Will Graham listened to the crying wolves from his home and wandered out to the vast fields in hopes of finding a struggling animal attempting to be free from the grips of the pack; instead he found nothing but the ambient sound of howling prey in the distance of his prefrontal cortex ( or wherever sound … Continue reading »
Change is inevitable; embrace is a different story
Naturally as change occurs, there’s a struggle to keep ahold of what you know to be right and true. Of course most are open to the idea of change, but actually embracing what you’ve spent so much of your time running away from is intimidating and penetrates a specific type of fear that reduces you … Continue reading »
This moment matters, but why is important
It’s with sincerity that people struggle for perspective, especially when given the opportunity to remark on anything culturally relevant. The difficulty is trying to understand what the narrative is (or, sometimes, what it should be) as opposed to only dealing with the subject because it has the ability to be perceived as intoxicating. Jason Collins … Continue reading »
Blazers/Bucks Preview
The Portland Trail Blazers take on the Milwaukee Bucks in Milwaukee on CSNNW at 5:00 p.m. Pacific Tuesday night in the “Salma Hayek/Penelope Cruz Look-A-Like Battle Royale!” That is, two teams with almost identical records and seemingly indistinguishable portfolios taking on one another while only their fan bases truly know the differences. Milwaukee is almost … Continue reading »
Bates Motel Pilot
“Evil is scary when it’s pure. When there’s no motive, no reason, nor any possible redemption for what it is we’re afraid of. It’s difficult to predict our reactions to the temperament of something that strikes without provocation. When something is merely acting on instinct, and that instinct is to claw at the living…” CONTINUE … Continue reading »
Eric Maynor: I could’ve told you that
While “I used to trade for Eric Maynor on the versions of NBA Live I bought” isn’t necessarily life imitating art, it is the exact type of trade that makes delusional common-folk like myself think they have a viable future as an NBA general manager. Like everyone, I sit and bullshit with friends about what … Continue reading »
Thank you, Dr. Buss
I’ve always hated the Lakers. They have terrorized my soul and tortured my sense of self the most whenever I think about the worst moments of my life in relation to sports. Eight-year-old me was just as devastated when Magic Johnson flicked the ball down the length of the court as 16-year-old me was watching … Continue reading »