. . . that people give away over at CraigsList. Link.
Edit: It's gone but a screenshot was saved here.
6.25.2007
6.24.2007
It's Called Love, And One Of These Days You'll Be Old Enough To Understand.
From a day time episode of "The Guiding Light" and I almost feel compelled to warn you not to click on it.
6.23.2007
Wise County Sports Thought
I was wondering what the list would look like for the all-time Wise County Athletes based upon post-high school performance. In a list that I created in about 30 seconds I came up with:
1. Kyle Clifton. (Bridgeport High School. Played linebacker at TCU during the early 1980s and then went on to a decade long career with the New York Jets. Intercepted a pass by Troy Aikman.)
2. Bob Goode. (I honestly don't know where he went to high school, but he was Bridgeport resident for years before his recent death. Texas A&M football star. First round draft pick of Washington Redskins. Two pro bowls.)
3. Kevin Haney. (Decatur High School. Starting quarterback at TCU. I think he tried out as a free agent for the Dallas Cowboys but didn't make the team.)
4. James Maness. (Decatur High School. Receiver with TCU and a one year career with the Chicago Bears. Caught a touchdown pass at Texas Stadium in a pre-season game.)
5. Joseph Krebs (Bridgeport High School. Just finished the season with the third best ERA for the Texas Longhorns baseball team.)
Like I said, a quickly built list.
Edit: I'm an idiot. New list:
1. Kyle Clifton
2. Billy Joe Tolliver (Boyd High School. Texas Tech star quarterback. First round NFL draft pick with a ten season career for a variety of teams. In all honesty, gives Clifton a run for the #1 spot and probably qualifies as more "famous".)
3. Bob Goode.
4. Kevin Haney.
5. James Maness
6. Joseph Krebs.
I Like The Way The Parachute Comes Out
I've got a big bag of nothing today so I thought I'd show some old footage of Highway 114.
Hey! I've Been Violated

After years of posting stuff from the Star-Telegram, they finally steal an idea from me! I kind of like it.
And the story has an online poll.
6.22.2007
I've Always . . .
"Five Ex-Horned Frogs To Enter Hall Of Fame"
Five former standout TCU student-athletes will comprise the 2007 TCU Lettermen's Association Hall of Fame class. The honorees are Pittsburgh men's basketball coach Jamie Dixon (men's basketball), James Maness (football and track), Al Paschal (baseball), David Roditi (tennis) and Mike Sullivan (football). They will be inducted on Thursday, Sept. 20.
(Source)
James Maness played high school ball at Decatur.
My Netflix Junk
If You Are Pregnant, Have A Heart Condition, Elderly, Or Want To Keep Your Feet, Don't Ride This Ride

This was all over the news this morning but, in case you missed it, I figured you could use a Friday morning-pick-me-up.
Sheesh. And again, sheeeeeesh.
(Story)
Where's Montel Williams When Ya Need Him?
In the rare CPS case I'm involved in, one of the issues we are trying to determine is the identity of the father of a newborn that is in protective custody. Mom (we know who she is) said it was Mr. X. He denied it, so a DNA test was done and Mr. X was right - not the father.
Mom then told us it had to be Mr. Y. Mr. Y denied it, so we DNA test him. Just saw this report roll across my desk: "The alleged father is excluded from paternity."
Man, this is getting tricky.
Kelly Clarkson Says,
War on Mosquitos
6.21.2007
Obama Hip Hop Ringtones

From his official site. (Here.)
From Jon Stewart's Daily Show tonight: "Like most plans for Iraq, its better when you hear it while on Ecstasy."
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