London Lets Canada Down... again

London has had a tough year by all accounts. First, it's claim to fame as the "Forest City" has been challenged and trumped by green places like Hamilton. Then they deprive Canadians of a star legislator by not re-electing Sue Barnes. Now Londoners fall flat again in their quest to claim the oldest baseball field. I couldn't believe the national shame I felt when I read that London had pulled a Mustang and dropped the ball (12 times in one game) and moved the basepaths decades ago. Despite the Dion-like claims of the London oldest baseball field claim advocates that they will continue to fight for the title and that they will win, I am not hopeful.

I fear what will come out next from London. Will it be that the Labatt brewery doesn't actually brew beer in London? Will it be that Eldon House is a replica, not the original? Will it be that the Thames river is still polluted? This uncertainty wreaks more havoc than Wall Street.

Taking Adam Daifallah to the Woodshed*, One More Time

Adam Daifallah:

Anyone still clinging to the tired myth that America is a racist country can no longer claim to be serious.

Would reality like to speak now?

These kind of people really sour my hash.



*Woodshed concept courtesy of The Rev.

Shoot Them, Shoot Them Both

Life with the in-laws can be such fun.

Can be.



Yup, just like that. With less whiskey. Which sucks.

Kinda like this.

Time Filler

In-laws are still here (and for the foreseeable future!), so time to waste blogging is at a premium.

So, here is a quick movie review to tide you over.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall

Don't watch it. Bad. Borring. Whiny.

Here, look at these pretty pictures. They will provide far more entertainment than seeing that dude's dick.

How To Spend Thanksgiving in Ontario