Just a small rant here.

I can't believe how many people cite Wikipedia as a source and take it as the gospel truth.  I mean, people do realize that anyone can put anything on that site, don't they?

I was taking a couple of classes at my local community college last spring (yes, I'm far beyond the age of traditional college students).  In one of my classes, I had to do a research paper and the professor stated specifically not to use Wikipedia as a source.

Just wanted to get that off my chest.

I saw that someone on these forums had referenced the film Loose Change.  I can't understand how anyone could seriously believe the propaganda in this film.

Even if a person has an intense hatred for President Bush, could that person really believe that our own government would kill over 3,000 of its own citizens?  Do said people also believe that Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a true story?  Given enough money and technology, I could probably produce a documentary detailing the truefulness of Jack and the Beanstalk.

I hope it's not too late to save this great country, but I feel that as the far left gains more and more credibility, things will only get worse.

This past weekend was a classic in the Cards-Cubs series that dates back to 1876.  I'm a big Cards fan, so I was happy to see the Redbirds take 2 of 3.

Yesterday illustrated why I enjoy watching Albert Pujols play.  After St. Louis blew a two-run lead in the bottom of the 9th on one of those crazy Wrigley Field quirks, Albert hit a 3-run home run clear out the ballpark in the top of the 10th.

Long live Prince Albert!