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Originally Posted 05/14/2010
The Raptor listened to Sportcenter this
morning to catch the results of the Cleveland Cavs versus Boston
Celtics matchup which was held at Boston Garden. The
Cavaliers, with the NBA's best record during 2010 are led by
Lebron James...
Lebron is also known as King James and his
stats are amazing. He can't be more than 25 years old but he
has been league MVP the past two years and he is a superb athlete
and truly deserves to win a championship. The Cavs were motivated
to win this thing in 2010 as the whole world wants LeBron to dump
Cleveland and play for the New York Knicks?...the worst team in
the Eastern Confernece. Cavs management even brought in
Shaquille O'Neil to bolster the middle.
The Boston Celtics on the other hand are a
team...they have been an NBA franchise since the get-go and are
legendary. The Raptor has been a Celtics fan since the early
60's...way back then they had charisma. Their coach was a
gent named Arnod "Red" Auerbach. Their roster included NBA
greats such as Bob Cousey, Bill Russell, KC Jones, Sam Jones, John
Havlicheck and Bailey Howell. at one stretch the team won NBA
Championships 11 times over a 13 year span from 1957 to 1969.
During the Larry Bird years...one of the most
beloved players ever to wear a Celtic uniform the team won
championships in 1981, 1984 and 1986. It was during those
years that Bird along with Kevin McHale and Robert Parrish battled
NBA Super Stars like Magic Johnson in thrilling contests which
held The Raptor's attention with authority!
Unfortunately...the championships dried up
and the interest faded. Prior to the 2008 season, a 22 year
drought existed and Celtic faithful were left with those what if
type dreams. The whole era seemed to be identified with the
tragic death of Len Bias, a fabulous collegiate ballplayer who was
drafted #1 by the Celtics and promptly partied himself to death.
The Celtics fought back with capable play by
new roster additions such as Paul Pierce, Rahjon Rondo and Kevin
Garnett. Garnett, who had been stalled in NBA hell over at
the Minnesota Timberwolves camp ignited the team into solidarity
and the Celtics went on to win the 2008 crown.
Fast forward to 2010...the Cavs and The
Celtics waded through preliminary heats to set up an epic matchup.
Unfortunately, it all came crashing down this week. After
trading spit decisions during the first four contests, the Celtics
totally humiliated the Cavs in Cleveland on Tuesday as Lebron
played one of the worst games of his career. Last nights
contest was equally distressing as Lebron tried valiantly to hold
things together. Scoring an impressive triple double was not
enough and the Celtics prevailed.
Its a weird feeling...The Raptor was pulling
for the Cavs even though the Celtics are my team. I really
wanted to see LeBron bring home the championship to a city that
needs a lift. Browns, Indians, Cavs...its been a tough 50
years...
Originally Posted 03/29/2010
The Raptor has now spent the past two
weekends playing golf at WWGC after a layoff of about 4 months.
It has been great fun to get out and soak up the fresh air while
chatting it up with friends and making new friends in the process.
As a result of this early start to the golf
season...the other tasks have been negligenced. Right from
the get go the most compelling thread has to be how decimated
everyone's NCAA bracket pool has become. With only Duke
surviving the beat down on Number 1 seeds, the tournament has
become somewhat of a "so what" event. However, with West
Virginia surviving into the Final Four, there are a number of
local fans that will tune into to Saturday's game to root for the
Mountaineers.
The Raptor can't even guess who is going to
win this thing, The remaining teams include Duke, Michigan Sate,
Butler and the previously mentioned WVU, so I guess I will pull
for the Big 10 and cheer on the Spartans.
Also in the news is this ongoing "scandal"
which is about to envelope the Pope and is creating a lot of
controversy. In a nutshell, there were some priests who
performed heinous acts of pedophilia years ago that were not
disciplined by the Pope before he was the Pope. This is
laughable since The Raptor is pretty sure this Pope couldn't
discipline he way out of a paper bag let alone deal with complex
issues such as defrocking a pedophile. The irony here is the
fact that in other sections of this site, The Raptor tends to
build content which is contrary to the Catholics and Christians of
this world. The Raptor is saddened by news reports such as
this since there are real problems to be considered and this
should be one of them...perhaps if a few of these bozos were
defrocked in a more vicious manner some of this crap would
cease...but, how is it that The Catholic Bishops can get so
radical in their condemnation of elected officials who support a
woman's right to choose but can't protect the living members of
their church?
