Saturday Wrap: Sex, Lies, Videotap and the Irish

-Movie time tonight, another goodie from Netflix: Sex, Lies, and Videotape. From 1989 and one we had never seen before and we both enjoyed it. In the end it comes down to being a love story again, this time with the story's impotent male looking like he's going to score big with the frigid wife who is leaving her despicable, lying and cheating husband. I really liked Cynthia, the younger sister who had her own global warming problem all wrapped up in her senseous body, conditions which she was aware of and was taking steps to correct, or at least cool down. It was fun...

-Talk about a positive spin put on a summary of a dismal football season at Notre Dame, how about this recap at sportsline.com:

Notre Dame hangs on to beat Stanford, end with consecutive wins
Robert Hughes ran for 136 yards and the go-ahead 6-yard touchdown with 6:06 remaining to help the Fighting Irish end the season with consecutive wins for the first time in 15 years by beating Stanford 21-14 Saturday.

Got that? Consecutive season ending wins for the first time in fifteen years. Wowzer and kabowzer. Good going, guys. You did terrific, so good in fact that why don't you just take off for the rest of the season and let the other guys do all the post season-bowl type stuff.

World turns, spins and continues on its way to the Lord knows where.