Not in honor of Paris Hilton

in light of Paris Hilton's recent arrest on allegations of cocaine possession, I present a link to a Paul and Storm song that called, "Anything But Paris."

It's been a month, hasn't it?

I guess I just haven't had a lot to say.
A few brief comments:
1. Stephen Strasburg should not be placed on the NL All-Star team. He hasn't pitched enough in the majors to enjoy that honor.
2. There is a new "Apples in Stereo" album available, and I have not purchased it yet.
3. My new favorite comics writer is Chris Roberson. He wrote the "Cinderella" limited series, and is working with Mike Allred on "i, zombie."
4. The Cleveland Indians are a sinking ship. but will probably be more fun to watch as they call up more and more prospects and trade the likes of Russell Branyan and Austin Kearns.
5. Today, for breakfast, I had a cupcake.
6. I am trying to think of something clever to send in to "Groo-Grams" so I can get a letter published in one of the last real letter columns in comics. But, I want to send in something worth being read by millions of Groo readers worldwide. On second thought, maybe I'll just dash off something quickly.
7. Otters are a lot of fun to watch.
8. I have a new bike. I don't have much other than that say. It's a "Raleigh." It's green.

One little Cleveland Indian

There are few bright spots to the Cleveland Indians' season so far, but one of the players I have the most fun watching is pitcher Mitch Talbot.
He has, quite possibly, been the Indians' best pitcher so far this year, despite entering the season with only three games of previous experience, with Tampa Bay in 2008.
He seems to know how to pitch, and even succeeds when he doesn't have his best stuff.

Another good song by XTC

This one actually got a little radio play. It got to #72 on the Billboard chart.

A good song by XTC

This was in a 12-inch LP I have around the house somewhere. When I got it, I played it over and over and over.
Note the train-ish rhythm and the lyrics that kinda of match up.
I can't understand why they didn't record this one and put on an album somewhere.

This about says it all

It was a perfect game

As a Cleveland Indians fan, i certainly did not want to see my team be the victim of a perfect game by Detroit's Armando Galarraga, however, the blown call that ended the game moments ago makes a great case for instant replay.
Jason Donald did not reach the first base before Galarraga's foot touched the bag. It was not a hit.
I wish there was some way to MLB to review that call and give Galarraga the perfect game he deserves.
Donald probably appreciates the extra hit, though ...
I wish I could find a photo of the blown call. If I find one, I'll post it later.