>>>LBJ would get my vote. (Clinton was no lightweight, either). When I was a kid there was a paperback book of news photos with made up words coming out of LBJ's mouth. One I remember was him at some disaster scene and saying, "If ah'm lying may lightning strike this spot."
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>>Welcome back Mike, aren't you at least going to wait until he shows what he can do in Miami before voting for him as President, I thought than only in third world countries a sportsman would be considered as presidential candidate :P
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>I must be rusty because I am missing the Miami reference.

Sorry, just kidding as every time I see LBJ I read LeBron James, silly joke.

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>Your opinion of the World Cup was probably about the same as mine. I was disappointed, and not because the U.S. and our traditional second choice, England, went down in flames. The first round with the South American teams doing so well was great, because I love their stylish play. When Argentina and Brazil went down it took the wind out of my sails. Germany knocked the snot out of Argentina, and Brazil was already gone by then. The final was a snore, even though I was glad to see Spain win. They both were as cautious as a nun in a frat house. It was nice, though, to see the streets of Madrid with Spaniards celebrating their first WC win. It remains my favorite sporting event, even ahead of the Olympics. Yeah, I know, un-American ;-)

Ah, the World Cup, forgive me if I wait until 2014 to talk about it :)