Friday, December 24, 2010

Drew Bledsoe 70 Passes Vs Vikings 1994



This is a FOX Sports montage of the November 1994 game that launched the Patriots dynasty under Bob Kraft ownership. Drew Bledsoe threw 70 passes with 45 completions, three touchdowns, and a huge comeback win over the Vikings. This win was the first of 175 in the Kraft era from November 1994 to Christmas 2010.

Kevin Harlan (later of CBS Sports) and Jerry Glanville are the announcers.

Wednesday, December 08, 2010

Raiders vs. Dolphins: Week 7 (1994)



This 1994 game was interesting for the blowup on the sidelines with Raiders coach Art Shell.

Saturday, December 04, 2010

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Don't Call Him Shirley - Leslie Nielsen eulogy

Don't Call Him Shirley

A nice eulogy of comedic actor Leslie Nielsen.

Brett Favre Gets What He Deserves



Brett Favre gets sacked by the Patriots - too bad his jaw wasn't actually broken as he feigned in being carted off.

1994 Patriots comeback win vs Minnesota



One of the most important games in New England Patriots history was this 1994 comeback win over the Vikings. Despite a missed FGA in the fourth (not shown) Drew Bledsoe set NFL records with 70 passes and 45 completions with three TDs in a grinding 26-20 win.

Thursday, November 25, 2010

Inside the NFL - Colts vs Patriots 2010



NFL Films clip on 2010's edition of the Patriots-Colts rivalry, the bitterest in football. The way the game went explains why.

Thursday, November 11, 2010

Spencer Tracy: His Final, Finest Hour



Delivered by anyone else this closing monologue to Guess Who's Coming To Dinner would not work. Delivered by Spencer Tracy, it is a monologue that stops time, stops in the tracks, and conquers the soul.

Tuesday, November 09, 2010

Tobacco settlement — a pinnacle of corporate-government collusion — faces challenge in Supreme Court

Tobacco settlement — a pinnacle of corporate-government collusion — faces challenge in Supreme Court. Interesting that this deal is now under attack. One should hope it is overturned for the good of competition.

1979 Daytona 500 Finish - Call by MRN



MRN's call of the sport's turning point in its history. Jack Arute and Barney Hall are in the main booth while the turns are handled by Mike Joy, Gary Gerould, and Eli Gold.

1978 Texas World 200



This is the original CBS telecast of USAC's 1978 200-miler for Indycars at Texas World Speedway. AJ Foyt, of nearby Houston, is the focus.

Two Views On $600 Billion

The Fed printed $600 billion worth of money recently, and it has brought forth two interesting views - concern that the Fed is repeating mistakes made by Italy and a silver lining view.

California’s Multiplayer Version of Chicken

California’s Multiplayer Version of Chicken - proof positive that if a state in the US deserves to fail, it's California.

Friday, November 05, 2010

Saturday, October 23, 2010

The Foolishness Of Bureacrats

A look at the biases that bureacrats carry even though those biases have little to no basis in the real world.

Whither Fannie and Freddie?

A Proposal for Reforming the Housing GSEs

Barney Frank’s Freddie And Fannie Fantasy

Barney Frank’s Plan: Fannie and Freddie as Government Profit Machines. The problem is it is fantasy.

WikiLeaks Dumps 391,832 Iraq War Docs

WikiLeaks Dumps 391,832 Iraq War Docs

Barney Gets $40K from Bailout Bank Buddies

Barney Gets $40K from Bailout Bank Buddies The crook from Newton, MA at it again.

Lying About Iraq's Casualties

With WikiLeaks on the rampage again, the lie that 250,000 were killed in Iraq is being peddled again. But the biggest irony is that the documents prove - as though proof was needed - that Iran has been sanctioning the campaign to exterminate civilians in Iraq after the liberation - a fact the MSM was determined to deny in order to justify attacking George W. Bush.

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

1974 Daytona 500 Finish



The finish of the 1974 Daytona 500, and the heartbreak of Donnie Allison.

1974 Daytona 500 Part Three



1974 Daytona 500 Part Three. The battle between Petty and Donnie Allison is about to get terminal.

1974 Daytona 500 Part Two



Part Two of the 1974 Daytona 500.

