6.10.08
Last Palin Post...ever (hopefully)
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Valid representation? You be the judge. I laughed my clothes off. Not really. Come on people, I'm at work. Geez.
Need I say more?
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The Patriot Act is just one of many steps taken by our current administration to pull power away from the legislative and judicial branches. This, while frightening, comes as no surprise. (It's short, I promise!)
Thanks, BoingBoing!
Thanks, BoingBoing!
Can I make a suggestion?
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I realize this will sound quite odd, but I have some suggestions to make.
First, to the camera thief: just leave the card, please? If you're going to be a bugger and steal a camera, make it easier on your victim by leaving the memory card behind. Seriously, a 4gig card won't run you more than $25, and your victim might even say something like, "hey, look how nice that bugger camera thief was! he left behind our memory card."
Second, if you have money, invest in construction in Dubai. They're building enormous buildings these days.
Third, when considering your opinions about being "green," also consider the incredible awesome-ness of the Chevy Volt, destined for 2010. I can't believe I just described an American vehicle as awesome-ness...but it is. Plus, you can get back some of those 700 billion Washingtons...
Fourth, life is so much more enjoyable when you can understand and use words like "fortnight," "heretofore," "yonder," "quibble," "propinquity," etc. in everyday conversations.
Lastly, check this out! While it's not right, it certainly is clever. And if the world was made up by more clever people...
First, to the camera thief: just leave the card, please? If you're going to be a bugger and steal a camera, make it easier on your victim by leaving the memory card behind. Seriously, a 4gig card won't run you more than $25, and your victim might even say something like, "hey, look how nice that bugger camera thief was! he left behind our memory card."
Second, if you have money, invest in construction in Dubai. They're building enormous buildings these days.
Third, when considering your opinions about being "green," also consider the incredible awesome-ness of the Chevy Volt, destined for 2010. I can't believe I just described an American vehicle as awesome-ness...but it is. Plus, you can get back some of those 700 billion Washingtons...
Fourth, life is so much more enjoyable when you can understand and use words like "fortnight," "heretofore," "yonder," "quibble," "propinquity," etc. in everyday conversations.
Lastly, check this out! While it's not right, it certainly is clever. And if the world was made up by more clever people...
2.10.08
Back to Basics
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Well, it's quite obvious where my focus has been the last few months. This presidential campaign has really encouraged my...vocal nature. For those who think that this blog has become too opinionated, I want to extend a comforting arm, welcoming you back--with one caveat.
You see, I started this blog hoping to make a place where I could write my thoughts about everyday life and how I felt about it. I don't expect you to agree with my opinions, so I will continue to write my feelings down.
However, I think I will broaden the content on the site. Seeing as my last lot of posts have been labeled 'Politics,' I plan on introducing a greater variety of diversified topics. (There's nothing wrong with being redundant.)
Hopefully this will encourage people to visit and comment (I see comments as a great way to make this less of a blog about me, and more of a blog that opens topics to conversation).
You see, I started this blog hoping to make a place where I could write my thoughts about everyday life and how I felt about it. I don't expect you to agree with my opinions, so I will continue to write my feelings down.
However, I think I will broaden the content on the site. Seeing as my last lot of posts have been labeled 'Politics,' I plan on introducing a greater variety of diversified topics. (There's nothing wrong with being redundant.)
Hopefully this will encourage people to visit and comment (I see comments as a great way to make this less of a blog about me, and more of a blog that opens topics to conversation).
More on Palin
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Well, I try not to launch attacks toward the personal character of our candidates, so please don't take these as such. They are just quite insightful of who Sarah Palin actually is. Read on:
The Truth About Sarah Palin - 11 myths about Palin, including insights on her "Bridge to Nowhere," and the incredible financial fiasco she has left Alaska in.
Dinosaurs and Man coexisting...6000 years ago.
This is a satire site that accentuates Palin's ability to answer questions clearly.
The scariest thing about Palin.
That's about it!
The Truth About Sarah Palin - 11 myths about Palin, including insights on her "Bridge to Nowhere," and the incredible financial fiasco she has left Alaska in.
Dinosaurs and Man coexisting...6000 years ago.
This is a satire site that accentuates Palin's ability to answer questions clearly.
The scariest thing about Palin.
That's about it!
1.10.08
Presidential Promises (or: "How I spent my $3.2 million on crack. By GWB")
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(haha, you see, the president makes $400,000/year, and somehow our crazy man, W., was there for 8)
So, let's face it. We all know that promises made by presidents while running for office are their dreams--you know, what they would do if the world was ideal. But, well, may we take this following video--courtesy of youTube, CBS, and Dave Letterman--into account as we listen to these debates.
If anyone didn't believe that America needed a young, up-and-coming politician (instead of the old ones that might die) in the White House, well, I do believe this might do the trick.
So, let's face it. We all know that promises made by presidents while running for office are their dreams--you know, what they would do if the world was ideal. But, well, may we take this following video--courtesy of youTube, CBS, and Dave Letterman--into account as we listen to these debates.
If anyone didn't believe that America needed a young, up-and-coming politician (instead of the old ones that might die) in the White House, well, I do believe this might do the trick.
Poor Sarah
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A friend of mine has been calling for the replacement of Sarah Palin (here and here). And although Tina Fey has done a marvelous job over the past few weeks, I must say that I agree.
When I first heard that John McCain had achieved the GOP's vote to be their presidential candidate, I was shocked. I said that the only way he could become president was to pick a running mate that gained back all the voters he distanced himself from (there are quite a few). I first applauded his choice of Sarah Palin, but only because he brought memories of his dissidence towards the paradigms of his party. However, after the first couple of days, it was quite evident that he chose the wrong person--even though the choice succeeded at first in gaining support in polls, people are seeing how naive Sarah Palin is. Take a look:
When I first heard that John McCain had achieved the GOP's vote to be their presidential candidate, I was shocked. I said that the only way he could become president was to pick a running mate that gained back all the voters he distanced himself from (there are quite a few). I first applauded his choice of Sarah Palin, but only because he brought memories of his dissidence towards the paradigms of his party. However, after the first couple of days, it was quite evident that he chose the wrong person--even though the choice succeeded at first in gaining support in polls, people are seeing how naive Sarah Palin is. Take a look:
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