Were you in a contrary mood last night? Or did you give them both candy?

I actually attempted to play stupid at first, and complemented the salesman on his salesman routine on Halloween, and attempted to give him candy.

But he really stuck to the act. Mostly because he was an actual salesman, using Halloween as a window of opportunity. And while I don't find my reaction to be terribly rational, something about that just pissed me right off.

Last night's MNF game was a joy to behold for all the Philip Rivers haters out there.

Of which I count myself among.

#VivaLaCutler

I've been lost for a bit now. I understand the whole "/rant" type thing. I mean the slash is part of the html code and means end, right? I don't get the # thing at all. Someone please explain it to me.

I think it's a Twitter thing. Not sure.

He didn't take the candy?

For reals?

Here goes, Stan, just for you:

OOK OOK eek eek OOK EEK OOOK OOOOK eek-ook, OOK#.




(On social networking sites such as Twitter, # is used to denote a metadata tag, or "hashtag". Full article on the hash symbol can be found HERE.)

@charlesx OOK OOK eek eek OOK EEK OOOK OOOOK eek-ook, OOK#.
Silly monkey, the hashtag goes in the front. #SillyMonkeyIsSilly

Stan speaks monkey. He knows that when you type in monkey, the hashtag goes on the end, but that when you translate back into English, you bring it back to the front. Give the lad a little credit, eh?

Yeah, speaking monkey is a lot like Spanish in that way.

I don't hate the dude, but I do giggle when he sits there and stares everyone down like a petulant child.

Dude's crazy.

I feel the same way about Cutler, for the same reasons.

You can link certain subjects by using the hash tag. So if a bunch of people are talking about "X", you can use the tag, which means that if someone clicks on it, they'll see a bunch of posts, yours included, about "X".

For reals.

My problem with Rivers stems from the game against Cutler - I think it was MNF - when he was literally screaming across the field taunting Cutler, and fake-crying at him. It was the most petulant thing I'd seen from a professional football player ever.

True dat. I don't know how Carlos manages, but he definitely gets by all right.

My understanding is that Cutler bashed him publicly beforehand.

In other words, they deserve each other.

Nothing like coming home after a long, hard day and seeing you died in a mafia game you were enjoying immensely.