Finally, The Raptor is wondering which right
wing jackass (Limbaugh, Beck, Hannity etc.) is going to come out
swinging on President Obama's recent overnight trip to Afghanistan
to provide some encouragement to our troops while delivering some
tough talk to Hamid Kharzai. For sure the talking heads will
register disgust that Obama has some how politicized the war to
curry favor with the American People. Mark my words.
Originally Posted 03/14/2010
The Raptor is excited for the first time in a
long time about a pending change with Big Time College
Football...A Raptor Fav...the news?...The Big Ten (a group of 11
college sports programs which includes Penn State, Ohio State,
Michigan Sate, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Northwestern,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa and Purdue) is considering
incorporating another sports program into it's roster to provide
balance and other amenities and make for increased fan interest.
The principal motivation could very well be
to create conference championship games in the next generation of
the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) in order to REALLY make for
interesting match ups and further the capability of the Big 10 to
compete against other college programs such as Florida, Texas,
Alabama and USC. Notice that The Raptor didn't say
"college football programs" but that's what its all
about.
Over the past 5 to 10 years The Big 10 has
been able to field some strong football teams and make a play for
the BCS Championship Game. Consider these past results...
| Season |
Date |
Winner |
Points |
Loser |
Points |
| 1998 |
1/4/99 |
1
Tennessee (SEC) |
23 |
2
Florida State (ACC) |
16 |
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| 1999 |
1/4/00 |
1
Florida State (ACC) |
46 |
2
Virginia Tech (Big East) |
29 |
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| 2000 |
1/3/01 |
1
Oklahoma (Big 12) |
13 |
2
Florida State (ACC) |
2 |
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| 2001 |
1/3/02 |
1
Miami (Florida) (Big East) |
37 |
2
Nebraska (Big 12) |
14 |
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| 2002 |
1/3/03 |
2
Ohio State (Big Ten) |
31 |
1
Miami (Florida) (Big East) |
24 |
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| 2003 |
1/4/04 |
2
LSU (SEC) |
21 |
1
Oklahoma (Big 12) |
14 |
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| 2004 |
1/4/05 |
1
USC (Pac-10) |
55 |
2
Oklahoma (Big 12) |
19 |
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| 2005 |
1/4/06 |
2
Texas (Big 12) |
41 |
1
USC (Pac-10) |
38 |
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| 2006 |
1/8/07 |
2
Florida (SEC) |
41 |
1
Ohio State (Big Ten) |
14 |
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| 2007 |
1/7/08 |
2
LSU (SEC) |
38 |
1
Ohio State (Big Ten) |
24 |
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| 2008 |
1/8/09 |
2
Florida (SEC) |
24 |
1
Oklahoma (Big 12) |
14 |
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| 2009 |
1/7/10 |
1
Alabama (SEC) |
37 |
2
Texas (Big 12) |
21 |
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1/10/11 |
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There have been obvious trends but it is apparent
that teams like Florida, Texas and Oklahoma have dominated as of
late...but...Ohio State has played in the game 3 out of the past 8
contests and has won one of those games against a tough Miami team
in 2002 and that's probably due to letting Maurice Clarette play
when he should have been in jail. Unfortunately during their
past two visits, Ohio State has been totally and severely whipped
by obviously stronger opponents.
The Raptor can distinctly remember the crass
comments made by supra jerk Woody Page on ESPN's "Around The
Horn" a couple of years ago when Penn State was lurching
towards a possible National Championship Game after besting Ohio
State at home only to loose a heartbreaker to Iowa the following
week. Page thanked the Football Gods that Penn State
lost...thereby insuring the contest between Florida and
Oklahoma. This demonstrates a bias against well coached,
well disciplined teams by sportswriters like Page in favor of
athletic programs who "hire" the best teams in order to
provide the most compelling contest. Forget about the
student athlete...their only concern is the point spread.
Enter Notre Dame...
The Fightin' Irish are considered a prime
candidate to become the next college athletic program to become
part of the Big 10. It makes sense but there is buzz from
the alumni base that it's not necessarily a done deal.
