^^– Matt Taibbi to Tony Snow, in re the republicans. On Bill Maher, on Friday which I just watched.

BTW, both those last names I put partway into my Google search toolbar to see the thing out-fill them out to make sure I spelled them right. That little thing is handy, but weird.

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Okay, so I’ll admit, even I am surprised at how far the Giants have made it. I mean, at this rate, if they make it into the Superbowl, then man…that’d just be weird. But then again you think about how good the first NY/NE game was, it’s natural to be hungry for a rematch. Of course, that’s assuming the Pats make it all the way. If it’s San Diego, then you got a real bi-coastal Bowl going.

Assuming, of course, the Giants win. I kinda wanted to Packers to win the NFC this year, but now, obviously, not the case. We’ll see if Little Manning can pull this one out.

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I was sick this weekend, which is no fun, and I’m kinda still sick. That thick-headed sinus pressure that makes me wince and my eyes water like someone is stepping on them. Always, without fail, makes me think for a second “Oh my God, do I have pink eye again?” Got it a lot as a kid, but getting it from Allie several years ago is still enough to make me cringe. Worse than all the Hostels combined.

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Terminator the show is watchable. Fun, and watchable. I like how they made the jump to present day, making the third movie not really applicable, but still mentioning stuff that happened in it. At first I was like “how hard is it going to be for Summer Glau to play a Terminator? Why is everyone talking about her?” but then you see, she’s different. A little off from the straight Arnie “I-am-a-robot.” There’s some story there, I think. Unknown model indeed. I’m not entirely convinced you can make a whole show of this, but y’know, if they just do three or four good seasons and then cut it that’d be good. I mean, T4 is going to be its own thing and shouldn’t have anything to do with the show, but that doesn’t mean you run the show in the ground. We need concentrated, better TV. Three great seasons that take us on a journey, not six mediocre ones where everything stays the same until the last season.