Martin Magnificent
On Saturday, Martin Brodeur registered his 500th victory. Brodeur is an exemplary individual. During his career, he has persevered. Consistently and stoically, he has performed. I congratulate him.
Slugging culture, one opinion at a time...
On Saturday, Martin Brodeur registered his 500th victory. Brodeur is an exemplary individual. During his career, he has persevered. Consistently and stoically, he has performed. I congratulate him.
John Negroponte: “I urged the government to stop such actions, lift the state of emergency and release all political detainees. Emergency rule is not compatible with free, fair and credible elections. In diplomacy, as you know, we don't get instant replies when we have these kinds of dialogue. I'm sure the president is seriously considering the exchange we had.”
In Florida, a sleeping mother’s one year old was shot. In Oregon, eight puppies were discovered frozen and dead. Clearly, parenting has degenerated. Given the aforesaid, this classic new rule.
Parenting should require a license.
Driving requires authorization. Yet, any moron can conceive, carry, and bear a child. Typically, they produce multiple. Henceforth, no more mistakes. No more pleasurable afternoons. Pre-sex, parents must be screened. Their aptitude, ambition, and attitudes must be tested. Assuming they pass, they will be licensed. Draconian? Drivers operate a car. Parents nurture our nation’s future. Equal standards must apply.
Dwyane Wade: “Probably this year more so than any year I have been more vocal with Shaq, talking to him and trying to motivate him. But the main thing is Shaq has got to be self-motivated. He has got to be willing and ready to do it. Even though he is not getting the ball as much as he wants, we need him to help lead this team in other ways, whether it's rebounding the ball or passing the ball the way he knows how to pass. He's our leader, [along] with myself. When you hear about the Miami Heat, it's Shaq and D-Wade. A lot is on us to lead the team and we have got to find a way to do it.”
Once again, Pakistan freed Benazir Bhutto. President Pervez Musharraf’s action was disingenuous. His soul motivation? Impressing Deputy Secretary of State John Negroponte.
On Thursday, Jake Peavy won the National League Cy Young Award. This season, Peavy dominated. His triumph was deserved.
Enforce their sentences.
Affection is momentary. Affection is not independent. Anger, exasperation, irritation, and rage manipulate affection. Abuse, betrayal, cheating, and duplicity annihilate affection. Affection is grand. Unfortunately, affection is unstable.
Barry Bonds’ obituary is written. Upon his death, the initial sentences will be unfavorable and unflattering. Bonds cheated. Deceitfully and knowingly, one of the game's would have been greatest players engaged in a variety of acts which have stained the game.
On Monday, eighteen-year-old Alexander James Letkemann and seventeen-year-old Jean-Pierre Orlewicz were charged with first-degree murder, felony murder, and mutilation of a corpse. Allegedly, Letkemann and Orlewicz abducted twenty-six-year-old Daniel Gene-Vincent Sorensen. They slit his throat. They stabbed him. They sawed off his head. They discarded his body. They burned his cadaver.
Quit!
On Wednesday, Eric Wedge and Bob Melvin won American and National League Manager of the Year. Both triumphs were deserved.
On Wednesday, O.J. Simpson was bound over. Officially, we have a second Simpson trial. Until November 28, a distant replay...
On Tuesday, C.C. Sabathia won the American League Cy Young Award. Sabathia’s triumph was undeserved. Josh Beckett should have prevailed. His record was superior. His earned run average was comparable. During the American League Championship Series, Beckett defeated Sabathia twice. Sabathia was superb. With that stated, Beckett is a champion. Champions warrant recognition.
Intent is required.
On Tuesday, New York Knicks Coach Isiah Thomas benched Stephon Marbury. Subsequently, Marbury departed. He returned. He was punished. Concerning this skirmish, there were no winners. There were no losers. Marbury and Thomas are both jerks. Regrettably, they are inseparable. Why? They make each other better jerks.
On Monday, Dustin Pedroia and Ryan Braun won American and National League Rookie of the Year. Pedroia’s triumph was warranted. Braun’s was not. Troy Tulowitzki was exemplary. He won. Defensively, he was superior. He deserved the award. Fortunately, Braun’s predecessors include Bake McBride and Jerome Walton.
On Monday, the Chicago Cubs traded outfield Jacque Jones to the Detroit Tigers. As reciprocation, the Cubs received infielder Omar Infante. Detroit’s offseason has been intriguing. Their success is interpretable. Personally, I am uncertain. Detroit has been busy. Have they succeeded?
On Monday, Brodie Croyle supplanted Damon Huard. This season, neither have sparkled. With that stated, Croyle is Kansas City’s future. Personally, I dislike this decision. Yet, I understand the decision.
On Monday, Benazir Bhutto was rearrested. Clearly, President Pervez Musharraf is irrational. He is impossible. The international community must act. Otherwise, Musharraf’s madness will continue.
Senator John McCain: “Anyone who believes they could assist my campaign by exploiting a loophole in campaign finance laws is doing me and our country a disservice. I ask all of my donors and supporters, including Mr. Reed, to cease and desist immediately from supporting any independent expenditures that might be construed as benefiting my campaign indirectly. If you respect me or my principles, I urge you to refrain from using my name and image in any ads or other activities.”
On Sunday, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf contradicted himself. He promised January elections. He declared indefinite emergency rule. Previously, Musharraf announced February elections. He pledged emergency rule’s end. Clearly, Musharraf is a hypocrite. He cannot be trusted.
