My day

Today has been a real winner...

Usually Wednesdays are nice because I usually only have to work from 1-6, but today was special. I knew coming in that it would be a longer day because I was scheduled to shoot a video at 5, which takes about an hour, then edit and publish the video, and finish up the usual work, so I expected to get out around 9 and have time to go home and make dinner, and maybe have time to read a book or something. Then this happened - Truck Fire


And now I smell like burnt garbage.

And still had to go do this - Big Brother Auditions

Which brings me to my point: What the hell is wrong with these people?

I can empathize with the desire to be famous and everything, but reality tv? Do they really think this is how they're going to make it huge? Starring on Big Brother 10?

How many Big Brother 'stars' can you name from the first 9 seasons? They've all really taken off haven't they. And everyone else that's ever been on a reality show is really huge now too.

Why not try developing a skill? Maybe you can earn some respect and admiration for your talent, insight and worth as a decent human being.

Or you can become a famous idiot-douchebag that's famous for being an idiot-douchebag.

Mitchell report

So my question is this: Who cares?

Apparently a lot of people do. It's like all of those idiots who read people magazine to find out which celebrities eat too many cheeseburgers.

This report exists only to smear the names of players for shock value. We all know that lots of people were using steroids in baseball. None of them were breaking the rules. This takes the focus away from MLB and the players union who are responsible for the rampant use of performance enhancers. The league should have banned the substances, and the union should have let them enforce their rules.

Now, players lying to grand juries and to congressman under oath are separate issues that have nothing to do with baseball. McGwire, Bonds, Clemens and everyone else should be allowed to keep their records without asterisks, and should be allowed the opportunity to get into the hall of fame.

Baseball has already made changes to their rules and are enforcing them, so what else do you expect to happen from this? No legal ramifications will happen, you can't punish players for breaking rules that didn't exist at the time, and anything that can be done to fix the game has already been suggested and changes have been implemented.



So we've learned some names and some rumors, great. Maybe we can find out who's having plastic surgery and dating Lindsay Lohan.