The World, According to Me
A cynical look at, well... just about everything.
Monday, March 24, 2025
Jersey Shore - Sure is a Mess
Wednesday, February 12, 2025
Whoop-de-Frickin-Doo
Well, the Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl.
Those unbearable meatheads who call themselves Eagles fans (already the most obnoxious dummies in the land) will be on overdrive now, as they foam at the mouth and proclaim Philadelphia to be the center of the sporting universe. Never mind that the Flyers haven't won in FIFTY YEARS! And weren't the Phillies the first (and maybe still the only) professional team to accumulate 10,000 losses?
The silver lining to this is that the big red boob in Kansas City has been denied his 3rd consecutive Super Bowl win. Ha!
I read where the NFL paid a license fee to former LA Lakers coach Pat Riley to be able to use the term "three-peat" during the post-game hoopla. Priceless! Nice waste of money!
The air will soon be let out of Philly's tires as the 76ers and Flyers continue their usual suckiness.
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
Policing the Police
On social media, is there anything more satisfying than seeing the spelling/grammar police also make mistakes while they are correcting others?
The admin should have a "You're Fired" button for them.
Wednesday, November 6, 2024
Our Long National Nightmare is Over
No, I'm referring to the endless political commercials and robo-calls.
Wednesday, September 25, 2024
Advertisers are Wasting Their Money
I have Roku, and whenever there's a commercial break (which is all too often), there's a little counter in the corner telling you how many ads you're going to sit through (like "1 of 3", or heaven forbid, "1 of 8"). At least they warn you, so you know how much time you have to go grab a sandwich or what not.
But the worst thing about these breaks is very often, the SAME DAMN COMMERCIAL repeats multiple times during the SAME break. Sometimes more than twice! And occasionally back-to-back.
I assume companies are paying for X number of ads over the course of a given time period, but for the network to burn through 2 or 3 of those in a 5 minute span seems like a waste of money. They are not maximizing their audience reach.
Not that I care if they waste their money, but it's doubly annoying to see the same ad repeated in a break. It's bad enough we have to see it in multiple breaks during the same show.
The net effect is, if I'm pissed-off enough I won't use that product or service just on principle.