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Tag Archives: Commentary
Papa, Why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?
It’s safe to say that I’m a fat guy pizza aficionado. Papa John’s is my favorite among the chain pizza “restaurants.” In fact, placing a Sunday order to PJ’s is an almost-weekly ritual during football season. Put simply, I’m a frequent … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, General Culture and News
Tagged Advertising, Commentary, Food, General Culture and News, Humor, Nutrition, Obesity, Papa John's, Papa Points, Pizza
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Nine Issues That May Frame the Next Generation of Political Debate
With gay marriage legalization proliferating and the near-inevitability of same-sex marriage being legal in nearly every jurisdiction within a decade, the question becomes what will be the next “cause” that will begin to make legislative gains over the next twenty … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Politics
Tagged Commentary, Conservatism, Culture War, Fossil Fuels, Freedom of Speech, Hate Speech, Immigration, Income Redistribution, Liberalism, Libertarianism, Marriage Law, Politics, Religion, Student Debt, The Constitution, The Environment, The First Amendment, The Rich, The War on Drugs, Vegans, Vegetarians
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Awkward Moments in Entertainment History: A Steady Ringtone
Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig had already established themselves as international film stars by 2009. Each achieved superstardom thanks to involvement with powerhouse movie franchise: Jackman was “Wolverine” from the X-Men series, while Craig landed the coveted role of James … Continue reading
SitCombat: 5/10/12
The future of the Office and 30 Rock is still in doubt, although both may be moving toward official renewals. Both also may wind up knowing going in that next season will be their last. 30 Rock moves along a … Continue reading
More Fun With Old Articles
I saw this gem over the weekend. The 1972 article recounts the then-novel prospect of female managers for a boys’ sport (in this case, the baseball team). There’s a lot to like about this piece, including: 1. The coach, local … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, General Culture and News, Sports
Tagged 1970s, Commentary, General Culture and News, Sexism, Sports
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The Company Man
Yesterday, April 29th, was World Wish Day. It’s a day that celebrates the legacy of the Make-a-Wish Foundation “with wishes being granted worldwide. It’s a day to think about how wishing makes our world better.” Those are the words of … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Sports, Television
Tagged Brock Lesnar, Commentary, Extreme Rules, John Cena, Lord Tensai, Pro Wrestling, Sports, Sports Entertainment, Television, WWE
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Vin Scully
As I type this, we’re just minutes away from the much-anticipated debut of (mildly controversial) Nationals phenom Bryce Harper. The Nationals take on the Dodgers tonight in Los Angeles. Because of that, Vin Scully will have the distinction of calling Bryce … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Sports
Tagged Bryce Harper, Commentary, Dodgers, Major League Baseball, Mickey Mantle, MLB, Sports, Vin Scully
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SitCombat: 4/26/12
As the barren, post-apocalyptic world of the Office scrambles to find fresh water and seeks shelter in a burned-out building on a charred city street, 30 Rock loads up with a live episode for a possible ninth consecutive victory. I … Continue reading
Posted in Commentary, Reviews, Television
Tagged 30 Rock, Alfie and Abner, Blackface, Chatterton Syndrom, Commentary, Donkey Stringbean, Heinrich Spaceman, Jamie Garnett, Jon Hamm, Leo Spaceman, Oxylaprodexatrin, Prince William and Prince: Time-traveling Fart Detectives, Reviews, SitCombat, St. Ray Ray’s Blatholic Church, Television, The Joey Montero Show, The Kraft Product Placement Comedy Hour, The Office
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What to Make of Mad Men’s Fifth Season
Mad Men concluded its fifth season last night with an episode that seemed to revert the story—or at least Don’s story—to its factory settings. Nothing’s for sure thanks to the semi-cliffhanger ending, but we at least got a hint that … Continue reading →