Comments on: Olbermelange http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/ Blogging Keith Olbermann Fri, 22 Aug 2008 03:12:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: jamescraven http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6929 jamescraven Fri, 02 May 2008 16:50:14 +0000 http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6929 I also have a side order of loofah with that if you want! :LOL!: I also have a side order of loofah with that if you want! :LOL!:

]]> By: redtoots http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6928 redtoots Fri, 02 May 2008 03:41:55 +0000 http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6928 Brutii, I think that sandwich is what our friend James is serving at his nightclub with a healthy dose of Zombie Goulet. Brutii, I think that sandwich is what our friend James is serving at his nightclub with a healthy dose of Zombie Goulet.

]]> By: jamescraven http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6926 jamescraven Fri, 02 May 2008 00:47:06 +0000 http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6926 On this day in the year 1883, the Philadelphia Phillies played their very first game in the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs, and lost at home to the Providence Grays by the score of 4-3, the first of over ten thousand losses making them the losingest sports franchise of all time. they were the last of the post-1900 "modern era" teams to win a World Series, 97 years after founding, and once had a 6.5 game lead with 12 games left and lost the 1964 NL gonfolon to the St. Louis Cardinals in what was the most epic collaspe in all sports...only to be topped by the seven game lead with 17 games left by the 2007 New York Mets, and then the Metropolitans promptly swallowed The Big Apple...to the <i>Philadelphia Phillies</i> on the last day of the season. believe me, I should know because I was there to enjoy the victory! On this day in the year 1883, the Philadelphia Phillies played their very first game in the National League of Professional Baseball Clubs, and lost at home to the Providence Grays by the score of 4-3, the first of over ten thousand losses making them the losingest sports franchise of all time. they were the last of the post-1900 “modern era” teams to win a World Series, 97 years after founding, and once had a 6.5 game lead with 12 games left and lost the 1964 NL gonfolon to the St. Louis Cardinals in what was the most epic collaspe in all sports…only to be topped by the seven game lead with 17 games left by the 2007 New York Mets, and then the Metropolitans promptly swallowed The Big Apple…to the Philadelphia Phillies on the last day of the season. believe me, I should know because I was there to enjoy the victory!

]]> By: Hawaii http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6924 Hawaii Thu, 01 May 2008 21:51:58 +0000 http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6924 I knew knew there was a reason why I liked Aaron Brown so much. I also owe him my Countdown viewing as it wasn't until he was summarily dismissed from CNN that I found my way to Countdown looking for a new news show. I am glad he did the Keith thing and stayed quite for a year and a half collecting his money, but I will be glad to see him back on the air. He is a perfect fit for PBS (and I mean that as a compliment. I knew knew there was a reason why I liked Aaron Brown so much. I also owe him my Countdown viewing as it wasn’t until he was summarily dismissed from CNN that I found my way to Countdown looking for a new news show. I am glad he did the Keith thing and stayed quite for a year and a half collecting his money, but I will be glad to see him back on the air. He is a perfect fit for PBS (and I mean that as a compliment.

]]> By: Brutii http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6923 Brutii Thu, 01 May 2008 17:44:23 +0000 http://bloggingolbermann.com/2008/05/olbermelange/#comment-6923 Re: the 50 most influential political pundits in America - Stephen Colbert is number 11 on this list! Guess who number 12 is? Eeewww! It's falafel boy! What do you call a sandwich with two yummy slices of bread and a disgusting filling... The compliments from Aaron Brown are nice; I've missed him on TV and hope he does well on PBS. Re: the 50 most influential political pundits in America -

Stephen Colbert is number 11 on this list! Guess who number 12 is? Eeewww! It’s falafel boy! What do you call a sandwich with two yummy slices of bread and a disgusting filling…

The compliments from Aaron Brown are nice; I’ve missed him on TV and hope he does well on PBS.

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