Hey anyone whose reading this, whats up? Anyway its recently come to my attention I haven't really been to many theme parks lately. So this year I'm planning to hit up enough parks to ride on 50 Roller Coasters.
Heres my checklist so far:

1.Six Flags Great Adventure
2.Cedar Point
3.King's Dominion

Right now thats all I've got, but I will be adding some more as the year goes on....Now who knows when these places open up for the season?

Lately, its come to my attention that people have a negative opinion of RC Cola. They may view it as a fly-by-night imitator of the great Coke and Pepsi. Well, here's some facts you may not know (and may have been too lazy to look up on Wikipedia yourself):

- R.C. Cola (or Royal Crown Cola) is a cola soft drink developed in 1905 by Columbus, Georgia pharmacist Claude A. Hatcher.

- In 1958, the company introduced the first diet cola, Diet Rite, and later the first caffeine free cola, "RC 100".

- In the mid-1990s, the company released Royal Crown Draft Cola, billed as a "premium" cola and using pure sugarcane. Offered only in 12-ounce bottles, the cola's sales were disappointing and it was quickly discontinued with the exceptions of Australia and New Zealand.

- Royal Crown was the official sponsor of New York Mets during the 1960s, 70s and 80s.

- In the 1950s, the combination of R.C. Cola and Moonpies became popular in the American South.

Mmm moonpies.

Many of you have heard me talk about my vaunted "TO DO PILE OF DVDS". Well let me shed a little light on this legend.
When I buy a DVD one of two things happen. This new hot steaming DVD goes directly into my DVD player for me to enjoy within a day or 5. See:Talladega Nights:The Ballad Of Ricky Bobby (Watched scant hours after I purchased it.) And Robin Hood Men In Tights (watched within the first few days.).
Now the other (majority) DVDs acquired by me on a regular basis go into a pile dubbed the "To Do Pile". Lately I've taken an active role in
trying to whittle the pile down so I don't feel so bad buying more DVDs, (even though I can't stop myself from purchasing them anyway).
Having off Monday and Wednesday mornings has aided me greatly in this endeavor. In fact while I write this I am literally watching
Sweet Home Alabama. "Why?" you might ask? Because on May 8, 2003 I spent 8.48 on it, in hopes that the advertised Alternate Ending contained within the disc would make the movie make a little more sense. Regretfully I'm only half way through the Reese Witherspoon - McDreamy - Josh Lucas epic, so that part of the update will have to wait.
Today my To Do Pile contains such flicks as Inside Man, Terminator 2, Match Point, MI:3, SWAT, Scrubs Season 4, The Simpsons Season 6, My Name Is Earl Season 1, Anaconda, Two Weeks Notice, National Lampoon's Vacation, 50 First Dates, King Kong, and a couple others I forget...But the pile is dwindling...only to be refreshed with the blood of new discs.
So anyway...thats a post for you.

During any given football game this season, I would estimate that Peyton Manning appeared in 2 out of every 3 commercials. If the Colts win tonight, expect P-e-y to cross the 75% mark.

Billy Joel will sing the National Anthem and Prince will lead the halftime show. I predict a record number of people hitting 'mute' preceding the game and an even higher number of Americans asking 'What's the deal with Prince, anyway?' at the half.

Coin toss will be heads and the Bears will win.

Colts 31, Bears 13.