Consider what a this Notre Dame alumni said recently in an email
exchange with The Raptor...
"Assuming
the BCS doesn't change the current rules, I really could not think
of a worse move than to join the Big Whatever. As far as making
money, the only sport that really matters is football and ND has
their own deal with NBC which puts them in a far better position
then they would ever be in if they were to join a conference.
Losing the NBC contract does not appear to be likely as it was
just renewed for an extended period of time for at least the 3rd
time that I can recall. Even with ND having a few bad seasons over
the last 15 years, people still love them or hate them and the
ratings are very good. If fact, almost every one of their away
games (ie not on NBC) are also on national TV. As far as the other
sports, they are already in the Big East which is very strong in
every sport and widely regarded as the strongest conference this
year in Hoops. I stand by my comment that ND can play anybody they
want because they are independent. Over the past 10 years, ND has
played the best teams in the BIG 10 nearly ever year( ie Mich, MSU.,
Pur., OSU, and PSU). No they have not played Wisc. or Iowa but
they also don't have to play NW, Ill. IND.,or Minn. every year.
Instead of playing the same teams every year, they have been able
to schedule teams like USC, LSU, Tenn, Fla. St., Neb., Texas
A&M, Geo. Tech and are able to schedule teams like Oklahoma,
ASU, USC and WSU in the future. It gives the fans and the recruits
a national audience as opposed to a regional one."
Also consider that the Big 10 tendered an
offer to Notre Dame way back in 1999 to join the Big 10 and the
Irish turned it down. Money talks and bullshit walks and its
the attitude of the alumni that they would rather see their
football program sink in a pool of mediocrity while acting as an independent
as opposed to belonging to a conference. It's time to be
pragmatic here... As long as athletic programs
continue to award scholarships (see recent news reports about the
Oregon Football Program) to street thugs who may very well not be
able to spell their own name, quality institutions like Notre
Dame, Ohio Sate and Penn State will be hard pressed to compete for
the National Championship. The Raptor has come
out in favor of Notre Dame joining the Big 10. While the
money is good in the present deal, it's possible that NBC could
change their segmentation strategy in the future. If the
Irish keep fielding mediocre teams, the fans who are still paying
attention will dwindle. Patton said it best..."All real
Americans love the sting of battle. When you were kids, you all
admired the champion marble shooter, the fastest runner, the big
league ball player, the toughest boxer. Americans love a winner
and will not tolerate a loser. Americans play to win all the
time" It's possible The Raptor could be
wrong but it makes sense for Notre Dame to join the Big 10.
What are the options?...Pitt?...come on Notre Dame get on board
and lets "Bring It On!"
Originally Posted 02/12/2010
There never seems to be enough time in the
day for important matters and lately with weather issues and other
responsibilities, it has been difficult if not impossible to keep
browsers of this site up to date on what is on The Raptor's plate.
One item that continues to burn is the
awfulness that is the Republican Party. Consider the GOP's
next candidate from hell, Sara Palin. Governor Palin was in
the news recently after her successful address to the annual Tea
Party Convention which was held this past weekend.
Palin, who continues, along with other
Republican dofuses such as Rush Limbaugh to be the gift that keeps
on giving...for The Raptor...is seen here lounging on a Bear which
she apparently shot in the wilds of Alaska
Going back to last weekend, Governor Palin is
hot for the Presidency and as such will say or do anything to
appeal to her base...whom ever it happens to be at that moment.
So when called upon to address our Nations voting block of
malcontents, she needed to keep several key issues on her mind.
Lacking a brain, she elected to write them on her right palm and
so now we know that Governor Palin is all excited about Energy,
Tax Cuts and Lifting The American Spirit. The coolest thing
to note here is how Governor Palin first wrote "Budget Cut"...then
wrote "Lift American Spirit"...then went back and crossed out
"Budget" and wrote in "Tax"...what happened here Sara?...no white
out available?
If this is all it takes to get mindless sheep
to vote for you maybe I should take a crack at it. What
could I write on my hand? Probably something
like...Childhood Obesity, Drug Addiction and Criminalizing the
XBox.
Another major player in the present
Republican Strategy for 2012 game is Newt Gingrich. Gingrich
is the ultimate GOP role model. He's white, older, fat and
has a big obnoxious mouth as is evidenced by the photo...
