March "Mad"Ness

Why is it that the year that I forget to do a bracket for the Final Four that everyone I know does one but me? It sucks, man. And, to be honest, when I don't have my own bracket (shrugs), I don't even really watch The Tournament.

Oh well. There's always next year. I will give you my undying strategy in the Final Four, though: I always pick the favorite. There's no reason not to. Everybody likes a Cinderalla story.

Not me. I like the best teams playing in the Championship game, although I really, really, really, really, really want Florida to lose. They've had their moment in the sun and it's time for them to move on.

Plus, I'm a UGA graduate and there's nothing more obnoxious than a UF grad talking about sports. Blecch.

Hell, I'm even tired of blogging about the Tournament right now, so I think I'm going to stop.

I developed an anology for why I support withdrawal from Iraq, but no one wants to read that, so it will forever remain in my Draft section of the blog. You're Welcome.

So, then, I guess there's nothing left to talk about. March is the month for March Madness, so if I don't have anything insightful to say about it, then I guess I shouldn't say anything at all, in deference to the NCAA. Hmmm.

There's another scandal involving the Bush Administration. I guess I could talk about that. I've got to be honest on this one: I don't really know what the big deal is over the firing of some U.S. Attorneys. And, as much of a vendetta I have for the Bush Administration, and even I don't care about this issue, is it really that important?

But, really, I'm beginning to wonder if Right-Wingers are playing up the following line for comedic effect: "U.S. Attorneys serve at the pleasure of the President."

Not that funny, no, but I also have the brain of a thirteen-year-old, so of course I'm going to think it's hilarious.