You're a bad stain /
And you need to be cleaned up.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Uniforms Make the Man (Do Stupid Things)
On Monday, Moose Mom got the Lee County, Florida (Fort Myers) sheriff,
First, I thought, very tricky, Mike. Is your middle name "Hunt," you dumb-ass?
Second, I thought, wtf? He's in uniform.
Well, apparently, others have thought the same.
Mike's plans for the week have changed.
In in legendary words of Astro, rut-ro.
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Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Gramps Confuses Number As Noun
Is Obama "The One?"
Or just "That One?"
Seems erratic.
Either way, my friends, McCain's lost it, in every way that that means.
Barack's Killer Line for This Evening
As it becomes ever-more entirely clear that Gramps would rather sacrifice any shred of honor or decency he has left in this campaign in order to try to win, it reminds me of George Santayana's quote: "Those who cannot remember the past, are condemned to repeat it."
So, let us return to fifty years ago, when crazed, fear-based demagoguery crap finally met its match, when a fed-up nation's frustration came to a head in a great American ah-ha moment, when evil finally met its match in the seven words of an American speaking truth to power:
"Have you no sense of decency, sir?"
Country first, my ass.
Go get 'em, Barack:
So, let us return to fifty years ago, when crazed, fear-based demagoguery crap finally met its match, when a fed-up nation's frustration came to a head in a great American ah-ha moment, when evil finally met its match in the seven words of an American speaking truth to power:
"Have you no sense of decency, sir?"
Country first, my ass.
Go get 'em, Barack:
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The First Rule of Being a Maverick
... is like the first rule of being cool.
You never say that you're "cool."
It's soo un-cool.
So, it's very un-mavericky to call yourself a "maverick."
Speaking of un-mavericky "maverickiness":
You never say that you're "cool."
It's soo un-cool.
So, it's very un-mavericky to call yourself a "maverick."
Speaking of un-mavericky "maverickiness":
Sunday, October 5, 2008
The NFL Is ALL About Going Veggie, Right?
However, the NFL Network using the wistful "Every Day is Like Sunday" for its branding, however, is scrambling my brain.
Other than including the word "Sunday," the song has NOTHING to do with American football. Really, truly: do Americans indulge in overweight, steroid-fueled pseudo-gladitorial mayhem on a daily basis?
Oh, wait. Never mind.
I hope Mr.
Check out the video. Screams "Are You Ready for Some Football," don't it?
Now We Now What Joe Knollenberg Is, as well as His Price
Knollenberg scraped out a win in 2006 against an underfunded opponent, and he's in the national Dems' crosshairs this time around.
So -- regardless of what you think about the financial bailout legislation -- when last week he voted for the "sweetened" version of the bill four days after he voted against it, a question was answered:
He's a pork-addicted hypocrite who has no freakin' clue.
So, with "Toilet" Joe on the
Here's Gary at the Obama Town Hall in Troy that I went to:
Shock Wins! Shock Wins!
Too bad the league's Olympic hiatus pushed the win back into football and baseball playoffs, causing it to get lost in the sports news shuffle.
Hell, they even got shuffled off from the Palace to Ypsilanti.
But, hey, a dynasty is a dynasty, pal.
Now, if I can only get my butt out to some games during the summer, especially in light of my irredeemable crushes on fabulous tall women Lauren Jackson and Ruth Riley.
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