Kristin Donnelly comes to us from WWNY-TV 7 the CBS affiliate in Watertown, New York. She spent two years as a one-man-band reporter and fill-in anchor/producer. She's glad to be back in Syracuse. Kristin graduated from Syracuse University with a degree in broadcast journalism. She's originally from Long Island. Kristin is anxious to head back to SU football and basketball games. She also enjoys spending time with friends.

Ahem. "She also enjoys spending time with friends." That is the lamest answer I've heard. Who doesnt enjoy spending time with their friends? Maybe she is trying to say, hey, look at me, I have friends. Perhaps it is an inside joke. Maybe there is someone at the TV station that doesnt have friends. And if there is, I feel sorry for that person. But really, why not add a more interesting hobby? Are there other things you like to do? Perhaps raising squirrels for fun and profit. Saving potato chips that look like presidents? Or yes, watching wrestling, the greatest hobby that there is. How can I trust the news you report when you have no creativity? What happens to news with no creativity? I'll show you. No creativity: "20 people died when a circle of wind hit their domiciles." Boring. Creativity: "20 people lost their lives today when a Category 5 tornado ripped through their tiny community. Residents were asleep when the twister came through, and now they can only sift through the pieces to rebuild their lives." Now which one is more interesting?

Is Kurt Angle the next to die?

This is a quote from a wrestling message board.
"There is a top wrestler in WWE today who is considered to be on the unofficial death watch, whose death, due to his credentials, would make the considerable news coverage of Eddie Guerrero's death this week look minor by comparison. It's no secret to most within WWE; if it's not known by Vince McMahon, someone needs to tell him the system needs to be changed. It's one thing to show how much you care about a colleague by crying on the air after he dies. It's another to care enough about someone to do what it takes while he's alive to keep him from dying - even at the expense of box office receipts, storyline interruptions, and being deemed pushy, nosy, or a narc."

Yeah, the main theory is that it is Angle. Need more proof? Look at what he looked like when he first joined WWE and what he looks like now.

In Memory of Eddie Guerrero

Friday Love/Hate

My own list:
LOVE - That its Friday.
HATE - That James had a car accident last night. (Get Well!)
LOVE - Watching TNA on Saturday.
HATE - The temperature drops.

Matt added:
LOVE - Music you've never heard of.
HATE - Your (That being me) shitty attempt at blogging :-)
LOVE - Being one a virgin.
(I dont know what "one a" means. Must be an Albany thing.
HATE - Not knowing what a vagina looks like up close :-)

Book Sale 2005

This is a partial list of what I bought this year. I have a couple more to add.

20th the Eventful Century: Great Mysteries of the 20th Century

The Wedding Cake in the Middle of the Road edited by Susan Stamberg

To the Stars by George Takei

Napalm and Silly Putty by George Carlin

Good Omens by Neil Gaiman

What to do When Your Mom or Dad Says…Clean Your Room by Joy Berry

The Omega Man: I am Legend by Richard Matheson

Justice League: Secret Origins by Michael Teitelbaum

Reading for the Love of it by Michelle Lansberg

20th Anniversary Collection by Cathy Guisewite

Red Ranger Came Calling by Berkeley Breathed

The Adventures of Cap’n O G Readmore adapted by Fran Manushkin

Suicide Blonde by Darcey Steinke

Opus and Bill in A Wish for Wings that Work

Bart Simpson’s Guide to Life by Matt Groening

How My Parents Learned to Eat by Allen Say

Meet Marmaduke by Brad Anderson

Mad: Al Jaffee Draws a Crowd

Mad’s Don Martin Digs Deeper

In Mad We Trust

Mad Duds

More Mad About Sports #6

Burning Mad

Pumping Mad

Mad Power

Mad About Mad

Mad’s Dave Berg Looks at Our Sick World

Halloween Party Pics!!!