Irrelevant observations

My favorite bad movie actor, Dennis Quaid, has a new movie coming out. He plays the president of the United States. Ever since someone floated the idea of Air Force One 2 to me, I always thought Randy Quaid would play a great president (especially as the son of Harrison Ford).

I heard David Duchovny's voice on a pet food commercial today. How the proud have fallen. But at least he'll be remembered for something. Some actors toil away for 25 years with nothing to show for it.

I wanted to write about Cynthia McKinney, but I couldn't figure out where to start. At any rate, it disturbs me greatly that a public servant has the gall to say that they've been harmed because a police officer doesn't recognize all 535 members of congress on sight. I watched one of her press conferences, when Harry Belafonte was rambling on about how he didn't like how a Capitol Police officer had told a group of children to move in an orderly fashion. Ms. McKinney's eyes were rolling about in her head, as if she was under the influence of some powerful narcotics. I hope we get to see more of that on television.

I don't know what Springfield, Massachusetts is like. But apparently it's a bit rowdy. Some people should not share this planet with the rest of humanity.

I'm glad that Duke is taking the scandal with the lacrosse team seriously. But I wish that had been the basketball team. Bowing out of the NCAA tournament might've been more difficult decision than canceling the lacrosse season.