ESPN’s annual quasi-nude Body Issue drops today.   I’m sure there’s some fine journalisming in the issue, but I’m pretty certain there’s only one reason my readers would want to spend $$$ on the magazine.   So I’ll save you the hassle of looking like a perv buying the issue at your local grocery store. Excuse [...]

The Freak , also known as Timmy Tim Boy Lincecum shut down Atlanta with a two-hit complete gamer in the first of the Giants best of five National League divisional series against the Braves. The Freak’s performance advances the theory of 2010 as being “the year of the pitcher.” That’s the theory being espoused by most baseball [...]

When folks think of travel and tourism in Connecticut most think of the southeastern part of the state from Essex/Deep River over to Mystic and up to the casino area of Uncasville and Mashantucket. But I’d like to tell you about my part of Connecticut the western side. Recently the Litchfield County Times ran an article by Kathryn Boughton [...]

Stream of Unconsciousness as I wonder why Glenn Beck’s bragging about being the better community organizer. Video of the day… (I know I should finish strong but this is too funny – 17 seconds) Movin’ on up… The Vikings trade for Randy Moss coupled with Sidney Rice’s return means if the Vikings make the playoffs they’re the NFC favorites. [...]

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In his sophomore season Michigan linebacker/defensive end Craig ‘Murderers’ Roh is filling the hybrid role vacated by Brandon Graham’s matriculation to the NFL.  As Roh described it in an ESPN interview :

“I’m that hybrid type of position, half linebacker, half defensive lineman.”

Last year as a freshman the former Gatorade All-American high school defensive end started every game [...]

Before there was GetEqual and other assorted Gay Elite, there was Gay Nation. One of those in your face ( go ahead and slap me I dare you ) fool groups who one night tried to get in the face of Arsenio Hall on his show for “why don’t you have on gay guests ?”. Well brother, Arsenio bitch-slapped [...]

I really need to stop reading my email. Today we learn from Mediaite that Ms. Perez Hilton in all her girlishness glory has withdrawn her support of President Obama. There’s been a lot of talk about the so-called enthusiasm gap between Democratic and Republican voters. Now it’s being reported that the easily enthused gossip blogger Perez Hilton has [...]

Stream of Unconsciousness as I prepare for what will probably be the last date night with the hubby until the World Series is done. Why I need to get a press pass… Thanks to TabloidProdigy.com for tipping us off to the ass in the Yankees’ locker room that made it onto the YES network. Seriously what’s with that [...]

After all the news in recent days of LGBT youth taking their own young lives because of bullying CNN jumped head long into this issue Monday night starting with the Larry King Show in which King had on as guests Kathy Griffin, Wanda Sykes, Tim Gunn, Lance Bass, Chely Wright and Nate Berkus to discuss the [...]

AP Rankings

Neither Texas or USC is rated, but Nevada is for the first time in my lifetime. There are four teams from the SEC West checking in with a higher ranking than the top ranked team in the SEC East (Florida #14): Alabama #1 Auburn #8 Arkansas #11 LSU #12 Oregon’s the second-best team I’ve seen this year and I’ve [...]

The Southern Poverty Law Center’s Teaching Tolerance project is targeting anti-gay bullying in a new documentary film – Bullied: A Student, a School and a Case that Made History – that will premiere in Washington, D.C., Tuesday, Oct. 5. The film, which offers lessons for students and educators on the devastating effects of bullying, is available along with [...]

Oregon’s come from behind win over previously undefeated Stanford pushes the Ducks past Boise State into the 3rd spot in this week’s AP College Football Poll.

Texas’ loss to Oklahoma drops the Longhorns form the rankings for the first time in 162 weeks. Texas’ ranking streak dated back to Oct. 15, 2000.