The Eliminator: Song #143

Song #: 143
Song Title: "A New Hope and End Credits"
Album: Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith

The longest track in the list, and the first from the various Star Wars soundtracks I have in the rotation.

Tough luck to this song. On to round 9!

The Eliminator: Song #144

Song #: 144
Song Title: "Christmas Is Coming"
Album: A Charlie Brown Christmas

Another song from this inimitable holiday classic is gone.

Tough luck to this song. On to round 8!

The Eliminator: Song #145

Song #: 145
Song Title: "Why Does Everything I Whip Leave Me?"
Album: The Simpsons Movie

Another track from The Simpsons Movie is gone.

Tough luck to this song. On to round 7!

The Eliminator: Song #146

Song #: 146
Song Title: "Fife and Gun"
Album: Gettysburg

This marches off the iTunes Eliminator list, and into immortality.

Tough luck to this song. On to round 6!

The Eliminator: Song #147

Song #: 147
Song Title: "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing "
Album: A Charlie Brown Christmas

Yeah, a Christmas song in March. Deal with it.

Tough luck to this song. On to round 5!

The Eliminator: Song #148

Song #: 148
Song Title: "End Creditouilles" composed by Michael Giacchino
Album: Ratatouille Soundtrack

Third straight track from a movie soundtrack. Tough luck to this song. On to round 4!

NOOOOO!!!!!!

Sad news for Bears fans today, as it appears Brett Favre is really retiring. Why is this sad for the loyal followers of the "Monsters of the Midway"?

6-2....

Yes, say it again

6-2...

That is the Bears record against Favre since Lovie Smith took over as head coach. After the dismal Wannstedt and Jauron years, Favre lost his Bear-killer title and became a quarterback not so feared by this Chicago fan.

Rex Grossman has a winning record against him. Kyle Orton does as well. Hell, even Brian Griese beat him last fall. And each victory usually included some dumbass interception by Favre that eventually cost his team the game.

Seriously, I wish Mr. Favre the best luck in his future endeavors. There was a time there in the early '00s where I thought the Packers would keep him well into the next decade, if only to come off the bench and torch the Bears. Fortunately, his career against the Bears took a downward turn, but I can't say I'm really going to miss him. Unless the next Packers quarterback goes on another 11 game winning streak.