1974 Daytona 500 Part One



One of NASCAR's greatest races, as covered live by ABC back in 1974.

Obama Shovels Sheet

The Man On The Way Up seems not to realize there is no such thing as shovel-ready projects.

The Story of the 1990s Economy

The Man On The Way Up plays fast and loose with the truth about the economy again.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Faith Hill and Chris Johnson



Titans fan Faith Hill lunches with Chris Johnson and flirts with climaxing at 2:10 when she talks about playing in the NFL. We do need to hear Faith's Mike Keith imitations, though.

Wednesday, October 06, 2010

2004 NFC Wild Card Game: Vikings at Packers



The famous Randy Moss mooning game.

NFL Classics: Patriots Blast Titans & Record Book 59-0



This is the October 2009 game where the Patriots tied or broke nine team or league records in a 59-0 shutout of the Titans.

Randy Moss 2007



With the stunning trade of Randy Moss from New England to Minnesota, it's worth a look back at Moss' firepower as a Patriots receiver.

Monday, October 04, 2010

Double-Duped Carter

Double-Duped Carter: From Soviet Communism to Radical Islam illustrates the disgrace that his Jimmy Carter.

The Stones in Stereo from the Brian Jones era (1964 to 1965)



Perhaps the apex of the Rolling Stones history, the revelation in this 1964-65 stereo compilation is the alternate take of 19th Nervous Breakdown (at 5:52 in) featuring a radically different lead vocal from Mick Jagger that alternates between mellow on the verses and rawer on the chorus, with a different performance on the fade.

The Dave Clark Five, Glad all over, true stereo mix



The Dave Clark Five was a grossly underrated 1960s band from Tottenham, UK and this rare stereo mix of their breakout hit from 1963-4 shows how good they were.

Vote For Bielat And Give Barney Frank The Heave

Bielat Gives Barney Frank a Fight in Mass. Barney Frank has always been a bully and a crook; now Massachusetts voters can do something right for a change. Sean Bielet is a patriot; Barney Frank never was.

Saturday, October 02, 2010

One and Twenty- Michael Nesmith



This early-1960s track by Mike is a musical recitation of a poem by Alfred Edward Houseman. It's among Mike's most folk-flavored tracks.

Wednesday, September 22, 2010

WalMartCare

WalMartCare looks to be more relevant than Man On The Way Up Care.

A Cartoonish Look at ObamaCare

A Cartoonish Look at ObamaCare that lies its Democratic Ass off.

Is It Possible To Spend One Trillion and Then Not Spend One Trillion?

The Man On The Way Up Says, "I'm Not Spending a Trillion Dollars."

When a President Hates Being Commander in Chief

When a President Hates Being Commander in Chief - do we sare call it treason?

The Man On The Way Up's Cowardice

Woodward Book Tells a Damning Tale indicates The Man On The Way Up has never been serious about winning the war against Islamo-Arab imperialism.

Simply Red - Holding Back The Years (Simplified Version)



The mid-80s soul classic was remade in superior stripped-down fashion.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Classic Buffalo Bills: 09/21/97 vs. Colts



The Forgotten Comeback in Bills history.

Classic Buffalo Bills: 10/09/83 @ Dolphins



The Buffalo Bills-Miami Dolphins rivalry has had some spectacular games, such as this 1983 shootout that featured Dan Marino's Miami Dolphins debut.

Forgotten Favre Clip



This 1996 ESPN SportsCenter clip brings reminder of a forgotten chapter of Brett Favre's career. It also brings reminder of a time when Keith Olbermann was actually a good broadcaster.

Monday, September 13, 2010

Osama Bin Elvis

It's been a common attack on George W. Bush - that we haven't found Osama Bin Laden. Reminder is necessary that Osama isn't calling shots anymore and the obsession with Bin Laden obfuscates realities about Islamo-Arab terrorism.

Some of Shelly's Blues- Mike Nesmith Live at the Roundhouse



From Mike's 1974 concert.

Michael Nesmith - Lamppost - BBC Radio - 1975

Michael Nesmith - Marie's Theme - BBC Radio - 1975

Michael Nesmith - Dance Between The Raindrops - BBC Radio - 1975



Michael Nesmith's 1975 performance on BBC Radio.