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It not to difficult to imagine what
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Gingrich was recently seen on Comedy
Central's "The Daily Show" and decided to come out and criticize
President Obama's administration for reading the Underwear Bomber
his rights rather than interrogate the poor bastard in order to
gain some valuable intel on his Al-Quiada overlords. The
event is best summed up by Sam Stein of The Huffington Post...
"Newt Gingrich tried on Wednesday to brush
off the glaring gaffe he made this week on "The Daily Show" when
he insisted that the Bush administration was right to read shoe
bomber Richard Reid his Miranda rights because he was an American
citizen.
But in doing so, the former GOP House Speaker
only dug his hole deeper.
In a post on his Twitter page, Gingrich
explained that when he made the Reid comment to the "Daily Show"'s
Jon Stewart his reference was actually to Jose Padilla. Reid,
after all, is a British citizen -- Padilla is American.
But Gingrich wasn't done there. In a dig at
the Obama White House, he added to the tail end of his tweet:
"Treating terrorists like criminals wrong no matter who is Pres."
That's a standard GOP talking point, and yet
when President Bush moved the Padilla case from a military setting
to the criminal system, it was Gingrich who came to his defense
despite conservative howls of protest, a Democratic source points
out.
Appearing on Fox News in November 2005, the
former speaker said the following when asked whether it was "a
loss" for the Bush White House to have tried Padilla in civilian
courts after holding him for three-and-a-half years as an enemy
combatant:
"Well, I think if they believe they have
enough evidence to convict him, going through the process of
convicting him and holding him, I suspect, maybe for the rest of
his life without parole would not be -- would hardly be seen as a
loss," Gingrich said.
The former speaker went on to note that Bush
was "wrestling with what are the real ground rules for dealing
with people who are clearly outside of normal warfare" --
suggesting, implicitly, that a criminal setting was appropriate
for Padilla because it was the most effective at the time. "[W]e
don't have a good set of rules," he declared.
But that is a mirror of the Obama
administration's current argument -- the one that Gingrich
criticized on Twitter.
The Raptor can sympathize with Gingrich.
I am fat too and a lot of times, I say things which are
inappropriate. The difference is that I am not an elected
official charge with managing the affairs of this Country!
Gingrich has stated he has not ruled out a possible run at the
White House. Another gift that keeps on giving...
Originally Posted 01/18/2010
The Raptor would like to mention that last
Wednesday, on my post which is reviewable below...I suggested that
certain members of the Republican Party would have their balls in
a bunch over the disaster in Haiti. Little did The Raptor
realize that the voice of the Republican Party, Rush Limbaugh,
would jump on the band wagon and perhaps get his tittie in a
twister in the process...you see...Limbaugh
pictured in
a familiar pose behind bars...stated that real Americans should
NOT donate funds to Haitian disaster relief since it would improve
President Obama's position with "light skinned and dark skinned
African Americans"...Way to go Rush...you are the gift that keeps
on giving!
Originally Posted 01/13/2010
It’s a new day and there are a fresh set of
stories migrating into our homes as we sip the morning Red
Bull...First, and obviously the most compelling is the devastating
earthquake which has struck the nation of Haiti. The quake,
measuring about 7.5 on the Richter Scale has apparently leveled
the capital city of Port Au Prince. The quake occurred about
one hour before darkness yesterday so those individuals unlucky
enough to be in one of the shanties which predominate the region
have now been crushed between concrete slabs for over 12 hours in
total darkness.
As their only recourse is to pray to a tone
deaf God, they can enjoy their life forces ebbing away all the
while knowing that soon...they will be in heaven. This is
another example for the Dave Heintziel's of the world (see The God
Page for additional background on Mr. Heintzel) to reinforce the
theme that God...and Jesus...love us. Yes...they love us
soooo much that they periodically have to engineer catastrophes
such as this earthquake in order to test faith and bring common
enemies together to save the residual zombies that will be sitting
on a stoop in their own excrement waiting for the help that will
come their way from...
...the U.S. Taxpayers. Can you imagine
the thorn sticking in the craw of such limp dicks as Mitch
McConnel, John Kyl, John Ensign, and John Boehner as they prepare
to offer their condolences and prayers for the Haitians all the
while wailing and gnashing their teeth over the government aid
which will flow to Haiti..
