Chipping in with the ol’ Sunday Morning Post

Oh — didn’t see you all there. Good morning. Pull up a….well, I’m just leaning on the counter.

I know. i was expecting Sunday Gravy too. Guess it’s after the S Bowel.

So I guess you’re all getting along pretty well around here with the sudden cancelation of Quotables; a laboriously clunkering Twin Picks (which, like many things in CIN, [insert killer AJ McCarron joke that makes SOS look like an absolute fraud of a humourist]; and the still-unfinished Serial production.

I’m home alone today (well, last night, wife comes home late this morning and we go together to get the boy this PM). I’m pretty out of touch on who is responsible for stuff or what the agenda is (see how my posts always end up stepping on people) but, personally, I don’t like commenting on a night post the next morning. I like my defined spaces. No I’m not arbitrarily knocking out this wall, twat who has an opinion on the place I spend majority of my time. Fix your tired eyes and smile more.

Think of my drop in as an early Super Bowl Media Day appearance. Like the weird Academy Awards they give out at like 10am, Blax is a perfect washed up first guest. And why? Because, in NFL terms, I don’t charge anything.

By the way, I was driving yesterday morning and saw a “See Something, Say Something” billboard for Phoenicians to contact authorities because our city is more at risk for terror attacks with the Big Game in town. Couple thoughts:

1) What is the real statistical increased likelihood of a terror attack due to the event? I mean, if it’s that significant then maybe we need to reconsider that, you know if there’s an impending terror threat, the city should give the NFL their profits up front and just add it to a rental car tax that cannot be enforced? Or maybe let San Antonio deal with all this nonsense and focus on hanging out and not having a bunch of bullshit going on all day when I’m trying to just pono up down here before my grass dies/is-in-a-car-wreck all summer?

2) If I have to run a “we need everyone in the city to keep this enormous event safe or else the game and entire city is going to get Chinuked^tm” ad, then we should get to say Super Bowl. We’re talking about national security and I have to tiptoe around speaking in code so I don’t violate the intellectual law of a monopoly that surely needs pointed protections in the media.

Anyways, I’m working on the company website this morning. No good sports on that I know of. It’s early Feb — how you all looking for your next 60-90 day projects/plans/obligations? End of Q1 is just around the corner.