Double Dumbass

Monday, Feb. 22, 2010 - 12:11 a.m.

The weekend was chock ablock with watchiing Olympics and eating silly food, and on Sunday, I went to Vacaville to work with Alan.

Mike T Bassist was there, which means I got to sing instead of playing the bass, and we all had a terrifically productive day.

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A little history of mine has passed: I can't listen to Lee Rodgers on KSFO anymore, because he was let go.

I really enjoyed Lee's humor and cynicism, and despite his tendency to be a little too far to the right, I still was entertained.

And frankly, that's really all talk radio should be taken as -- entertainment.

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I just got home a couple of hours ago and wanted to sit up and see late night curling, but it's not the match that was listed, so a double dumbass to MSNBC, and I'm off to bed now.

Have a good Monday.

And oh yeah, happy birthday George Washington.

We hear you spinning.

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