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Now that I have decided I will be 25 for the rest of my life, it’s important that I keep up with what the kids are into. But I felt like a real failure when my short attention span and general busyness prevented me from appreciating that 90210 was coming back. Yeah, I’d seen the ads and heard rumors about the return of Brenda, etc., but it hadn’t really set in what this all meant. It wasn’t until Sarah Morrison<\/a> responded to my IM yesterday with “90210 starts tonight” that I realized I should be really excited about this. I mean, I loved the original. We even had a party in my dorm room for the last episode.<\/p>\n So now that I realized I should care, I got home and set the DVR. Record series. Check. Before I could watch though, the Republican National Convention was on. I hadn’t intented to watch, but since it superceeded Jeopardy, I figured why not, and am I glad I did. The RNC is better than an episode of Saturday Night Live! They even got the guy from Law and Order to host. And then the baby momma drama, I mean, it might has well have been on the CW! But I’d have to say the highlight of the night was one line, “They broke both his arms, but they didn’t break his honor.” Thanks dub-yah, I don’t even know what that means, but coming from you anything sounds profound, right? One more quick thought and then back to the point. I’ll admit I hadn’t heard about McCain’s VP pick until last night, and I am still very confused. Either it is a pathetic attempt to woo Hillary supporters, or McCain really, really doesn’t want to get elected. I think I’ll follow the Republican campaign for comedic value, but I’m definitely voting for Barry. Like, duh.<\/p>\n