We sure didn't SEE this one coming!

WWE has finally rediscovered the shock quality that it use to have. John Cena came out and was the 30th man in the ring for the 2008 Royal Rumble.

He ended up winning the match by eliminating Triple H! I still can't believe that this happened. I am sure that NO ONE new that this was coming. All of us that watched it last night were absolutely shocked that it happened and that he ended up winning the rumble.

It has been quite sometime since Vince and his family has shocked us for a PPV and tonight he finally rekindled the shock value by bringing back one of his #1 stars in John Cena!

Are there any LOST fans out there?

Well I thought I found ask before I floud my blog with many LOST theories and ideas that my friends and I share for any bloggers out there to comment on.

For instance, Do you remember when Locke first saw the "Monster" and how he saw something that was "Beautiful"? Then later on it wanted to take him underneath and he seemd quite scared yet wanted to be taken?

What are your thoughts?

The Next American Idol or Future President?

I was watching American Idol last night and I love how they do little stories on people that may or may not make it this year. It seems that they kinda over do it each year with those stories but anyhow.

While watching this guy he reminded me of my good friend Adam Duckworth. The guy singing is into politics and a taste for the theatrical. I can't believe that this guy made it but Simon was pleasentlly surprised and said Yes to him.

So will he make it to the top 12 or run for Mayor of Oklahoma in 2008! Either way Look out!

Lost alter ego quiz!

I took a lost alter ego quiz and my alter ego was matched to Locke!

The quiz told me the reason that I am so close to Locke is that people under estimate my abilities and I don't like to be told what to do, yet I work for the betterment of others.

I thought that the quiz was a little strange but I can see the correlation between Locke and I as people.

Here is the link:http://quizfarm.com/test.php?q_id=3264

Arguably one of the Best guys all round...

Travis Fryman.

In a time when Baseball is at a loss for finding good role models here is a guy that played his best and when injuries set in he did what he could and then retired at age 33. Arguably one of the best infielders of the 90's Fryman is up for the Hall of Fame vote. He has great numbers over his 12 years in the bigs and that is besides the point.

Fryman is a follower of Christ. He kept his faith strong no matter where he went. I remember one game I went to between the Tigers and the Indians that he and a couple other believers spoke before the game to let the fans know how important it is to have faith in your life.

Like I said in a time where baseball has few good people representing its sport, Fryman was not only a good player but a great person. Baseball needs more guys like Fryman.

Why the Tigers should KEEP Inge.

I read this article this morning and I may not know Inge personally but I do agree that he is a Fan Favorite and many of the people that see him relate to the hard work he has put in to be a solid player for the Detroit Tigers.

Here is the Link:

http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080102/SPORTS02/80102007/1050/rss15