And as far as I’m concerned it can’t cometh too soon.

If this theory is true, then judging by the hemlines we saw in Vegas all during our recent Goodboys weekend we should be at 0% unemployment. Yes, they were that short.

Reading assignment for Lent: Mark D. Roberts’ Can We Trust the Gospels?: Investigating the Reliability of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. Since everything Roberts writes is always good, I expect this to be no different and an excellent read.

Here’s a band for frequent commenter Jana – check out The Tikiyaki Orchestra, and get all their CDs pronto. Aloha, Baby! and Stereoexotique are the best of the lot. They’re a real find – think a combination of lounge and exotica with an occasional splash of surf. They’re certain to be heavily featured in my in-progress exotica music compilation. (More on that to come!)

Watched the GOP debate Wednesday night on CNN, broadcasting from next door in Mesa, AZ. I don’t know who won – the consensus appears to be Newt Gingrich – but I’ve stopped caring who wins these stupid made-for-TV events and the insipid questions asked by so-called “gotcha journalists”. I’m tired of the debates and just want to get the election to unseat Barack Obama underway. We’re gonna get stuck with Mitt Romney, anyways, so why bother?

Tiger Woods misses an easy six-foot putt to lose his Accenture World Match Play round against a very beatable Nick Watney. As I’ve said before, until Tiger does something to prove me wrong, he looks like just another ordinary good golfer out there. Sure, he’ll win an event or two down the line, but neither he or his game strike fear into anyone anymore on the PGA Tour.

R.I.P Medulla Oblongata. We had you for only eight months, but you were a good fish (or at least as good as fish is capable of being). We haven’t yet gotten the hang of how to care for beta fish, maybe one of these days we’ll give it another try…