Last Call
Monday, September 6th, 2010Everyone enjoy their weekend?

Before I shunt you off to The Gally Blog for tonight’s Last Call, I want to quiz the three of you who remain: Since (and I’m being honest here) many authors who used to write haven’t come back (depsite saying they would), a handful of writers and commenters disappeared with no notice, and Real Life taking its toll on a significant portion of the remaining faithful, I’d like to know from you who remain whether it’s worth continuing to gather together here. Here’s two options:
- Should we close the Pub permanently?
- Should we cut back to only a few days a week? If so, which days to keep?
Vote in the comments section.If you have another option(s) or idea(s), by all means, shout out in the comments as well. After you’ve done your civic duty, head off to The Gally Blog.

Raise a Glass
Everyone in the Northeast ready for the first French Toast Event of the season? Good gravy, you’d think it had never rained here before – the market was chaos. At noon. On a Thursday. I was, of course, highly annoyed, as this is a chore that I detest for myriad reasons. I did however buy a 2-liter of Mt. Dew throwback as a consolation prize for myself. So…net zero?



I was gonna let the people moaning and crying about Ohio State-Michigan maybe not being the last game of the Big Ten (Twelve?) season have it this morning. Keyword there is “gonna”. But then I decided it’s really not worth it because if they want to be upset about something so mundane, then just have at it. I’m slowly running out of steam when it comes to righteous anger over anything in sports lately, because it all just seems like so much noise. I mean, honestly, damn near every so-called tradition in sports has gone out the window in the last generation or so. I give thanks every day that certain things have stuck around, like Army-Navy still being the last regular season game, and OSU-Michigan, and Notre Dame-USC and Florida-Georgia and all the rest of them, but if they went away, what would happen? Nothing. The world would keep on spinning and we’d all be okay.