Now that everybody who is anybody has been told, I guess it's all right to mention that KS is with child, which means that there is a little Rusty on the way. Well, at least I'm hoping it's a little Rusty, KS, of course, is hoping for a mini version of herself to dress up in tutus and little frilly things. I'm hoping for a hockey player. The semi-official due date is Aug. 27, so she and I have a lot of work to do between now and then. And no, since everybody has been asking, there isn't a shotgun wedding planned any time soon. Thankfully, KS' father doesn't own a firearm. In any case, nervousness and, let's be honest, sheer terror, have given way to excitement. KS and I are really, well, excited (for lack of a better word). We know we have a big task ahead of us, but we're in it together. To be honest, I can't imagine anyone else I'd rather be here with. Me, KS and my new father-in-law All right, enough of the mushy stuff, back to being my normal self. I have like 849 videos to share with you, as well as some stories and links. ...

All the talk about the inappropriate nature of this ad being completely inappropriate is really starting to get to me. So we see a woman's naked back, is this nothing we don't see every night in sitcoms and dramas? If you're not up to speed on the story, a cross-promotion on ABC's broadcast of Monday Night Football had one of the characters from the show Desperate Housewives dropping a towel to reveal her naked body (we see the top of her back, and nothing more) in front of the Philadelphia Eagles' wide reciever Terrell Owens and suggesting he "go to the game late." We all know what she's suggesting, we see it all over day time and prime time television every day. So why has this ad in particular been met with such outrage? Isn't it obvious? Nicolette Sheridan is white. Terrell Owens is not. If this were David Akers (K) or Koy Detmer (QB), both of whom are white, we wouldn't even be having this discussion. I am getting more and more disenchanted with the Republican party--and the religious freaking right--every day. I don't mind you having a set of beliefs and living your life according to them, but you in no ...