Trash talking the boss in a national magazine can get you fired?! Who knew?

STILL annoyed at the people who say "Everyone is entitled to their opinion"! As far as I know, you are not actually entitled to a public opinion about your superior IN THE MILITARY! You know, the organization where you follow your commanding officer. Or really, you know at any job. If I said bad things about the Dean of my school and it was reported in the paper, I am pretty sure I would be fired, too!

7.45pm: What happens if we steal their rackets? If we steal their rackets, the zombies can no longer hit their aces and thump their backhands and keep us all prisoner on Court 18. I'm shocked that this is only occurring to me now. Will nobody run onto the court and steal their rackets? Are they all too scared of the zombies' clutching claws and gore-stained teeth? Steal their rackets and we can all go home. Who's with me? Steal their rackets and then run for the tube.

It's 48-48. What further incentive do you need?

As far as I know, you are not actually entitled to a public opinion about your superior IN THE MILITARY!

That is true. Even in Peace Corps, you are severely discouraged from critcizing the President in any kind of public venue.

49-49.

The Guardian liveblogger is a STAR.

Someone explain to me what these numbers mean and why no one has won yet.

"Everyone is entitled to their opinion"!

Sure, but if you don't use discretion in when, where, and how you express that opinion, you should be prepared for it to bite you in the ass.

You being the proverbial you.

Okay, packing now.

why no one has won yet.

You have to win by two games, and they've been trading back and forth for the last hundred games. And in Wimbledon, you can't play a tiebreaker in the last set.

Aha. And each game is that 0-15-30-40 scoring, right?

And in Wimbledon, you can't play a tiebreaker in the last set.

I'm getting confused on the game-set-match distinction now.

Happy Birthday, Tep!