If you're in the America and like me, who would automatically tune in to ESPN whenever I'm bored, surely you've seen the highlight of this atrocious act. That is just fucking nasty. Elizabeth Lambert, yes you're even dirtier than Hines Ward and Rodney Harrison combined.

Without being a sexist if possible, I'd like to say that this type of thing would never happen in men's sports. If a lot of emotions have taken control like this, there would be a huge brawl no doubt. Miami FIU, Pacers Pistons, LeGarrette Blount, you name it. Yes all the acts were unsportsmanlike, but at the very least you don't do it behind everybody's back and expect to get away with it. See the full video for yourself and you'll see that Lambert should've been ejected like ages ago. WTF dude.

Which also leads me to another point. The analyst responded that the missing reactions from both the team's teammates and coaches are palpable, and so were the referees. Okay the teammate not standing up for the heinous act was dumb, but the referees? I think that's just the gayness of soccer, and its stubbornness to review replays on any part of the game. If something like this happened in football, for sure there would be an official timeout to review the damn event and then get the player ejected, guarandamnteed. Like come on now. Diving is already the gayest act you can have in a sport and now you're allowing this? Again, after that hair pulling (such a common thing with girls huh?), the game continued without any hitch! At the very least, just go all out brawl and stop the game will ya? It's like everybody's biting their own damn tongue just to continue with the game. Well that definitely is never gonna happen with guys. Winning is one thing, and dignity definitely stands almost as tall as that.

In conclusion, soccer is still gay, and women should probably play less contact sports. Amen.

Speaking of Broadway, their official ticket box calling number is 1800BROADWAY. I tried calling them last night with Skype and it says invalid number. Tried using a calling card from my home phone, same thing. WTF? Well I noticed that the usual US phone number is 10 digits including the area code right? So I just tried 1800BROADWA. And it worked. Again, WTF?! I thought the Y should not matter anyway. Is this the error of the phone company or Broadway? I'm assuming this error is new cause there's no way if this was since forever ago and nobody noticed.

Got this off digg, I have no idea who originally posted it on what site. Nevertheless, everytime I see something that reminds me of the Bay Area, I got warm inside.

Excel Pivot Table kicks ass, but I think it's more about the features of Excel 2007 that I like. I found out that the row limit per worksheet now is a little bit over a million rows instead of the previous 60k on older Excel versions. And the table designs, it's pretty awesome. Yes correct me if it was possible anyway before this version. But as it is when I first was really fond of the SQL language, there are already some features that I'd like to see in the future, but to actually write that might actually be a major pain. Well not my problem, but am pretty sure a whole lot more people would love them features too.

I need to watch more Tekken 6 matches now.