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11 November 2009 @ 11:17 | Posted in » Baseball, Concerts, Culinary, Entertainment, Family, GPS Games, Geocaching, New Jersey, Politics, Sports

This is the latest chuckle from Groundspeak:

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Ha ha ha! . . . How come when I opted out of being on Audible’s mailing list, I was informed it would take 10 days to get me off? That is unbelievable in this day . . . Getting ready to work with St. Stephen seguing into The Eleven is definitely the way to ensure a happy disposition . . . My daughter multi-tasks: she plays both Farmville and Cafe World at the same time. Scary . . . Thank you veterans. My day off, the time with my son, and the joy of smoking this turkey are all due to you. God bless you . . . Today’s evidence that you can find anything on the Internet, I offer you this video. Kewl. Who knew? . . .

How to Eat a Chicken Wing – An Eating Chicken Wings Breakthough! @ Yahoo! Video

And just to start the day off correctly, this is what I had for breakfast . . . The Spectrum is selling off seats prior to its demolition. Too bad I can’t purchase specific seats. I just may have put up for these seats . . . Millville’s Christmas tree is in place . . . The Soprano State should be required reading for taxpayers. Doing so will takeaway the wonder why there are so many commissions. Commissions/agencies can borrow money without taxpayer approval. Just today it was announced that one of these will use some of ~~its~~ our money to ~~pay/bribe~~ lure foreign businesses to Millville. Sigh . . . While I understand the issue with how to introduce Mark McGwire as the Cardinals new hitting coach (and there’s not an easy way to overcome that given the almost certainty that he cheated), what is more amazing is that any team thought McGwire had something to ffer as a hitting coach. Other than home runs, what are your impressions of McGwire as a hitter? . . .