1994 Fake Spike Game - Dolphins vs. Jets



This is ESPN coverage of the famous 1994 Fake Spike game between Miami and the NY Jets.

Sunday, September 05, 2010

Vikings fans and Favre interception



This compendium of Vikings fans reaction to the infamous Brett Favre INT is humorous but also illustrates the central failing of Favre - his complete and utter selfishness. It also makes one feel bad for Vikings fans given how close the Vikings have been entering the 2010 season.

BTW, the guy in the Favre road jersey yelling in the second clip - that would be me if Favre played for the Patriots or the Titans.

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Tennessee Titans @ Houston Oilers - How It Should Be



Normally I don't play videogames but the guy who re-dressed the Houston Texans in Oilers uniforms did a brilliant job. I root for the Titans but I also like Houston's football team and the name should be the Oilers - it doesn't take away from the identity of the Titans anymore than the Cleveland Browns name took away from the Baltimore Ravens' identity after they moved from Cleveland.

Friday, August 27, 2010

Saturday, August 21, 2010

NFL Classics: Buffalo Bills @ Houston Oilers 1989



This game illustrates a sad reality for the Buffalo Bills - the fact they have quite a bit to look back upon and little to look forward to.

Refusing To Face Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae Facts

When Economic Policy Became Social Policy - the housing crisis came because of government meddling via Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae; the refusal to face facts ensures the housing problem will continue.

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Arena Football: Tampa Bay Storm Reach ArenaBowl in 63-62 Thriller Over Predators Comeback

The Tampa Bay Storm Blew a 49-28 lead but sweated out a last-second FGA to edge the Orlando Predators 63-62. The Storm now look for a sixth Arena Bowl title as they take on the Spokane Shock.

The Danica Patrick-ization Of Sports

Take Back the Sports Page? Pro sports is a battle the feminazis can't win.

Fareed Zakaria Wants His Taxes Raised

Newsweek obviously doesn't get that Taxes Aren’t the Problem, Spending Is.

Ground Zero Mosque And Brain Dead Multiculturalism

Obama on the Ground Zero Mosque proves anew how brain dead multiculturalism is.

Congress's Mad Libs

LOL!

Congress's Mad Libs

Keith Olbermann Gets A Friend

The deranged Keith Olbermann has a pal at The New Republic who is just as stupid.

The Failure Of Government Motors

GM Joins Fannie and Freddie as incompetently run and corrupt industries protected by government.

Desperate Democrats

When everything else fails, launch personal attacks and lie.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

Willful Ignorance at the New York Times

They get what they want, and whine anyway.

Discussion On Public Sector Pay and Pensions

A discussion on Public Sector Pay and Pensions is presented here. The piece concludes by noting the discussion of whether public sector pay and pensions are justified. Given the fact that the public sector does things that the private sector does better at less cost, the reality is such pay and pensions are a waste of money.

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Media Hopes It Has New Pentagon Papers

First we need to repost this July 26 piece:

WikiLeaks is a sign that publishes purloined documents, and it has found some 77,000 pages of documents on the Afghanistan war, with another 15,000 on the way. WikiLeaks released the documents to three media outlets who want to press a case for US withdrawal, even though the documents themselves don't make that case; instead they illustrate what the US is actually doing, and what the enemy is doing.

The piece cited above notes that the release is a Rorschach test, and WikiLeaks leaked them to media outlets they felt would use them to press the case for withdrawal. The problem is the documents don't make that case.

Of course it's been done before - in 1971 the Institute for Policy Studies obtained "the Pentagon Papers," a voluminous cache of documents on US planning and debate before and during the Vietnam War. The New York Times printed excerpts of the papers to make the case for US withdrawal - except it had to all but falsify what the papers actually said to make that case.

It caused a firestorm at the time and was a turning point in the dishonesty of the Mainstream Media. The MSM may hope it achieves success here, but with the way the media landscape has changed there is more reason to hope rationality wins out.


UPDATE: Julian Assage, the creep in charge of WikiLeaks, defended himself on the Today show, this after he leaked the infamous Apache gunship footage trying to prove nonexistent "collateral murder." But as shown here he's guilty of what he slandered the Army for, and as a Wired link in the story shows, some of what Assange leaked isn't true.

UPDATE #2: A look at what the Times didn't do with regard to how WikiLeaks was handling the documents.

