Matt: what would you put on a mix tape for Jesus?
Matt: first song
Matt: ‘South of Heaven”
Jake: Jesus Built My Hot Rod
Matt: “Spirit in the Sky”
Jake: followed by Satan Is My Motor
Matt: “I saw your mommy and your mommy’s dead”
Jake: last song: Sheep Go to Heaven (Goats Go to Hell)
Matt: nice touch
Matt: I think Super Trouper and Run to the Hills need to be on there somewhwere
Jake: how about a little Faith No More: Surprise! You’re Dead
Matt: thats good
Matt: I think Death Metal is too obvious
Jake: yeah
Matt: but Slayer has a song called ‘Jesus Saves’
Matt: I think jesus would like some Dead Kennedys
Jake: remember the Cardigans? they do a cover of Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Matt: oh yeah, thats good
Matt: I’m thinking ‘God id Dead’ by Crass. Or anything by the punk band the Crucifucks
Jake: we would have vastly different mix tapes for Jesus
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So, the Broncos failed miserably — The Steelers managed to turn “No Mistake Jake” back into “Jake the Snake”. End of story.
Also, the Avs are rapidly losing ground in the standings after losing two in a row.
I also don’t care if Theo is back, the Sox are going to blow this year.
Bah.
I needed more time to read books and sketch out my future tattoos anyway. 
Well, that little tantrum didn’t last long.
“Ironically, Theo’s departure has brought us closer together in many respects, and, thanks to these conversations, we now enjoy the bonds of a shared vision for the organization’s future that did not exist on Oct. 31. With this vision in place, Theo will return to the Red Sox in a full-time baseball operations capacity, details of which will be announced next week.”
Isn’t that sweet?
A belated happy 64th to Muhammad Ali.
I’m still getting used to the “new NHL”, so I’ve been in observation mode thus far — Keeping my trap shut in the interest of seeing what happens.
That said, up until recently, my dear Colorado Avalanche have been nothing more than mediocre. The new head coach, Joel Quenneville went all psycho on the goaltending corps and nearly ruined all three candidates’ confidence and ability to play. Superstars like Rob Blake and Joe Sakic had been severe disappointments. Blake still doesn’t make the hits he’s supposed to and his cannon of a slap shot from the point hasn’t really been a factor as of yet. As for Sakic, he is consistently the shots-on-goal leader in each game, so you know he’s working out there, but to watch him earlier in the season, you’d think he was skating through molasses. The loss of Steve Konowalchuk was a punch to the gut. Milan Hejduk was in such a dark doldrum I was worried he’d never come out. The only bright spots in the first half of the season were really Alex Tanguay, rookie Marek Svatos, and a couple/few over-performing grinders like Ian Laperrier.
Now, though, the Avs have won eight straight games and things are looking more correct on the scoresheet:
Milan Hejduk scored a pair of power-play goals 34 seconds apart to lift the Avs to their eighth straight win, a 5-3 victory over Toronto on Tuesday night that pushed them into a tie for the Northwest Division lead.
Rookie Marek Svatos scored his 27th goal of the season, best in the Western Conference, to help Colorado match its longest winning streak since Oct. 10-28, 2000.
And now, thanks to that win over Toronto, the Avs share the number one spot in the Northwest Division! Granted, they share that lead with two other teams (the NW Div is tighter than my Spiderman Underoos these days).
The new disc from Hasidic reggae sensation Matisyahu, YOUTH, is available for pre-order now.
Matisyahu’s new studio album, YOUTH, hits stores March 7th, Pre-Order it HERE and receive the YOUTH DUB album FREE!
(Note that they now have a USPS Priority shipping option, Da Kine, not just FedEx. Or you can order it from Amazon and skip the free disc…)
You might also want to set your TiVos:
Monday, January 16th, Matisyahu will be the musical guest on the Late Show with David Letterman.
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