#1770: EVERYTHING'S COMING UP ROSY

I know what you did last night...

A well known nose...

It is 7:20 a.m. , dark and 20. 3 degrees with about 4-5 inches of snow on the ground. Patrick got up with me and promptly went back to bed with Junior. It is 67 degrees in Safety Harbor, Florida. that's 47 degrees warmer than here.

MUSINGS

Watched Idol with a friend last night. Some of those people have to be paid to sing as badly as they do, it can't be real. Looks like they picked up a few good redshirts, tho, and at least two that I think could make the final cut.

B. Hussein's "stimulus package" is a cruel joke that will just hasten our bankcrupcy. There is very little stimulating in it. Mostly PORK, PAYOFFS, and BRIBES. Can you believe ACORN is actually gettin' a piece of the pie? Have the dimocrats no shame? The treasury is being looted by the barbarians.

I wonder when the last time was that EVERY SINGLE REPUBLICAN VOTED WITH HIS MATES? And i wonder what will happen to the rosy cheeks of the ten poor democrats that had the integrity to vote against it???

I have been severely chastised for calling the empty suit bad names. So I will try and refrain from that. But I don't apologize--Socialism and Anti-Americanism are not traits I cherish too much in a president.

I wonder how the lawsuits are going that are trying to force POTUS to provide his birth certificate to show citizenship?

FROM THE GAINSVILLE SUN::

UF pounds Georgia behind Calathes' triple-double

By Kevin Brockway
Staff writer

Published: Wednesday, January 28, 2009 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 29, 2009 at 12:14 a.m.

After Florida sophomore point guard Nick Calathes posted the second triple-double of his career, he worked his way past the student section at the O’Connell Center.

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Florida's Nick Calathes goes up for a layup through the defense of Georgia's Ricky McPhee during the second half at the Stephen C. O'Connell Center on Wednesday.

Aaron Daye/Staff photographer

Scorecards and sharpies awaited him. Calathes tried to sign as many as possible.

“I’d like to stay,” Calathes told them. “But I have to get back to the locker room.”

Calathes wound up with 20 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists for just the third triple-double in Florida history, leading the Gators to the 83-57 lopsided win Wednesday night over Georgia.

“I just try to help the team, fill the stat sheet,” Calathes said. “We got the win and that was really the most important thing.”

Calathes posted his previous triple-double March 21 of last season against Creighton (11 points, 13 rebounds and 11 assists.) Former Florida forward Corey Brewer had Florida’s first triple-double in school history Dec. 18 2005 against Jacksonville, finishing with 15 points, 13 assists and 10 rebounds.

GO GATORS

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