While it's taboo to help poor island nations
such as Haiti and Cameroon out of the squalor they exist in, it's
admirable to ravage a nation like Afghanistan to win the War on
Terror.
Speaking of the other news of the day...The
Raptor's old friend, Sara Palin has been in the news again.
She has just come down from cloud nine after the successful
release of her book..."Going Rouge", only to realize that normal
individuals such as Mark Halperin and John Heilman can write too.
And write they did with their just released book..."Game Change",
which seems to deal with 2008 as it pertained to the Presidential
election.
The most compelling stories to come from this
book involve Senate Majority Leader, Harry Reid (D-NV) stating
that Barack Obama was desirous since he was a light skinned
African-American who did not possess the "negro dialect".
Also, that Bill and Hillary Clinton are awful (Clinton organized a
transition team before the primaries we over) and that Governor
Palin could not disseminate the reasoning behind a North and South
Korea. Palin also has been clashing with McCain/Palin
campaign staffer Steve Schmidt as of late. Schmidt came out
on 60 Minutes to reveal how Governor Palin was having difficulty
prepping for her debate with Senator Joe Biden and had a
unconscious tick which caused her to refer to him as "O'Biden".
She also went into a "blue funk' and became squeamish. This is
hilarious...What a dolt! And she wanted to be our latex
salesman!
The Raptor is dismayed to learn that NBC has
messed up the late night talk show scene...again! It was
just about 15 years ago that Carson retired and Jay Leno and David
Letterman came out swinging to determine who would host the iconic
"Tonight Show". Now the combatants will be Leno and Conan
O'Brien. News to follow for sure but the gist of the story
is that O'Brien has been asked to step aside to allow Leno to host
a on half hour show preceding his show. For this he is
feeling unappreciated. This is all moot for The Raptor since
I am usually asleep by 10PM.
On the local scene, the region has seen
almost 4 feet of snow fall since January 1st and the piles are
impressive! Fortunately The Raptor has a 8 HP snow blower
with electric start capability and as a result the driveway is in
excellent shape. The Raptor enjoyed the shootout between
Green Bay and Arizona this past weekend and can safely say that
The Taliban don't know what their missing. If they could
figure out a way to take their difference to the athletic field,
the world would be a better place.
This weekend the matchups include: The
Cardinals versus The Saints (Sat - 4:30) and The Ravens at The
Colts (8:15). Meanwhile on Sunday The Cowboys will be
visiting The Vikings for a 1PM contest while the Jets will go
cross country to test the mettle of The Chargers in a 5:00 game.
Predicting the outcome can be tricky but here
goes...The AFC Championship game will pit the Chargers and The
Colts while the NFC Championship will feature The Cowboys and The
Cardinals. Meanwhile the Super Bowl will see The Cowboys up
against The Colts with The Colts winning the big Tamale.
Originally Posted 01/07/2010
It’s safe to state that everyone has a
morning routine and The Raptor is no exception. Aside from the
traditional procedures which involve personal hygiene, The Raptor
also likes to pick up a morning cup of coffee as well as some
munch able sandwich or sweet roll.
Many of you out there might say to
yourself…”how silly…he could just as easily brew a cup of coffee
at home and save a lot of money” If you are thinking that…forget
about it…saving money is not the operative issue here. It’s
trying to learn more about what is happening in the trailer park
regions of the world.
You see…most of the attendants who work at
places like McDonald’s or Burger King and make minimum wage either
live in a trailer, a shanty or a converted lean-to which they have
attached to a culvert.
In addition, if you’re the kind of sped that
likes to save money by brewing up a mug of coffee at home, your
probably also the kind of personage that will drive to Country
Fair, park at the gas pump, walk into the store, use a frequent
flyer credit card to purchase the 5 cent off gas card and walk
back out to the car to pump the gas. Consider this Mr. Thrift…at
5 cents a gallon you have just saved $.75 cents by filling up a
car that has a 15 gallon tank. If your car gets 20 miles to the
gallon and you drive 10,000 miles per year, you will save a
whopping $25.00 over the course of the year while spending almost
6 hours of your life walking to the store and back to the car
while inconveniencing the other patrons who are there trying to
get a cup of f***ing coffee!
