Lance Still On the Medal Stand in France

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» "I CANNOT THINK OF an athlete who has both overcome such severe illness and then reached and repeated such greatness in such a grueling sport as has Lance Armstrong."
MediaConcepts.blogspot.com was impressed by the 37-year-old cancer survivor's effort in the Tour de France, even though he came in third. Armstrong has won the race seven times.

» "YOU HAVE TO ADMIT, that's a bit of an uncomfortable situation: 'Hi, I'm just about to eat one of your comrades. Have a nice day.'"
TheAbbotOfUnreason.blogspot.com was a bit weirded out when a person dressed in a chicken costume greeted him as he was getting ready to order a sandwich at a Chicken Rico over the weekend.

» "IT'S BEEN 27 YEARS since the original 'TRON,' and in that time, the computer world has gone through ... well, a few changes. Forget all these damn cartoons. ['TRON Legacy'] is a movie that should be in 3-D."
PunchDrunkCritics.blogspot.com is looking forward to the newest iteration of the cult classic sci-fi movie, set for release in 2010.

» "I HARDLY SMOKED [Saturday] night, and I had a great day at work [Sunday]. I was focused on what I was doing. I wasn't rushed. I [went] to bed with a clear mind."
LivinMiLife.blogspot.com considers himself a better hairstylist when he is free of tobacco.

» "I THINK HUMPTY DUMPTY was prophetic on the issue of fence sitting, so I'm just going to say it: free market + health care = an inexcusable and immoral failure."
ProdAndPonder.com reacts to an L.A. Times story about Blue Cross of California's canceling the health insurance policies of people with expensive illnesses.

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