by kev on April 30, 2007
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This past weekend was huge if you are a sports fan. Every single major sport had something major happening. Even lame sports like NHL and NBA had exciting fun eventful weekends. Since this blog is supposed to be about “sports, money and pop culture” and it’s been leaning heavily towards the middle one on that […]
by kev on April 26, 2007
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Last fall, I wrote arguably my most serious blog post. It was titled A Christian Warrior, and it outlined Atlanta Braves pitcher John Smoltz’s faith, his competitive nature, and the way I have followed his career since I was a child. I ended the post by writing:
Now 38, Smoltz’s time in baseball is winding down. […]
by kev on April 23, 2007
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A few months back, I wrote about the brain trust at my Verizon Visa account who maintained they could not lower the interest rate on my remaining balance because I had closed my account in 2004. They acted as though this was standard practice with all credit cards - as much as they’d love to […]
by kev on April 17, 2007
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The following is a story I told (to their dismay) quite often to my students during my former days as a high school teacher. It’s a story of procrastination, creative writing, genius, insomnia and caffeine. It was both a warning to my students about what happens when you procrastinate, and a “could your teacher be […]
by kev on April 15, 2007
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If Al Gore was alive to see what has become of his precious invention, the Internet, I believe he would weep. Well, he wouldn’t actually cry (robots cannot cry), but he’d be sad. Why, because MySpace is using the Internet to destroy civilization as we know it.
MySpace is a disease. People get on MySpace because […]
