The San Francisco Giants Should Keep Tim Lincecum

Sure, the Giants need offensive help. But in the official first year of the post-Barry Bonds era, rebuilding takes courage, patience, and, most importantly, PITCHING. No team can succeed without pitching, well not unless you have mega-hitting, and Rios can’t do it all himself, especially when he would be surrounded by the double play-duo of Omar Vizquel and Ray Durham. It should be noted that I have been saying for a couple of years that Kevin Frandsen should be allowed to prove himself at 2B. And for the most part, he seems perfectly capable. … Continue reading…The San Francisco Giants Should Keep Tim Lincecum

Pet Peeve Cinq: Drivers Without Headlights

Idiotic drivers drive me crazy. For the most part, I can tolerate those insane drivers who cut through lanes left and right without signaling. I’m okay with them mostly because for some reason they never really seem to disrupt the traffic flow. They weave in and out of lanes without any other car even tapping their brakes. So, as long as they don’t pressure me to get out of their way, I’m cool with it. … Continue reading…Pet Peeve Cinq: Drivers Without Headlights

You’re Considered A “Late Starter” If You Lose Your Virginity At 22

Delaying sexual activity may “create health risks by impeding development of the emotional, cognitive, and interpersonal skills that are crucial to satisfactory sexual functioning and general well-being,” they [Dr. Theo G.M. Sandfort and his colleagues] add. — A sex study. … Continue reading…You’re Considered A “Late Starter” If You Lose Your Virginity At 22

Ted Turner’s Atlanta Braves Managing Stint

“May 11, 1977: During a 16-game losing streak, Atlanta Braves owner Ted Turner sends manager Dave Bristol on 10-day scouting trip and steps in to manage the team. Under Turner, the losing streak reaches 17 games after a 2-1 defeat by the Pirates. ‘Managing isn’t all that difficult,’ insists Turner. ‘Just score more runs than the other guy.'” – John Kuenster in Baseball Digest (Sept. 2007, 21). … Continue reading…Ted Turner’s Atlanta Braves Managing Stint