The Incredible Shrinking Man On The Way Up

He grows smaller the longer he speaks.

Wednesday, July 21, 2010

Two Crooks Dishing

First is this repost from June 28:

Chris Dodd and Barney Frank are crooks. Being elected officials they get the ultimate area where they can swipe money and spend it. They've thus authored a financial "reform" bill that's about spending money and forcing someone else to pay for it. But they may have sealed their bill's doom.

UPDATE: The Dodd-Frank monstrosity passed, but got somewhat neutered, and the caving of a few weak Republicans helped a bill that otherwise was doomed.

Do Nothing Is A Policy That Works

It shows in housing.

Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Ted Kennedy, Official Traitor

Ted Kennedy was lionized upon his death and also upon release of over 2,000 pages of Teddy's FBI file. The MSM, though, wil continue to ignore what Soviet archives show of Teddy's illegal overtures to Soviet Russia.

General McChrystal

With the release of General Stanley McChrystal and installation of General David Petraeus in Afghantistan in the wake of the Rolling Stone piece, some pieces about General McChrystal - why he should have been released (seconded here with both published before the change) and why he should have stayed. The most delicious aspect of the situation is this - McChrystal managed to genuinely anger the infamously stuck-up Obama. Obama deserved to get treated like this because he's a jerk and as such not qualified to lead - and the only way he can begin to earn real trust is to change his policy and go for victory in the Middle East.

Worth noting is that what McChrystal did was not insubordination and in fact reflects poorly on the pundit class.

Sunday, June 20, 2010

The JFK Junior Syndrome

Presented is an interesting comparison of The Man On The Way Up to John Kennedy Junior, a political failure like Barack who was nonetheless canonized.

Barack To Axis: "We Surrender"

It is impossible to think The Man On The Way Up would have actually worked to defeat the Axis in the Second World War. This is because The Man On The Way Up lacks the good sense that Franklin Roosevelt fortunately had when it came time to call off his own war against business.

It's the biggest difference between Roosevelt and Obama - Roosevelt was a deeply flawed President but he was an adult, and as such was able to straighten his policy out - Obama is not an adult but a selfish man-child who rules as a immature pouter would - with "Mine" and "No" his operative words as opposed to mature, operative thought.

Tuesday, June 15, 2010

Don't Repeal It

There is a movement to repeal the services' "Don't Ask/Don't Tell" policy. A rebuttal is provided here illustrating the absurd social experimental nature of opposition to the policy.

Tuesday, June 08, 2010

Monday, June 07, 2010

The President With No Answers

When the President lectured Republicans to work with him even though his legislation made no sense, Bob Corker of TN pointed out that Obama had lied repeatedly and been called out on it; Obama's meandering answer showed he has no answers, and this fact becomes more apparant with more and more failures.

Michigan To Man On The Way Up....

Some more bad news from Michigan for Obamacare.

How About Gatling Guns Against Gaza?

A Turkish ship was boarded by Israeli soldiers; ostensibly intended to deliver humanitarian aid, the ship in reality was trying to arm Hamas, the terrorist clique ruling Gaza. When the ship's members attacked Israeli soldiers, they fought back. A good summary is provided here while a a longer examination is provided here.

Israel of course is guilty of a crime against humanity based on UN reaction.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Would Eric Holder Blame The Cylons?

If Eric Holder were a character on Battlestar Galactica he would be the one denying the existence of the Cylon empire or would concoct absurd rationalizations for why the Cylons seek the extermination of humans - the kind of moral equivalency that hurt the Ronald Moore version of the sci-fi classic and which got skewered nicely in the original Glen Larson version.

His recent testimony where he refused to blame Islamic extremism for Faisal Shahzad's attempted bombing of Times Square is illustrative of the Obama regime's non-commitment to defeating Islamo-Arab terrorism.

Continuing The Corruption Of The Housing Crunch

The housing crunch of late happened because the government - pushed by the likes of Barney Frank and Christopher Dodd - paid banks to make bad loans and put out incentives for people who couldn't afford them to get costly mortgages. A Tennessee Republican introduced a piece in a new bill; the piece puts some responsibility into mortgages. The Democrats are fighting it and proving anew their refusal to allow responsibility to dictate anything.

