A month or so ago I did a blog on bratty children in television commercials. "Does it have leather seats?" still makes my blood boil, but it is nice to know that just because there are brats in the commercials not ALL of today's children are obnoxious assholes!
Juan and Alex Gomez are illegal aliens brought to this country by their parents when they were young. While the entire family is sitting in a detention center awaiting deportation Juan and Alex's friends have
"stormed D.C. with a teen lobbying effort that seemed like something
out of Mr. Smith Goes To Washington. "We're going to give it our all,"
Scott Elfenbein, one of Juan's schoolmates, told reporters on Capitol Hill.
"We have to show [Congress] the flaws in the system." Says Kelleen Corrigan,
detention attorney for the Florida Immigrant Advocacy Center (FIAC) in Miami,
which is working on behalf of Juan and Alex, "Juan is lucky to have such a dedicated,
extremely astute group of friends. It's been really touching to watch."
These are kids from Miami who have traveled to D.C. on behalf of their friends, working the system as it should be worked. I wish them luck.
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Teenagers taking on Washington is great, but what is even scarier than W and Congress? The lunch lady! In an unrelated story, 2nd graders (these kids are 7 years old) got rid of the frozen green beans in their cafeteria. Isn't it great when the process works?
Monday, August 6, 2007
Friday, August 3, 2007
USA Today Releases Coach's Poll
LET THE PRE-SEASON SMACK TALK BEGIN!
Have I mentioned that I love College football? It is the best game in the whole wide world. What I don't love about it, however, are the polls. Especially the pre-season polls. They really are stupid. How do you take a team who has never played a game and rank them against another team who has never played a game? Sure the ranked colleges have played before, but with different players. The 2006 teams are not the 2007 teams and they will not be the 2008 team. The University of Florida lost 9 starters on defense alone, some to graduation, some just to go for the big bucks. How are this years 11 starters going to play together? WHO KNOWS?
That being said, I was actually shocked that USAToday had Florida at #3. I honestly figured they would be much lower just because the team is so young. And I would have preferred for them to be lower in the top ten. These young men are not the same team that won the National Championship last year and that is already A LOT of pressure. Being #3 is more pressure. And they are not looking at an easy season with Auburn and LSU back to back, plus we all know that FSU is not going to stink again this year.
Ahhhhh, football. 29 days to go! I, for one, am ready!
GO GATORS!
Have I mentioned that I love College football? It is the best game in the whole wide world. What I don't love about it, however, are the polls. Especially the pre-season polls. They really are stupid. How do you take a team who has never played a game and rank them against another team who has never played a game? Sure the ranked colleges have played before, but with different players. The 2006 teams are not the 2007 teams and they will not be the 2008 team. The University of Florida lost 9 starters on defense alone, some to graduation, some just to go for the big bucks. How are this years 11 starters going to play together? WHO KNOWS?
That being said, I was actually shocked that USAToday had Florida at #3. I honestly figured they would be much lower just because the team is so young. And I would have preferred for them to be lower in the top ten. These young men are not the same team that won the National Championship last year and that is already A LOT of pressure. Being #3 is more pressure. And they are not looking at an easy season with Auburn and LSU back to back, plus we all know that FSU is not going to stink again this year.
Ahhhhh, football. 29 days to go! I, for one, am ready!
GO GATORS!
HELP! Some advice for my friend, please
As I have mentioned my son is now 18 years old and will be attending college in a few weeks. While all children are different and most are difficult at times (as he was) for the most part, he has always been a very laid back, go with the flow child. Not counting the first three months (months that we both spent crying and I spent praying for just 30 straight minutes of sleep) he has always slept well. He has always been polite (publicly) and well spoken. Like I said, he is not, has not ever been or ever will be a perfect child, but he was a lot easier than a lot I have seen.
My friend, P, has two children. Her daughter, D, is 3 1/2 and her son, P2, is almost 17 months. D is a BRILLIANT child. My son spoke early, D was holding conversations at 13 months. This child created a reasonable facsimile of Churchill Downs (with blocks) after watching the Kentucky Derby with her father. She explained to her mother (after a fishing trip with her father) that the reason no fish were caught was because "We have over fished our current supply". She is not your average 3 year old, obviously.
