This is seriously one of the funniest Colbert segments I've seen. Or maybe it's just because I always saw TMD with a serious face and seeing Colbert act his usual self is just amazing.
Wednesday, May 09, 2007
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"In football everything is complicated by the presence of the opposite team" -Jean-Paul Sartre
In real life, according to him, hell is everyone.
breathe football. bleed blue.
Cogito Ergo Sum
Currently Reading
- Bankrupt (boo donkeys!)
- The Basic Practice of Statistics
- Upside Down, Galeano
To-Read List
- Fodor's Los Angeles 2007 Guide
- Faith and Politics, Danforth
- Dossier on Hillary Clinton, Carpenter
- Night, Elie Wiesel
- The End of Faith, Harris
- A Letter to A Christian Nation, Harris
- The Happiness Hypothesis, Haidt
- Lonely Planet's A Year of Adventures
- How to be Good, Hornby
- Haunted, Pahlaniuk
- Satanic Verses, Rushdie (HOPELESS!!!)
Last Books Read (from the most recent)
- Saving Lives & Saving Money, Gingrich
- Soccer in Sun and Shadow, Galeano
- Second Treatise of Government, Locke
- Changing How the World Does Business, Frock
Bloggag!!!
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- 606
- Amusing Blog
- BBC Football
- Campaign against Poverty
- Chelsea Blog
- Chelsea FC Official Site
- Deutscher Fussball-Bund (Germany)
- Eurosport
- FIFA on the Web
- FIGC (Italia)
- Football.Co.Uk
- Football365
- Guardian Unlimited Football
- MyMultiply
- PEx
- Some People Are On the Pitch
- Sporting Life
- The FA: Home of English Football
The Past
Blogkeeper
- triple A
- With the incessant debate about what solution would work best, the million and one ideas floating around in the blogosphere, and the proposals coming out of Washington, I found myself having more and more to say about them. With or without this crisis, I find it relevant to stay updated with what's going on the financial markets and the business world. I received my Bachelor's degree from Ateneo de Manila University in the Philippines and completed a Master's in Public Policy and Management from the University of Southern California. At the moment, I am spending a lot of my time reviewing for the CFA examination this coming June, with job hunting on the sideline.
Pilgrim's Theme (Bukas Palad)
Tired of weaving dreams too loose for me to wear / Tired of watching clouds repeat their dance on air / Tired of getting tired of doing what's required / Is life a mere routine in the greater scheme of things / Through with taking roads someone else designed / Through with chasing stars that soon forget to shine /
Through with going through one more day - what's new /
Does my life still mean a thing in the greater scheme of things / I think I'll follow the voice that calls within / Dance to the silent song it sings / I hope to find my place / So my life can fall in place / I know in time I'll find my place / In the greater scheme of things / Each must go his way, but how can I decide / Which path I should take, who will be my guide / I need some kind of star to lead me somewhere far / To find a higher dream in the greater scheme of things / The road before me bends, I don't know what I'll find / Will I meet a friend or ghosts I left behind / Should I even be surprised that You're with me in disguise / For it's Your hand I have seen in the greater scheme of things / For Yours is the voice in my deepest dreams / You are the heart, the very heart / Of the greater scheme of things / Why don't we follow the voice that calls within / Dance to the silent song it sings / One day we'll find our place / For all things fall in place / For all things have a place in the greater scheme of things
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