Monday, May 03, 2010

How Can The Times Say This?

Interesting that the NY Times is now noticing that Democratic bills to "reform" financial regulation don't work.

Arizona Enforces The Law

Arizona has a law cracking down on illegal immigrants, a law on the books because the federal government has not been enforcing the law. Predictably it has led to overheated response, with The Man On The Way Up attacking it for "undermining" fairness.

It does no such thing. See also some clarification of lawful contact following the expected MSM obfuscation of said contact. There is also an explanation of the situation on the ground on the Arizona border by an Arizona state senator.

From the Department Of Redundancy Department - according to MSNBC, the law "makes it a crime to be an illegal immigant."

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Wednesday, April 07, 2010

The Apache Episode Of Blue Thunder

A July 2007 incident involving AH-64 Apache gunships has caused a firestorm when a website leaked gun camera footage of the incident in an apparant effort to prove the Army guilty of some kind of murderous engagement. Yet the facts show nothing the Apaches did was in the wrong.

See also here.

Thursday, April 01, 2010

Why Must "Society" Be Blamed For Individual Criminals?

It has become among the most bitter stories of the spring as indictment has come down to nine teenagers accused of harassing and bullying Phoebe Prince, a student at South Hadley HS in Massachusetts, to the point that she killed herself. Local media coverage has been universally condemnatory toward not just the students but the school, local parents - indeed, blame has been assigned to virtually everyone except the nine students indicted.

The mother of one of the accused has come out in defense of her daughter by asserting that Prince was no innocent victim but had engaged in harsh exchanges with others. It is a rare story that hasn't toed the line that the school, the parents, basically everyone except the nine teens indicted is as guilty of killing Phoebe Prince as though they'd pulled the trigger themselves.

The tragedy has also led to a lot of commentary about anti-bullying laws, but in basically advocating such laws the media, prosecutors, et al have refused to consider a pertinent question - just what business is it of government, state or local, to police individual relationships between high school students?

It's worth asking because the premise here is fundamentally wrong - what is being done is the penumbra of guilt has been spread across what amounts to entire groups. Phoebe Princed killed herself - why is this an indictment of a group of others instead of the individuals involved in this specific incident? Why is this something that prosecutors have to meddle in instead of letting the school itself handle it - or better yet, the individual students themselves?

When government meddles in something best left to individuals, nothing good ever comes of it. A great many of us have been bullied in high school in our youth, and it is a safe bet no one benefitted from anything beyond handling it ourselves and ultimately outgrowing it.

Making what amounts to a state crime of this can't possibly benefit anyone, because government is meddling where it has no business - in the individual relationships of individual persons.

Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Obama's Empty Victory

Astonishingly, Obamacare passed - by seven votes. It took a massive surge of pork-addition to the bill and patented Obama dishonesty in pushing the program's costs to get it done, yet there was The Man On The Way Up signing a bill that by any objective measure cannot work - as started to become obvious as two key promises in Obamacare - that parents could keep kids on their insurance programs until age 26, and denial of the claim that small businesses would be forced to stop or scale back hiring - exposed themselves as phony.

And the fight will only get worse, with state lawsuits against the policy among other acts of resistance to Obama's nationalization of health care, to go with the striking level of weakness Obama displayed in this fight - he lobbied for the ball in the name of his presidency, and the list of broken promises by Obama can only come back to haunt him.

Repeal Obamacare.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Monday, March 01, 2010

Obama's Health Care Illiteracy

The recent summit hosted by The Man On The Way Up didn't do him any favors, as the Republicans countered his arguments with cogent facts, leading to such moments as when Obama cut off John McCain for pointing out the deceit and corruption of Obama's PhRMA deal-making. What the summit showed most glaringly was how illiterate The Man On The Way Up is on how the health care system actually works, and how this illiteracy helps drive his absurd proposals.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Drinking To Ecomomic Illiteracy

The Man On The Way Up has been trying to ignite a war against private insurance companies over "excessive" profits. The Rome Sentinal of New York notes that comparing the profit margins of private insurance companies to those of beer brewers shows brewers make far more of a profit than private insurance companies, yet the Obamaniacs aren't going after Big Beer. See also here.