Anyhow, back to the story…The Raptor’s
morning coffee routine is variable in that I have identified 3 or
4 places en route to work where I can pick up a coffee and a sweet
roll. The current prime spots are Tim Horton’s (cool jerks like
to refer to it as Timmy Hoes), Burger King (cool designation
unavailable) and McDonald’s (Mickey Dees). In a pinch The Raptor
will stop at the previously mentioned Country Fair but as a rule
despises getting out of the car for fear of having to get behind
the previously mentions gas saver jerk or the half asleep
on-the-way-to high school smoking skank. Also available is the
Kwick Fill which is the most poorly designed coffee emporium ever
conceived by man but is desirable since there is NEVER anyone
buying anything at that store…not sure how they stay in business.
The three prime locations feature differing
desirable delectables. At Tim Horton’s, The Raptor likes to pick
up a large coffee and a cinnamon roll lathered with frosting
(price - $2.56). At Burger King, I go with the large coffee
coupled with the croisssandwich with sausage and cheese (no egg
please) (price - $4.22). Finally, At McDonald’s The Raptor goes
with the large coffee with a sausage McMuffin with no egg (price
$3.59).
All was well with the world until Wednesday
January 6th, 2010 when The Raptor elected to try
McDonald’s for the morning routine. The Raptor was filled with
tremendous trepidation regarding this visit. You see…McDonald’s
have just opened their new store at 26th and Zuck which
was directly across from the old store on the South side of the
roadway. McDonald’s had performed this relocation for the simple
reason that breakfast has become extremely important to the
corporate bottom line and the owners felt they could maximize
revenue by getting the traffic which was entering the city as
opposed to the traffic which was leaving the city. Oh how wrong
this whole exercise has become.
For starters, the entrance to the parking lot
is extremely tight and two cars (or trucks) attempting to cross in
the apron of the drive could potentially run into each other.
Second, due to the busy intersection, there are instances where 5
or 6 vehicles could be stuck in queue waiting to exit the drive.
Third, this backlog of exiting vehicles shuts down the capability
of patrons attempting to place an order since they can not get to
the operator. Fourth, the order station has a robotic first
responded who asks a preprogrammed question such as “Welcome to
McDonald’s…would you like to order Mocha?” Immediately after that
occurs and you are so disorientated, an actual attendant comes
over the speaker to take your order. In the three times The
Raptor has tried to pick up a coffee, the operator has had
tremendous difficulty getting the order correct.
However, this most recent visit was the worst
one yet. Amazingly, there was very little traffic at the store as
it was about 6:45. Unfortunately, there was something wrong
inside the store and The Raptor couldn’t figure out if it was a
leak in the roof or an ice machine but everyone was stumbling
around the store. The attendant, who was a vacant appearing
blonde woman approximately 20 years of age was confused about the
order process but, come on…how tough can it be to punch up a
coffee and a Sausage McMuffin? After finally getting the order
straight, The Raptor was now stunned to learn that the price of
the order had shot up to $4.11! That was a 14percent increase!
The rest of the experience involved getting back on to 26th
Street which was near impossible due to snowy conditions coupled
with slow moving traffic.
The Raptor was forced to travel east to the
Country Fair at Zuck…drive through the parking lot and get onto
Zuck…then turn left or west to head to work…needless to say, The
Raptor will not be heading to McDonald’s any time soon. Sorry
Ronald!...it’s time to find a new vendor for the morning routine.
Originally Posted 12/12/09
The Raptor has been mulling over yesterday's
developments in this Tiger Woods melodrama. For most of the
day, The Raptor recalled the post which placed blame for Tiger's
demise on his wife's shoulders - it was the "she made me do
it" defense. This theory was further defined by a story
or "fable" which demonstrated the prevailing attitudes
and postures of many of our nations fairer sex.
The Raptor would like to reiterate here that
I've seen it all before and this concept I am trying to explore is
as a result of meeting up with way too many of the superficial
type of spouse who has adopted a persecution complex over
marriage.
It is dead wrong to advocate adultery.
It's bad, there is no doubt in my mind.
So in fairness to Tiger Woods and his request
for privacy, I am extracting yesterday's post in hopes of
contributing a positive gesture. As a result, The Raptor
will formulate other threads later this weekend and submit them
for your approval
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