Sunday, September 17, 2006

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17
Sep
2006

Denver Broncos Jerseys and More

Throwback Elway JerseyMy beloved Denver Broncos are taking on the Kansas City Chiefs today at 2:15 pm MDT. I hope they don't suffer another embarrassing loss like the one last week to the St. Louis Rams. I miss the days of John Elway and our Superbowl runs. While I have one of the blue Elways jerseys, I never did own an orange one—a fact that I regret. I never bought myself an Ed McCaffrey jersey, either. Darn it!

There's a site that sells throwback jerseys where I can acquire an orange John Elway jersey. As my Broncos wardrobe has been seriously lacking (I only own one shirt), I found many shirts I would like in their Denver Bronco Fan Shop.

Since they also sell authentic replica NFL Football Jerseys, football hats and other various types of merchandise for all the current teams, there's bound to be something for any football fanatic on your holiday shopping list.

Tuesday, August 15, 2006

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15
Aug
2006

Who Are These Guys?

So, the first preseason game of the year was last Friday and, being the good Bronco fan that I am, I watched. Who are these guys? There are so many new names that I don't know a thing about them. Granted, I was a little distracted last year knowing I was going to lose my full-time job and then actually being let go. I spent most of November and all of December in a horrible depression. Previous to that, I was working 65 hours a week or more trying to keep myself afloat (I obviously failed). I don't remember much of that seven month period. I've also been side-tracked during this training camp. I need to get with the program!

The weird thing was watch #87 running around and getting slightly sad realizing it wasn't Ed McCaffrey. What's it been, like three years or something since he retired? Geez.

Well, there's another game this Saturday against Tennessee—Go Broncos!

Sunday, January 08, 2006

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8
Jan
2006

One More Week of Hell

One more week and I shall never work in pizza again. While that is terribly exciting, I am totally exhausted.

The walk-in didn't get fixed until almost 2pm on Saturday, so I worked from 2–5pm. I spent today doing catch up—15 batches and I'm still not done. Hopefully, I'll get caught up tomorrow. If I don't, I really don't care! Once again, a little routine maintenance of cleaning the flour dust and crap off and there wouldn't have been a problem. Morons. What's even more stupid is they noticed that the dough was proofing faster and nobody bothered to mention anything about it to me. They just assumed I had changed the way I was making dough. I always leave notes when I do anything out of the ordinary! Losers. Now the walk-in door isn't closing properly. Oh, well. Soon it won't be my problem anymore.

They've hired my replacement. The poor guy is only going to be making $8.50/hr (that's less than half of what I was making) and they're heaping ALL of the prep work, including cleaning, on him. They also expect him to be the 2nd insider during the day (he'll have to answer phones and make pizzas) and get all the prep done in 4 hours. HA! They are keeping it a 7-day-a-week job, as well. I don't know how they expect the poor guy to get two days' worth of dough done to take a day off when they're giving him all that extra crap to do. Oh, well—not my problem, right?

It'll be nice not to waste my weekends sleeping. That's what I did today—caught up my sleep. I had planned on going biking today, but the wind was blowing something fierce when I got off work. I will also get to cook dinner for Marcus every night. I miss cooking on a regular basis. I haven't made many meals in the last year because it was time to go to bed when Marcus got home from work. I'll be home an hour to and hour and a half before he gets home every night. Yay!!!!! Maybe I can keep up on my housework, too. I am so looking forward to having a "normal" schedule. It's been a really, really long time since I had only an 8–5 type of job. I know I plan on doing some freelance work to bring in some extra cash, but that won't be an everyday-have-to-do-it-now type of job.

Today I read the first book in The Chronicles of Narnia that I received for Christmas. I thought I had read those when I was in elementary school, but apparently not. I didn't remember the story at all. Maybe I saw a movie or something when I was younger. I want to finish the books before I see the movie. Since I'll wait until it comes out on DVD, I'll probably make it!

I put a CD up for sale on eBay and this Highlands Ranch bitch won my auction on December 31, but hasn't paid for it. I was worried when her feedback was only a 1 and she had a negative. Turns out she bought the same CD from somebody else before my auction even ended. She didn't have the class to retract her bid from my auction or even email me when I invoiced her that she had no intent to pay because she had bought one already. I sent another email explicitly asking her to inform me if she had no intent to pay so that I could relist then instead of waiting the 10 days I stipulated in my auction and she is totally ignoring me. I am so mad. Now I have to do the whole non-paying bidder, give her negative feedback and hope she doesn't retaliate and ruin my perfect 100% feedback score. I can't even do a 2nd chance offer to the other bidder, because he also bought the CD already. Why do some people have absolutely no class?

Did you guys see The Office on Thursday? I laughed my ass off when Dwight found his stuff in the vending machine. Then the alcoholic chick (Meredith?) had her shirt off AGAIN. Too funny. Man, I LOVE THAT SHOW.

I think Starting Over is new tomorrow. This season is not really growing on me. Allison is bugging the crap out of me. You'd think as long as she's been there, she'd have gotten it by now. I guess not. Oh, well. Supposedly she "graduates" tomorrow and maybe they'll get somebody on there that will make some progress. Thank goodness for PVRs or I'd have totally dumped that show this year.

Looks like the Denver Broncos will be playing the New England Patriots this Saturday for the first playoff game at Invesco Field. GO BRONCOS! I hope people order a lot of pizza and make my last paycheck respectable.

OK, I'm going to wrap this up and go watch an episode of the british The Office before heading off to bed. Since I probably won't have time to write, I hope everybody has an awesome week.

Sunday, October 31, 2004

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31
Oct
2004

Thanks for Nothing

Current mood: bearmood —angry annoyed
So, I just wanted to say "THANKS A LOT" to all the sportscasters and newspeople in this town who felt the need to utter the "S WORD" (superbowl) before Monday night's game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Haven't you learned anything about the psyche of the Denver Broncos? They do fine until you utter that word and then everything goes to hell. You're caused them to lose not only to the Bengals (23-10), but now the Atlanta Falcons (41-28). What should now be a 7-1 team is now 5-3. Hope you're proud of yourselves. Next time, keep your S words to yourself.

Sunday, September 12, 2004

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12
Sep
2004

Bronco Blahs

Current mood: bearmood — blank apathetic
So, I'm sitting here watching the Denver Broncos season opener tonight on ESPN. I don't know if it has to do with the fact that all my favorite players are gone or if I just don't know these new guys well enough or what, but I'm not overly excited about football this year. I miss Ed McCaffrey.