Unfortunately, she is still only 3 so who knows if she has any understanding of what she says or was she just parrotting something she had heard? The problem is that there are times, like this morning, when she acts 13 or 14. Refusing to get dressed is one thing, but screaming in her mother's face and calling her mother crazy and taking her brother's library book from him (because she wanted ALL the books) and yelling that she WAS NOT going on a walk (which means riding in the stroller) because it meant no exercise for her is ridiculous. She has given up sleeping at naptime, but won't stay in her room. She gets out of bed 4 or 5 times a night before going to sleep. She is rude and nasty and ugly... at times. But sometimes she says "please" and "Thank you" without being reminded and sometimes she plays quietly with her brother without pushing him down. Is this normal and I was just lucky? Or is she out of control?
I think (at her age) a child should not be heard from after bedtime, except to use the bathroom or if they are hurt. (Obvious exception, in the middle of the night for night terrors or a nightmare, but that is AFTER they have slept). I think a child should not have to be told to do something 6 or 8 or 10 times. But, again, maybe I was just lucky. I didn't have a 2nd child, so I was probably still dressing my son at 3. I don't remember.
I think part of the problem is that D is bored. The family has recently moved from here on the Redneck Riviera to the eastern portion of North Carolina. Here everything (except real shopping) is no more than 15 minutes away. There, I guess, everything is 30 or more minutes. There are no pre-schools to be found. There are daycares who have a pre-school curriculum, but you have to pay for fulltime even if you only want your child to go 3 mornings a week. P is a stay at home mom and C (her husband) is active duty military, but not high ranking. P does take the children to the library once a week for story time and to check out books. D is supposed to start swim lessons (only last for 2 weeks) and then gymnastics once a week, but that still leaves a lot of hours to fill. D's birhday is in November, so she is not supposed to start kindergarten for another 2 years.
P has asked my advice, but I don't know what to tell her. I never had these problems. Has anyone else gone through this? Is she expecting too much? Is this just 3 year old blues? HELP!
My friend, P, has two children. Her daughter, D, is 3 1/2 and her son, P2, is almost 17 months. D is a BRILLIANT child. My son spoke early, D was holding conversations at 13 months. This child created a reasonable facsimile of Churchill Downs (with blocks) after watching the Kentucky Derby with her father. She explained to her mother (after a fishing trip with her father) that the reason no fish were caught was because "We have over fished our current supply". She is not your average 3 year old, obviously.
Unfortunately, she is still only 3 so who knows if she has any understanding of what she says or was she just parrotting something she had heard? The problem is that there are times, like this morning, when she acts 13 or 14. Refusing to get dressed is one thing, but screaming in her mother's face and calling her mother crazy and taking her brother's library book from him (because she wanted ALL the books) and yelling that she WAS NOT going on a walk (which means riding in the stroller) because it meant no exercise for her is ridiculous. She has given up sleeping at naptime, but won't stay in her room. She gets out of bed 4 or 5 times a night before going to sleep. She is rude and nasty and ugly... at times. But sometimes she says "please" and "Thank you" without being reminded and sometimes she plays quietly with her brother without pushing him down. Is this normal and I was just lucky? Or is she out of control?
I think (at her age) a child should not be heard from after bedtime, except to use the bathroom or if they are hurt. (Obvious exception, in the middle of the night for night terrors or a nightmare, but that is AFTER they have slept). I think a child should not have to be told to do something 6 or 8 or 10 times. But, again, maybe I was just lucky. I didn't have a 2nd child, so I was probably still dressing my son at 3. I don't remember.
I think part of the problem is that D is bored. The family has recently moved from here on the Redneck Riviera to the eastern portion of North Carolina. Here everything (except real shopping) is no more than 15 minutes away. There, I guess, everything is 30 or more minutes. There are no pre-schools to be found. There are daycares who have a pre-school curriculum, but you have to pay for fulltime even if you only want your child to go 3 mornings a week. P is a stay at home mom and C (her husband) is active duty military, but not high ranking. P does take the children to the library once a week for story time and to check out books. D is supposed to start swim lessons (only last for 2 weeks) and then gymnastics once a week, but that still leaves a lot of hours to fill. D's birhday is in November, so she is not supposed to start kindergarten for another 2 years.
P has asked my advice, but I don't know what to tell her. I never had these problems. Has anyone else gone through this? Is she expecting too much? Is this just 3 year old blues? HELP!
