buckeyemike

Wow...no one has mentioned this one yet. How quickly we forget. My favorite Friend. But, she's actually third for me...#1 would be Connie Britton, second would be Lauren Graham.

Fine with me.

Great! But I think I should run...

Ah, a Blue fan. Have you enjoyed the last four butt-kickings?

Hmmm...we will see come early January 2009.

Are you objecting to the following: 1) The sheer size of the pumpkins via the use of steroids. 2) The fact that Ohio farmers would paint a huge pumpkin to look like a buckeye nut. If it is number 2, then you sir are a Michigan fan, and your letter will be promptly fed to the shredder.

I think we need to follow Stewie Griffin and tell Matthew to go away... In McConnaughey's defense, he was also pretty good in "We Are Marshall", actually playing a somewhat normal person there. His brother is also on "Black Gold", the new truTV reality show.

Why not?

Some here seem to think it's Amy Winehouse.

I've been to Miami. Parts of the beachfront along Collins Avenue are getting a bit run down, too. It's known for one thing: year-round warm weather. Otherwise, what do you have? A southern, coastal version of Detroit.

I agree with you regarding "You Know I'm No Good". I was blown away the first time I heard that song. Her actions show a self-destructive personality, despite all her talent.

My father's favorite comic. Dad's a year older than George and has some heart trouble too. I was really introduced to Carlin in his funny turn as Rufus in "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure". Favorite line of his: Peachy Keen. What does that mean? Sometimes I've been peachy. Sometimes I've been keen. But I've never been peachy keen, except for one brief moment in 1966, and I think drugs had something to do with it. RIP, George.

Must be a really slow week for questions like this on the Wall. As for me...not really, but I eat every single crumb out of a bag of Taco Doritos.

Lana? Have at it.

Happy birthday all tree of youse.

That is all. Carry on.

I agree. Obviously, with virtually every television show consisting of scantily clad hotties and abundant penis jokes, Hollywood has not done the kids in this country any favors. I'm glad I'm pushing 40. I would hate to be growing up now.

Other things the study found: 1) Pot use leads to eating Munchos and Funyuns. 2) Heavy pot use leads to giggling and watching Monty Python and the Holy Grail at 3:30 A.M. 3) Heavy drinking leads to waking up the next morning, finding out that hottie next to you has turned into Patty from "The Simpsons". Come on. I would have told you all this for half of the grant money...a flat $125,000.00 fee.

Dan Quayle had the same argument 15+ years ago...remember Murphy Brown?

I'm not much for reality TV (most of it sucks), but since this is done by the guy who created "Deadliest Catch", I thought I would give it a try. This show is excellent. Three oil rigs in West Texas have 50 days to strike oil. It really shows how much work has to be done just to attempt to strike oil, as well as how dangerous the work is. It's really fascinating. Anyone else watch this last night?

Yep. He's gonna miss the rest of the golf season, according to ESPN.com. Think about this: He won the U.S. Open, probably the world's toughest tournament, on a bad knee and a broken leg.

The Harley-Davidson museum opens on July 12, if you'll be in Milwaukee again next month: Link

Get well soon, Mr. Millbank.

One thing you guys may not know about Russert: While he was in law school here, he did some work promoting concerts. He got a guy from New Jersey to make his first Cleveland-area appearance in 1974. That artist was Bruce Springsteen. He played at John Carroll's gym.