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Let’s Go Mets! Let’s Go…Knicks?

By On February 22, 2009 · Leave a Comment · In Personal

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I’m thrilled that the Brett Favre fiasco is officially over and I can look forward to being a 100% Jets fan again, but right this minute, I am so ready for Spring and the baseball season to get started!

Matthew Cerrone of MetsBlog.com has been whetting my appetite the past [...]

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Liveblog: Take One for the Team?

By On December 28, 2008 · 1 Comment · In Personal

4:00pm: I’m seriously conflicted.

I’ve been a NY Jets fan forever, since way back in the days of Mattel’s crack-like handheld Football, when I pretended the little glowing dashes were Richard Todd, Wesley Walker and Bruce Harper. Unlike the Mets, to whom I converted in the early 80s after my favorite Yankees moved [...]

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Favre Comes to Jersey

By On August 7, 2008 · Leave a Comment · In Personal

Brett Favre, Post-Retirement
Originally uploaded by purpleslog

As atheletes go, I’m a big Brett Favre fan. I admire the guy’s passion and grit and, hypothetically speaking, if I were a head coach, would love to have him be the QB of my team for as long as he was able [...]

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Bloomfield Cyclist Assaulted by NYPD Rookie

By On July 31, 2008 · Leave a Comment · In Personal

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The cyclist in the middle of the latest NYPD controversy is Christopher Long of Bloomfield, NJ, who is a lot more Zen than I’d be considering the cop is clearly an outright liar and thug:

“I’m really sorry, but I’m not talking to the press,” Christopher Long, [...]

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Monday Mash-up, 2/4/08

By On February 4, 2008 · 2 Comments · In Personal, Reviews

1) While a couple of good things happened in January (most notably an unexpected promotion at work to Online Ad Sales Director for all of our properties!), overall it was as bad a start to 2008 as I could have imagined. Nothing major, but a lot of bumps in the road that tested my constitution [...]

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