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Too Much to Say
I have been sitting here staring at a blank post for over an hour. There are things happening that I would love to write on, but everything I want to say sounds smartassy and flip to my own ears. While yesterday's tragic bridge collaps in Minnesota was not the worse thing that has ever happened to this country, I am certain it is the worse thing that has ever happened to a lot of people.
I have family in the Twin Cities. They do not have regular commuting hours so the chance that they were on that bridge is between slim and none. But no one has heard from them (Well, my parents haven't heard from them).
My heart goes out to those who have been touched in anyway by this horror.
**Updated Friday 3 Aug***
My aunt, uncle and grown cousins are all fine. I hope everyone else receives the same great news!
I have family in the Twin Cities. They do not have regular commuting hours so the chance that they were on that bridge is between slim and none. But no one has heard from them (Well, my parents haven't heard from them).
My heart goes out to those who have been touched in anyway by this horror.
**Updated Friday 3 Aug***
My aunt, uncle and grown cousins are all fine. I hope everyone else receives the same great news!
Tuesday, July 31, 2007
A Sidebar
Hey Chantal (and all the rest of you!)
Keep your swirling, vicious, tornado laden winds and waters away from land, would you?
We've got enough to worry about!
Keep your swirling, vicious, tornado laden winds and waters away from land, would you?
We've got enough to worry about!
What about that?
Sometimes I start reading news articles already half-pissed off because I know that the content of the article is some right wing, neocon rant that is based on the alignment of the stars. Normally I am correct and I move quickly into full-blown rage about the B.S. Sometimes I am (I admit it) wrong and the article turns into a thoughtful, thought-provoking message.
I was pleasantly surprised by this Anna Quindlen article on abortion. It raises a definite point on the criminality (is that a word?) of abortion.
"If the Supreme Court decides abortion is not protected by a constitutional guarantee of privacy, the issue will revert to the states. If it goes to the states, some, perhaps many, will ban abortion. If abortion is made a crime, then surely the woman who has one is a criminal. But, boy, do the doctrinaire suddenly turn squirrelly at the prospect of throwing women in jail."
Nice one.
I was pleasantly surprised by this Anna Quindlen article on abortion. It raises a definite point on the criminality (is that a word?) of abortion.
"If the Supreme Court decides abortion is not protected by a constitutional guarantee of privacy, the issue will revert to the states. If it goes to the states, some, perhaps many, will ban abortion. If abortion is made a crime, then surely the woman who has one is a criminal. But, boy, do the doctrinaire suddenly turn squirrelly at the prospect of throwing women in jail."
Nice one.
Thank you for your Support
It is amazing to me that this administration, this flag waving, saluting, tie a yellow ribbon, "We support our boys in uniform" administration, is being sued by the same troops they allegedly love so much because the troops are being screwed out of their benefits when they return home. Look, the Veteran's Administration (VA) is a mess, it has always been a mess, and it will probably always be a mess without a complete overhaul. But I know plenty of people who play the system like a fine tuned piano and get money (tax free money) they have no business receiving every month for the rest of their life. But to deny claims by veterans serving in a WAR (not their fault it is an illegal war) or to discharge them with nothing is CRIMINAL.
What is the White House doing about this? Why, they've convened a panel, of course. The panel has made its recommendations.
"But the White House said not to expect action right away." Of course not, why would we?
Of course, there is more of a pro-W spin at this site (where is the liberal media when I need it. But both stories, amazingly, have this to say about the VA's mental health support.
"Only recently, the VA has taken steps to add mental health counselors and 24-hour suicide prevention services at all facilities, after high-profile incidents of veterans committing suicide. In the past, the VA had failed to use all the money for mental health that was allotted to it."
Because, you know, it hasn't been repeatedly proven that war causes mental health problems.
I am glad that W isn't supporting me.
What is the White House doing about this? Why, they've convened a panel, of course. The panel has made its recommendations.
"But the White House said not to expect action right away." Of course not, why would we?
Of course, there is more of a pro-W spin at this site (where is the liberal media when I need it. But both stories, amazingly, have this to say about the VA's mental health support.
"Only recently, the VA has taken steps to add mental health counselors and 24-hour suicide prevention services at all facilities, after high-profile incidents of veterans committing suicide. In the past, the VA had failed to use all the money for mental health that was allotted to it."
Because, you know, it hasn't been repeatedly proven that war causes mental health problems.
I am glad that W isn't supporting me.
