I look even better than I thought I did.

That is one small and ratty desk.

It's actually a sewing machine table, sans the sewing machine.

That look is just begging for a snow ball kiss.

It's not the size of your desk, B!X, but the size of your ego that counts in this business. A former sewing machine table makes just enough room in the office for my ever-expanding head.

And Randy you are so getting snowballed this winter. I'm going to swing by City Hall in an ice cream truck blaring "Ride of the Valkiries" over the speakers, with some extra-firm snowballs stored in the icebox...and challenge you to a rematch!

Challenge accepted.

High Noon, in the middle of Fourth Avenue (I will arrange the closure of SW Fourth between Jefferson and Madison).

To you, the challenger, goes the pick of the appropriate date.

Mano e Mano to the unenlightened.

But you and I, Matt, know what the real issue is.

1776 revisited.

"1776 revisited."

1776 was only the beginning, RL.
I'm sure your matchup with Mr. Davis may more closely resemble the the Battle of Yorktown 1781.

It's on! But if you're going to get all 1776 on me, then I should at least be allowed to recite this before we go into battle:

http://shakespeare.mit.edu/henryv/henryv.3.1.html

Geographically relevant? Probably not. But it still scans better than anything written on this side of the Atlantic over the last 400 years.

Ahhh. A worthy adversary indeed who quotes Shakespeare before battle…and “King Henry the Fifth” no less.

Your heritage serves you well.

Though I admit to a momentary flash of self doubt as I read the passage, I have again regained my resolve in the words of yet another great British leader.

I would hope you would allow me to quote Sir Winston Churchill. Given that his Mother was American, I do believe we both can claim pride in his tenacity and fighting skills;

“…whatever the cost may be, we shall fight on the beaches, we shall fight on the landing grounds, we shall fight in the fields and in the streets, we shall fight in the hills; we shall never surrender…”

So will tickets be sold to this grandiose event or is it a free spectacle?

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