We might want to look into this. Alabama might be trying to pull a fast one.

I’m not surprised. You got Goldberg as EIC now, so that should give you an indication of the direction of the Atlantic now. Don’t expect high journalistic standards, excepting maybe the occasional Fallows piece. I think this is what you can expect from the Atlantic from now on.

I wouldn’t let my daughters go to Schilling’s house if he was home.

I hear you, but isn’t it more fun to give them the best table at the restaurant and then yank that prime rib right out from under them at the last second?

You need to have EEI in your left ear and 98.5 in your right ear. You don’t want to miss anything.

On behalf of Yankee fans everywhere: Good. Although my preference would have been for the Sox to win both at home, take a big lead into the bottom of the ninth at Cleveland, blow the lead and then lose it on an obviously bad call by an umpire. Ah, the Boston sports radio would have been so sweet.

Agreed.

Close. Jets.

I enjoy the podcast. This is a subject you don’t hear much in detail, probably because it’s romanticized in Camelot. I look forward to listening.

There’s only one thing better in sports than the exultation of victory and that’s the collective groan of disappointment.

It’s not just Drudge. This is a wingnut talking point, Limbaugh had the same take. Could you imagine that conference call where the decide on this shit?

That works.

I like the kind with the blueberries on the bottom.

I wonder if she’s still available?

That was my first thought too, which is why this one load of bullshit.

I follow my father’s sage advice in these matters: never root for southern teams or teams from Texas. Unless they’re playing the Red Sox , then we’re behind them 100%.

The hair bone is connected to the voice bone?

It’s a less artful take on the famous Bart Giamatti quote:

It makes sense. Nothing says patriotism and is a reflection of real American values like a team named the Kansas City Chiefs.