OK, OK. I know I promised to babble about Hanson in today's Ride. But as I sat down to compile this opening paragraph, I thought, "Wow. There is way too much to say than a mere one paragraph. This needs an entire post." So, to the six of you who read this blog, the Hanson stories must wait one more day. Promise it'll only be one day, though, and, of course, promise it will be worth it. In fact, I'd go as far to say that you definitely would like to check back tomorrow morning for a full Hanson-related post. And don't worry. You can thank me then, not now. I'll understand. Oh, and I need to take a moment to sincerely thank you wonderful, fabulous friends for offering up movie titles yesterday. I believe that may have been our most-commented post yet, and all of you can rest assured that I will take each suggestion and give it a shot. Much, much love to you fantastic people for that. Moving froward, I made it a half-hour into this movie last night, and I plan on finishing it as soon as this post goes live. Really can't explain why I put it on my Netflix list, but, hey, it's pretty short, and it has Morgan Freeman, Bill Macy and Christopher Walken. It can't be all that bad, right? Right. We've come across a few rainy days now for really the first time this summer, and, to be honest, I kind of dig it. Summer's gone, anyways. There are few better things in the world than a warm rain, you know. I'm not sayin' but I'm just sayin.' In any case, enjoy the following links, be ready and be excited for tomorrow's long-awaited Hanson diatribe, and be nice to those you may meet in public. Nobody likes to be treated badly, you know.Hey, look. Further Seems Forever is reuniting with the guy from Dashboard Confessional! (Alternative Press)
Brazilian referee stabs soccer player in the chest after arguing over a penalty. Wow. (Deadspin)
The Baltimore Sun’s magazine is coming back. Who said all news about newspapers was bad, again? (Baltimore Brew)
For those who watch Candy Crowley on CNN. Here’s a profile that is worth your time. (Washington Post)
Cheryl Hines is officially back on the market. (People)
Just in case you haven’t read this by now (and if you happen to be in your 20s, and you haven’t read this by now, shame on you). The current batch of 20-somethings are taking longer to grow up than previous generations. Keep an eye on the five milestones. (New York Times)
So, about all that Heidi and Spencer stuff. It’s a lie. (Radar)
A nice read on Joe Scarborough. There was once a time in my life when I religiously watched Olbermann’s show on MSNBC and some of the best moments of the night came when he threw to Joe’s “Scarborough Country.” Funny dude. (GQ)
You really should have more readers than you do. If I knew how to do an interview, I'd interview you. That would garner you, like, one more reader. But be encouraged. You have a great blog. I always read it even if I don't always leave comments. Yesterday I used your Conan link on my Facebook because I thought what he did was hilarious. Not one comment; not one Like. People. What do they know?
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Exactly! Thank you! What do people know!? They know nothing, darnit! Haha. Thank you so much for the kind words. They really, really, really, really mean the world to us. And the Heidi/Spencer thing? I don't know. Divorced? Not divorced? Apparently there is a sex tape in the mix now. Drama, drama, drama.
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