November 20, 2009
The Bob Loblaw Law Blog

The content is irrelevant, the name, ala Arrested Development, is priceless.

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“ In an abrupt reversal, Knicks officials decided late Thursday not to offer Iverson a contract, putting an end to their brief flirtation, according to a person close to the deliberations. Although team officials were highly intrigued by Iverson, a four-time scoring champion, they finally decided that he posed too great a risk because of his long history of problems on and off the court.
Knicks Decide Not to Pursue Iverson - NYTimes.com WTG Walsh!  I was intrigued by the prospect too, but this was definitely the right decision.  Replacing Starbury with A.I. would have been a typical Knicks joke.
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November 18, 2009
“ Nothing like a trade to Golden State to remind you that now might be a good time to have that surgical procedure you were waiting on.
Steve Alexander, RotoWorld, commenting on the Warrior’s recent acquisition of Raja Bell.
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November 7, 2009

WHO HEALTH WARNING - SARDS HITS CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES

[From Larry, after Em didn’t respond immediately… Bravo, Brooks]

WHO HEALTH WARNING - SARDS HITS CONTINENTAL UNITED STATES
Friday, November 6, 2009 (New York, NY)

It seems that swine flu is not the only contagious disease hitting US shores this year.  SARDS, sudden acute replying deficiency syndrome, has shown up in several US cities, most notably New York City with a high concentration on the Upper West Side in the low 80s.  Like swine flu, SARDS has a long incubation period. In some cases, SARDS remained dormant for over 3 years. Symptoms include an inability to respond to phone calls, text messages, facebook posts and event Twitter “tweets.” In severe cases, individuals have reported spacing out, needing to say “I gotta go,” and walking away mid conversation.

Doctors have confirmed that SARDS, while annoying, is not life threatening. Symptoms usually last for 1-2 weeks and disappear with no lasting effects.

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My mother-in-law saw these and thought of em and me. Is that weird? You be judge…

My mother-in-law saw these and thought of em and me. Is that weird? You be judge…

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October 31, 2009
Indeed.

Indeed.

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October 28, 2009
Playing Doctor on YouTube

As we wait for the health care debate to be settled, Brett explores the free and universal option that 300 million Americans already have access to…the YouTube option.

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October 24, 2009
Not lettin the rain get in the way of saturday night on the town!

Not lettin the rain get in the way of saturday night on the town!

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Uncle Larry, Elliebear and Sharon @ saturday brunch

Uncle Larry, Elliebear and Sharon @ saturday brunch

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Em squared!

Em squared!

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