This is The World According to Buchs - Keepin’ it moving since 2003!

I just spent 20 minutes writing a recap of my adventures acquiring a Nintendo Wii yesterday. Then I was inserting a link to the official Wii website and the browser crashed, taking my work with it. So let's just leave it at this: we got a Wii yesterday, and it's a ton of fun.

Trent : You know, Mike you should probably wait 3 days. Sue : You don’t have to wait dude, I think… Mikey : You know what? I have it under control. Trent : HE HAS IT UNDER CONTROL. Our little baby is all grown up. Our little baby’s all grown up. Mikey : Why is it everytime we go out you have to make it into a big production? Trent : (climbing onto the table) IS THIS A FUCKIN PRODUCTION FOR YA? HUH? YOU KNOW WHAT BIG BOY? YOU’RE GROWNS UP AND YOU’RE GROWNS UP AND YOU’RE GROWNS UP! Oh, I’m the asshole in the bar, right? I’m the asshole? Let’s get out of here I would never eat here anyway. My lil' brother Barry turned ...

"In other football news, trailing 17-10, with 4:47 remaining, the Packers reached first-and-goal at the Bills' 1. Green Bay had rushed for an average of 4.9 yards per carry, against one of the league's weakest rush defenses. Thus if the Packers simply slammed the ball forward once or twice, the tying touchdown was nearly certain. Instead pass, interception run 76 yards the other way and the Bills scored the game-icing touchdown a few snaps later. What was going on? Brett Favre at that point needed 14 touchdown passes to take the NFL career record away from Dan Marino. Rather than make the high-percentage call to tie the game, the Packers' coaches seemingly made a call calculated to help Favre get ...

First and goal at the one-yard line, and you call a quick slant? Oh, by the way, the running game was ripping of CHUNKS of yardage against a tired defense the whole drive. Did McCarthy lose a bet to Favre this week? Unreal. The fact that I have Ahman Green - who should have had two touchdowns today - has nothing to do with the intense rage I am feeling right now.