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Most dugg comment to this story was in response to another’s “I feel bad now”:

I feel bad as well. Here I am killing people for a Wii, when all I had to do was beat up a few 10 year olds in Wii bowling.

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10 songs that sum up your weekend… or were on your weekend playlist…
Holiday tunes … Merry Christmas!

• “Happy Xmas (War is Over)” – John Lennon & Yoko Ono
• “White Christmas” – The Drifters
• “Christmas (Baby Please Come Home)” – U2
• “Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree” – Brenda Lee
• “Little Saint Nick” – The Beach Boys
• “The Chipmunk Song” – The Chipmunks
• “Blue Christmas” – Elvis Presley
• “The Christmas Song” – Nat King Cole
• “Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy” – David Bowie and Bing Crosby
• “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch” – Thurl Ravenscroft

…and one picture that relates back.

Christmas 2004 – Christine prepares Salem for Christmas morning festivities

Patriots set NFL records en route to win over Dolphins
The New England Patriots are unstoppable. The only teams that I think have a shot at defeating them in the playoffs are the Indianapolis Colts and the Dallas Cowboys, who both have already lost to the Pats this season.

If the Patriots beat the Giants [next Saturday night], then go unbeaten in the postseason to finish 19-0, they’ll join the Dolphins as the only teams to post a perfect record from opening day until the clock in the championship game runs out.

Do I think they can go 19-0? Yes. Do I want them to? Yes. The unbeaten record of the 1972 Miami Dolphins, as precious as it is, is meant to be broken. And Tom Brady and the Patriots are showing everyone how it’s done.

Here’s comedian Bob Marley’s take on the Patriots run (as heard on The Tony Kornheiser Show on 3WT Radio):

Season’s Greetings from my family to yours

(can also be accessed by the Happy Holidays link at the top of the page)