I think Jon and Kate should be made to spend eternity with that moron Dr. Phil.

I think the USA Network is the second best network on TV.

I think twenty-four hour news stations should be illegal.

I think that Hollywood has Black Listed original thought.

I think the New England Patriots are scary this year.

I think I still hate all New York sports teams.

I think people know less than they think they do.

I think politicians should be made to pass a history exam before they can hold office.

I think hockey should be played from October to March.

I think “Tweeting” is for dopes.

I think no one will read this.

I’m out….

Recognized for services to U.S.-U.K. relations

LONDON (AP) – Britain says it is awarding an honorary knighthood to veteran U.S. Sen. Edward Kennedy.

The government says the Massachusetts senator is being recognized for services to U.S.-U.K. relations and to Northern Ireland.

Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s office says Brown will formally announce the honor Wednesday when he addresses Congress in Washington.

The 77-year-old brother of the late President John F. Kennedy is well known in Britain for his involvement in the Northern Ireland peace process. He is currently being treated for a brain tumor.

Other Americans to receive honorary knighthoods include Microsoft chief Bill Gates and filmmaker Steven Spielberg. Unlike British knights, they are not entitled to use the appellation “Sir” or “Dame” before their names.