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Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Flavor Flav finds love
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
So I guess true love does conquer all.
Three reality shows later, and a whole lot of drama heaped in between, Flavor Flav, I think, has finally met his girl.
(I just hope he and Thing 2 don’t decide to have children because no child deserves those odds in the “good looks” department.
As much as I thought she and her twin sister were a bit raggedy looking, I was touched that Flav admitted to making a mistake in sending her home.
I’m glad he sent Sinceer and her conniving ways back to planet Klingon but I’m surprised he booted Seezins, too.
I knew when he brought Thing 2 all the way to France, that he really felt a connection. But I thought in the final two it would come down to Thing 2 and Seezins. But it came down to Black and Thing 2.
It was clear that he had the body hots for Black, but Thing 2 had his spirit. Maybe it was the romantic backdrops of Paris.
Maybe it was the candlelight dinners. Maybe it was Thing 2 denying him his nightcap and in so doing, showing her true vulnerability. Whatever it was, it was clear that he connected with her in a different way than the winners from the previous seasons.
Did he make the right choice? After two previous tries, he vowed that this is it and that there won’t be a Flavor of Love 4. Do you believe it?
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Major airlines rank low in customer satisfaction
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Airline passengers aren’t a very happy lot.
The airline industry dropped to near historic lows in a new University of Michigan American Customer Satisfaction Index. Read more
Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines ranked fourth among the nation’s seven biggest carriers. Southwest Airlines led the industry in passenger satisfaction for the 15th consecutive year.
The industry, whose satisfaction rating has been slipping over the last few years, drew the worst scores of 18 industries in the index. Cable and satellite TV were next-to-worst despite logging their highest score since the index began.
Is the index on target? How satisfied are you with current airline service? Which industries do you rate highest or lowest?
