...that Brett Farve was traded to the Jets.

Finally! The long national nightmare is over.

Oh, the national nightmare was his status. The nightmare was the 700 gazillion hours used to cover this "saga"

Now, maybe I get a 24-hour reprieve about the most overhyped "will they or won't they" since Ross and Rachel from whatever the hell year Friends became overrated.

He's a good player and all, but now he feels like Doyle (from Angel)to me. All this love that is shown to him, I'm talking to you ESPN, Peter King and John Madden, (especially you Madden), starts to get under my skin like Doyle. You know, the character in Angel who lasted 9 episodes, but the 50 percent of the Angel fandom thinks he's the most awesomest character ever. He has approximately 75 percent of the threads in the Angel forum dedicated to him.

I half expected to see Chris Mortensen to start do minute-to-minute reports from Farve's bathroom.

Well, now, the deal's done and he's playing for the Jets. Now he'll fade away into background.

Where do the Jets play again?

*Auntie whispers that the Jets play in New York*

Oh, ****.

It's never going to stop, is it?

Hola friends,

Wellm I'm here asking you to vote for Juniper Lane to open for Coldplay on their Washington D.C. show here. (They are the fifth video from the bottom.) You can only vote once per IP address, and you have until July 17th to vote. I went on the Browncoat Cruise with their drummer, Eddie Pasa, back in December.

Their official website is here, and here's a link to their media page with a video page of their performances.

Thanks.

Well, I just read some distrubing news(via Felicia Day's twitter feed).

Yes, Viacom can now sue you for viewing copyrighted material via youtube. It's ****** rediculous! This is way low. I know it's "their" material, but are they daft? Don't they know that these fan-vids and clips are free ******* advertising. Honestly, are they that cheap? Wow! That's all I can say. Stupid fracking suits. It's sad that this judge sided with a big company to completely frack over the millions and millions of people who use youtube for their enjoyment. I find it funny that Google is safe from getting sued by Viacom. So, now I have to make sure that none of the videos I watch have any Viacom material in it? This is not for the artists, it is for the melon-farming executives who screw over said artists just to line their own pockets.

What's next? I can't make up a digital backup of a DVD I buy? Oh, in Canada, that might just happen!

Frackity-frack.