I keep waiting for the Jerry-Tuna relationship to run off the tracks.
So far, Jerry has been pretty patient, because he knows what a mess he created when he thought 500 coaches could do the job Jimmy Johnson did (and then proved he had no clue where to find one of those 500).
But comments like this show the old Jerry is always lurking:
“I am tickled to death with this win,” Jones said. “[But] it would be
This place and the other blog are likely to be a little quiet over the holiday, as we’re roadtripping up to Oklahoma.
I’ll have wi-fi access, but probably won’t be blogging much — too much good food to eat and bad football to watch.
Anyway, I hope ya’ll have a great Thanksgiving, and that the Aggies stomp
Travis County DA Ronnie Earle isn’t partisan, as he continues to make clear to anyone who will listen.
Including the readership of the New York Times.
And since he’s not partisan, it must just be an oversight that for so many years, I missed the fact that one of the duties of the Travis County DA is to criticize the entire House Republican membership in the New York Times.
Here some of us silly simpletons thought the duties
Good lord, I’ve long thought Paul Begala was annoying.
It seems to run in the family.
Anyway, what is funny about Chris Begala, Media Consultant (love the caps!), is that he goes on and on and on about new CNN hire Jonathan Klein, who he says is going to clean up CNN. And he wrote the same thing yesterday.
He seems blissfully unaware of just WHO Jonathan Klein is — remember, the guy who dismissed the