I am super tired and sleepy today. We got disk 1 of '24' season 5 in
the mail yesterday and last night my Wife and I immediately watched the
first two episodes. Normally that would not be a problem but we did not
start it till after 9PM, so it was late when we stopped watching.
I could have watched the whole, 4 episode disk in one shot, that is
how addicted I am to that show, but my Wife gave me the, 'don't even
think of starting another one because it's way to late,' look. BUT
WE'RE RUNNING OUT OF TIME and JACK IS ON THE RUN and CHLOE JUST GOT
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY!! Must see what happens NEXT!!
No dice.
I realize I am a season behind most people with this show so in
order to avoid learning something that I don't want to know about
season 5, I do my best to ignore any ads or references to the current
season of '24' which is due to start soon.
Generally if I see an ad for the upcoming season come on TV, I will
scramble for the remote and try to change the channel as quickly as
possible while closing my eyes and yelling 'LA LA LA LA LA!' If my Wife
is watching TV at the time she will start yelling, CHANGE IT!! CHANGE
IT QUICK!!!!'
This can make finding the remote kind of hard, but it has to be done lest any '24' season 5 secrets get revealed.
After '24' was finished I had to write my football story for Faster
Than the World, so I was up even later. So now I am tired. And sleepy.
And I am on my 2nd cup of coffee. And I will need more later. And I
just used 'and' a lot in that little paragraph there. And that's all.
Ok I'm stopping.
The Pats play Miami this weekend. They can clinch the AFC East with
a win AND a J-E-T-S loss. (Go Bills.) I have a feeling Miami is going
to be a tough game for The Pats. Fortunately, last week's game vs The Lions ended up as a win for
The Pats, but it did not exactly instill a lot of confidence in the team's
chances of running the table against so called, 'weaker' teams...
After last week's lack-luster
performance against The Lions, I think
The Pats will be out to prove that last week was an aberration and they will be extra motivated and up for this game, (as they should be anyway).
The outcome of this upcoming game vs. The Fish will have major playoff implications for
The Pats, as they try to move up in the AFC Conference standings and
maybe grab a bye week spot. I have no doubt that Miami will be doing
everything it possibly can to spoil The Pats' chance at clinching the division
and ruin their hopes of moving up in the AFC standings.
Damn Fish.
I'm sure The Fish also appreciate that they are playing at home in
December, instead of in New England. I kind of think the New England
players will not really mind playing in Florida this time of year
either.
It used to be that Pats/Fish games were scheduled so that both teams
got an advantage on each other with each game. The Pats used to always
have to go down to Miami in September or October and play in 150 degree
heat, while The Fish always had to come up to New England in December
and freeze. Lately the league has been switching it around so that
Miami comes up here in Sept/Oct and New England goes down to Miami in
December.
In the end I guess that works out better for The Pats who get to
play Miami in 'normal' weather twice a year, as opposed to going from
one extreme to another, which I think was one of the big factors in why
these two teams would often split the wins year after year.
Whatever. As long as The Pats win on Sunday, it's all good.
GO PATS