They Say Every Man Needs Protection; They Say Every Man Must Fall

Monday. Well, the Broncos lost the big AFC game. I am a bit disappointed, but hey, it was a good run and they had a good season. I don't blame Plummer for losing the game. The Steelers just outplayed the Broncos at every position and on all levels of the game. Plummer had a great season, and I don't think that one bad game should be a cause to completely dog him like some around here are doing. Even the mighty Tom Brady can throw a handful of picks in a big play off game. Just look at how he did against Denver last week. Anyway, thanks, Broncos, for a good season regardless. It's been fun.

Of course, billydwilson, being a big Steelers fan, did what all good friends do for each other in their time of despair. He called to rub it in. Hey, what are friends for? I would like to think I would be there for him in the same capacity had the situation been reversed. Seriously, though, it was good talking to ya billy. I hope all is well.

Other than that, not much is going on here at work today. I am trying to research a bunch of correspondence to track down various proofs that we should be paid for a bunch of outstanding items on my biggest account group. Not exactly the most exciting endeavor, but if it gets these things paid then it will all be worth it I guess.

I listened to some Bob Dylan on the way in to work today. I heard Ben Harper's Diamonds on the Inside last night and I picked up on what I considered to be a strange resemblance to Dylan's I Shall Be Released. I didn't know if it was just my post-Broncos-loss brain not processing things correctly, so I popped in some Bobby Dylan this morning to see if Ben Harper was an "Innocent Criminal" or not. The jury is still out on this one, but I think there could be a case made regarding their similarities.

By the way, I recommend both Bob Dylan and Ben Harper, regardless of any perceived semblance. They are both awesome.