I am re-miss. I forgot to mourn the passing of Patent Pending. IA (incompetent attorney) was a great legal blogger. Not because he talked about law, but because he was funny and made funny comments about being a single lawyer. Anyway, he'll be missed. His new firm forced him out. Being as my site is so tiny and my firm doesn't know about it, I am safe. Who knew having an uncelebrated site would be a good thing?

I hate the Eagles

I came to this realization the other day. I didn't know I hated them, but I do. And as much as it pisses me off that Terrell Owens wasn't held to his contract (I know I posted on that before, but I can't find it now), it makes me sort of happy to know that he's going to that shit-hole team that I can now boo mercalously from 2000 miles away. Anyway, I should be posting later tonight about my past weekend. I am sure you are on the edge of your seats.

That's not my bag, baby!

So, if you had a small penis, would you make that information part of the public record? I wouldn't (if the premise were true for me, which, of course, it is not), but if I wanted to I could join this guy's class action lawsuit. And what if your penis was as large as a baby's arm, would you try to make yours even bigger? I'm not sure what I would do if this second premise were true for me. I guess I'll have to settle for being larger than average, but less immense than say Sam's Big Rooster or a mathamatically proven large sausage.

Anyway, thanks to this guy for the original inspiring link. As an aside, is it ok to just refer to a webpage source as "this guy" or should I say his name or his website's name or what? Discuss amongst yourselves.

Fandom

So I loved Buffy. And from what I've seen of its spin-off, Angel, I've liked. However, this seems a bit extreme.