Speaking of insurance companies, Congressman Anthony Weiner of NY attacked Republicans on the House floor as "wholly owned....by the insurance industry." The health-care industry was his second-biggest backer, which means his point is...what?

Meanwhile a fighter for single-payer helps shrink Democratic support for Obama's plan.,

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Obama Gets Schooled On Economics Part Deux

Persented is a look at how a basic of economics is misunderstood by The Man On The Way Up.

Also worth noting is more evidence that manufacturing is getting stronger.

There has also been a to-do about finacial regulatory reform and how it has been stymied by lack of Republican support. The reality is different.

Meanwhile, you remember The Man On The Way Up's mini-celebration of the stimulus on its one-year anniversary? The stimulus' legacy is one of inflating the public sector and terrifying the private sector that will pay for the resultant hackerama.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

The Permanent Campaign Smears Ryan

There's a new target for the Left to attack - Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan. The assault stems from a plan he's leading to deal with the economy, and it's gotten positive feedback from the Congressional Budget Office.

As the link notes, the attack on the plan is irresponsible (and typical of Democrats) because no credible alternative is offered and the Democrats pretend the problems the plan addresses don't exist. Rep. Ryan's plan is worth more than what it's getting.

UPDATE: - The assault is continuing with the usual talking points about "cuts" in Medicare. It is typical of the Democrats, a party lacking any credible policy of their own - and explains the assault, for as the link's author puts it, the Democrats' focus on the plan is bait-and-switch.

UPDATE #2: - An interesting comparison is made between Ryan's plan and the assumptions being made by OMB Director Peter Orszag; also of note is Ryan's response to Orszag.

The Stimulus Sham

The Man On The Way Up patted himself on the back on the first anniversary of his slush fund known as The Stimulus. A look at what it's actually done - which isn't much. See also here.

We Aren't The World

A look at the bleak history of rock concerts posing as fundraisers in the wake of yet another "We Are The World" farce for Haiti.

Tuesday, February 02, 2010

An Antisemitic Report Gets Blown Up

Alan Dershowitz discredits the Goldstone Report. It's a necessary rebuttal to yet another blood smear of a legitimateb state fighting for its survival against Islamo-Arab imperialism.

Obama Huffs While The Market Puffs

Check this look at The Man On The Way Up's 2010 Groundhog Day of waging the perpetual campaign he insisted we can't wage. Now he wants to add yet another government program to force businesses to arbitrarily hire and pay more; it's called the Small Business Lending Fund, and as noted in the link it goes on an absurd premise. The link also notes how the market is stepping in to lend to small businesses when banks don't - and doing so better than the government. As noted in the piece, it's what liberals hate, as they call the practice described within the link "gouging." The problem for them is simple - it works.

Monday, February 01, 2010

Obama's Revisionist History Of Bush

Obama's primary theme with regard to economics is that he inherited an economy ruined by George W. Bush. He makes the claim again with his new budget. But there's a continuing problem with Obama's argument - it is revisionist history, and dishonest as such. A look back shows the facts - as usual - say otherwise.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Good Thing Ed Hochuli Wasn't Working This Game

On "reforming" health care, The Man On The Way Up reminds me of Bill Polian, who got rules changed after 2003 so his Indianapolis Colts would not get beaten up the way they did by the Patriots in the playoffs. Barack has gone about trying to manipulate the refs so his health care scam can be pulled. Scott Brown's election win was just the first blow of the collapse of Obamacare.

Believe It When We See It

It is said The Man On The Way Up is starting to shift rightward. I'll believe it when I see it - and with a major fight over tax increases coming, Obama's shift has to be much greater than it presently shows to be believed.

Chutzpah, Thy Name Is Barack

When does The Man On The Way Up lie? When he opens his mouth. The Cornhusker kickback is the latest example.

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Pleasant Valley Sunday

An interesting and overlooked take on the Scott Brown victory is provided in this look at Obama's war against suburbia. It is doubly interesting given how suburbia is portrayed in culture - notable of recent with the success of Desperate Housewives and also in song, among groups from SheDaisy and their spoof of Desperate Housewives to The Monkees and their take on a Goffin-King classic.

A Micky-Mike-Peter-Kristyn-Kelsi-Kassidy harmony - that would be something to hear.

The war against suburbia is not new and it will continue given the inexplicable jealousy that comes of it.