Monday, July 30, 2007
Amazingly Stupid
I am not a football expert and I have never pretended that I am. Also, I am not unbiased. I love University of Florida Gator football, which means I love SEC football.* So nothing can make me see red faster than a stupid article like this one. According to the article, SEC teams are not tough enough because their Out of Conference (OOC) schedules aren't the toughest ones in NCAA sports. According to the author, Randy Hill, the reason the SEC has only had 2** teams in the BCS National Championship*** in the last 8 years is due to strength of schedule.****
I am sick of tired of hearing about the SEC's OOC schedule. Does it suck? Yes, a lot of it does. But the rest of the NCAA does not have to play the In Conference nightmare that the SEC goes through year in and year out. And a lot (not all) of the SEC teams play one of their OOC games against the in state or just across the state lines rivals. Some of those teams are tough.
So, let's look at last years Gator schedule.
Sept 2, Southern Mississippi. 34-7.
Sept 9, Central Florida, 42-0
Sept 16, @ Tennessee, 21-20
Sept 23, Kentucky, 26-7
Sept 30, Alabama, 28-13
Oct 7, LSU, 23-10
Oct 14, @ Auburn, 17-27 (YES IT WAS A FORWARD PASS!)
Oct 28, Georgia (in Jax), 21-14
Nov 4, @Vanderbilt, 25-9
Nov 11, South Carolina, 17-16 (Thank God for a tall defense)
Nov 18, Western Carolina, 62-0
Nov 25, @ Florida State, 21-14(Ok, so FSU sucked last year, but how often does that happen? Almost NEVER. I bet they don't this year)
Dec 2, SEC Champs game against Arkansas, 38-28
Jan 8, National Championship Game against Ohio State University, 41-14
How many of these teams had winning seasons? Just counting the regular season, of course. Out of the 12 teams UF played, 9 were bowl eligible. NINE. Even one of the "Why are you playing them, they are crap?" teams went to a bowl.
I am not going to get into the "My conference is better than your conference" discussion. Sometimes the SEC is at the top (most of the time), but sometimes they are not. Some of the teams play tough teams from OOC (Didn't the Vols kick Cal's butt last year?) Sometimes they don't. The fact is, the SEC plays SEC football, the others do not. I would love to take an Oklahoma, a USC or a Michigan and let them play Florida's schedule and see what their record is at the end of the season. I just don't think they would end up in the National Championship game.
*Loving SEC football means I cheer against all other SEC teams unless their winning will help the Gators in the rankings. And I cheer for ALL SEC teams during bowl season.
** Three teams in the last 8 years, moron. '99 Tennessee National Champs. '03 LSU National Champs. '06 Florida National Champs.
***UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2006 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
**** In '04 Auburn got screwed when they were undefeated, won the SEC, but played the Citadel. Oklahoma didn't win their Conference.
I am sick of tired of hearing about the SEC's OOC schedule. Does it suck? Yes, a lot of it does. But the rest of the NCAA does not have to play the In Conference nightmare that the SEC goes through year in and year out. And a lot (not all) of the SEC teams play one of their OOC games against the in state or just across the state lines rivals. Some of those teams are tough.
So, let's look at last years Gator schedule.
Sept 2, Southern Mississippi. 34-7.
Sept 9, Central Florida, 42-0
Sept 16, @ Tennessee, 21-20
Sept 23, Kentucky, 26-7
Sept 30, Alabama, 28-13
Oct 7, LSU, 23-10
Oct 14, @ Auburn, 17-27 (YES IT WAS A FORWARD PASS!)
Oct 28, Georgia (in Jax), 21-14
Nov 4, @Vanderbilt, 25-9
Nov 11, South Carolina, 17-16 (Thank God for a tall defense)
Nov 18, Western Carolina, 62-0
Nov 25, @ Florida State, 21-14(Ok, so FSU sucked last year, but how often does that happen? Almost NEVER. I bet they don't this year)
Dec 2, SEC Champs game against Arkansas, 38-28
Jan 8, National Championship Game against Ohio State University, 41-14
How many of these teams had winning seasons? Just counting the regular season, of course. Out of the 12 teams UF played, 9 were bowl eligible. NINE. Even one of the "Why are you playing them, they are crap?" teams went to a bowl.
