Thursday, November 8, 2007

God loves the Lions. Duh. But of course. Finally

the Lions have been called God's team, which I suppose is one way to explain Detroit's 6-2 start -- just one game behind Green Bay and Dallas for best record in the NFC.

Detroit is known as "Hockeytown," but the Lions are truly the soul of the city. If the Lions make the playoffs -- which would be their first postseason appearance since 1999 -- or heaven forbid they smell a Super Bowl, it would be one of the biggest sports stories in Michigan history and easily dwarf the championships won by the Red Wings and Pistons.

This is an article discussing John Kitna's faith, QB of the Lions. About freakin time divine intervention fell upon the lowly Lions.

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

during lunch


Crazy Ninjas



Crazy Carnies








Chicago Bulls

It really does not matter what I do during lunch and I would guess you could care less but, like Dooce, I am going to have a small child one day and when I do I will take my little girl by the hand and say "Esther, one time your daddy saw crazy carnival people and the Chicago Bulls in the same week. See, I have a blog to prove it. Now go fly your space car"

Thursday, November 1, 2007

I walk by 5 Starbucks on my way to work each morning

Starbucks' closest competitor in the coffeehouse market, Caribou Coffee, is just one-twenty-fifth its size. Every 10 weeks, Starbucks opens as many stores as the total number of Caribou outlets.
- Fast Company (Nov. 07)