, 2005
Monday, November 21, 2005
The good little elves at Starbucks spend ten and a half months out of the year extracting the noggiest parts of the egg so that we can have Eggnog Latte between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Sure it's a little steep at $3.35 for a "tall". And that's an awful lot of extra calories to burn off.
But it's good.
Sooooo good.
Sure it's a little steep at $3.35 for a "tall". And that's an awful lot of extra calories to burn off.
But it's good.
Sooooo good.
Monday, November 14, 2005
Saturday, November 12, 2005
Dear Mr. Lucchino,
I didn't see anything listed in the "open positions" section of your company's website, but I did hear on the radio this morning that you had a vacancy in the General Manager spot.
Like the departed Theo Epstein, I am a local boy who grew watching the Red Sox and hating the Yankees. Unlike Mr. Epstein, I would have no problem deferring to your judgment on major decisions. And I would gladly work for the low low price of $300,000 a year.
I feel I would bring an exciting new energy to the office. I'm a big supporter of statistical analysis. I'm good with computers. I've also read "Moneyball".
While I have no high school or college level baseball experience, I am an avid whiffle ball enthusiast.
I made it to Pawtucket twice last year, so I'm familiar with the up and coming minor league players.
Finally, I would also like to add that I came in second place in my fantasy baseball league last season.
Please contact me if you require any additional information. References available on request.
Very truly yours,
Patrick J. Canole
I didn't see anything listed in the "open positions" section of your company's website, but I did hear on the radio this morning that you had a vacancy in the General Manager spot.
Like the departed Theo Epstein, I am a local boy who grew watching the Red Sox and hating the Yankees. Unlike Mr. Epstein, I would have no problem deferring to your judgment on major decisions. And I would gladly work for the low low price of $300,000 a year.
I feel I would bring an exciting new energy to the office. I'm a big supporter of statistical analysis. I'm good with computers. I've also read "Moneyball".
While I have no high school or college level baseball experience, I am an avid whiffle ball enthusiast.
I made it to Pawtucket twice last year, so I'm familiar with the up and coming minor league players.
Finally, I would also like to add that I came in second place in my fantasy baseball league last season.
Please contact me if you require any additional information. References available on request.
Very truly yours,
Patrick J. Canole
Friday, November 11, 2005
Thursday, November 10, 2005
Coffee of the Week.
What? No more pumpkin spice?
OK... I'll suffer through the gingerbread latte.
Jeez.
What? No more pumpkin spice?
OK... I'll suffer through the gingerbread latte.
Jeez.
Sunday, November 06, 2005
Come Hungry. Leave Happy.
So I think we saw Patriots cornerback Randall Gay at IHOP a few weeks ago.
It was a rainy Tuesday night in Norwood (maybe 10 minutes from Foxboro). The place was empty. Randall was there with his wife (girlfriend? baby-momma?) and child.
He wasn't that tall. Maybe my height. But he had really big shoulders.
He walked with a slight limp when he got up to the bathroom. This fits, as Gay has been out with an ankle injury most of the year.
Finally, he was wearing an "NFL Player Development" jersey. Don't see to many of those around.
I didn't want to bother him and ask for an autograph. Let the man enjoy his pancakes.
So I think we saw Patriots cornerback Randall Gay at IHOP a few weeks ago.
It was a rainy Tuesday night in Norwood (maybe 10 minutes from Foxboro). The place was empty. Randall was there with his wife (girlfriend? baby-momma?) and child.
He wasn't that tall. Maybe my height. But he had really big shoulders.
He walked with a slight limp when he got up to the bathroom. This fits, as Gay has been out with an ankle injury most of the year.
Finally, he was wearing an "NFL Player Development" jersey. Don't see to many of those around.
I didn't want to bother him and ask for an autograph. Let the man enjoy his pancakes.
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