I am not going to get into the "My conference is better than your conference" discussion. Sometimes the SEC is at the top (most of the time), but sometimes they are not. Some of the teams play tough teams from OOC (Didn't the Vols kick Cal's butt last year?) Sometimes they don't. The fact is, the SEC plays SEC football, the others do not. I would love to take an Oklahoma, a USC or a Michigan and let them play Florida's schedule and see what their record is at the end of the season. I just don't think they would end up in the National Championship game.
*Loving SEC football means I cheer against all other SEC teams unless their winning will help the Gators in the rankings. And I cheer for ALL SEC teams during bowl season.
** Three teams in the last 8 years, moron. '99 Tennessee National Champs. '03 LSU National Champs. '06 Florida National Champs.
***UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2006 NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
**** In '04 Auburn got screwed when they were undefeated, won the SEC, but played the Citadel. Oklahoma didn't win their Conference.
Wednesday, July 25, 2007
What Year is This? (UPDATED)
From where I am sitting it is 2007, am I wrong? From where I am sitting this country is 231 years old, the Civil War has been over for almost 150 years, women have been voting for 100 years and Brown v the Board of Education is over 50 years old. When do we grow up? When do we, as what is allegedly a Christian nation, stop hating based on something as stupid as the color of a person's skin?
On Jan 1 Boise St narrowly beat Oklahoma 43-42 in overtime in the Fiesta Bowl in Scottsdale, AZ.* The last play of the game was a 2 point conversion scored by Boise St running back Ian Johnson. After the referees threw their hands in the air, Ian ran around to the sidelines and dropped to one knee beside his cheerleader girlfriend and pulled a ring out and asked her marry him. All together now...."Awwwwww". **
The wedding is scheduled for this Sunday and SOMEONE (OR MANY SOMEONES) HAVE MADE DEATH THREATS! Why would someone make death threats against this nice young man and his future bride? Because Mr. Johnson and Ms. Popadics are not of the same race.
One is black and one is white.
Mr. Johnson is obviously a man who is far more mature than his years, because he just seems to think a person hires extra security; that it is a part of life. Poor man. Maybe, sadly, it has been part of his life, but it should not be! How can this happen in our allegedly Christian nation in the year 2007? How can there be this much hatred? To threaten death over a marriage?
I am dumbfounded!
UPDATE: The couple was married, as planned. During the ceremony, they prayed to stop prejudice and jumped over a broom. I wish them a long, happy life!
*The University of Phoenix stadium that was host to the Florida Gators stomping The Ohio State University for the National Championship one short week later.
** Best damn game of the year.. maybe the decade and where was I? ASLEEP. Because Oklahoma was supposed to mangle Boise St. I should listen to myself occassionally when I say "That is why they play the game!"
On Jan 1 Boise St narrowly beat Oklahoma 43-42 in overtime in the Fiesta Bowl in Scottsdale, AZ.* The last play of the game was a 2 point conversion scored by Boise St running back Ian Johnson. After the referees threw their hands in the air, Ian ran around to the sidelines and dropped to one knee beside his cheerleader girlfriend and pulled a ring out and asked her marry him. All together now...."Awwwwww". **
The wedding is scheduled for this Sunday and SOMEONE (OR MANY SOMEONES) HAVE MADE DEATH THREATS! Why would someone make death threats against this nice young man and his future bride? Because Mr. Johnson and Ms. Popadics are not of the same race.
One is black and one is white.
Mr. Johnson is obviously a man who is far more mature than his years, because he just seems to think a person hires extra security; that it is a part of life. Poor man. Maybe, sadly, it has been part of his life, but it should not be! How can this happen in our allegedly Christian nation in the year 2007? How can there be this much hatred? To threaten death over a marriage?
I am dumbfounded!
UPDATE: The couple was married, as planned. During the ceremony, they prayed to stop prejudice and jumped over a broom. I wish them a long, happy life!
*The University of Phoenix stadium that was host to the Florida Gators stomping The Ohio State University for the National Championship one short week later.
** Best damn game of the year.. maybe the decade and where was I? ASLEEP. Because Oklahoma was supposed to mangle Boise St. I should listen to myself occassionally when I say "That is why they play the game!"
Tuesday, July 24, 2007
It's Tuesday and I have a lot to Say About Something other than Harry Potter
I do actually have a lot to say, but I am not sure that I will get through most of it. Those people that pay me at the end of every other week have given me something else to do besides blog! Crazy people. But I will get as much down here as I can.
> I missed last nights debate. School again. And I don't get YouTube at work (blocked website), but I will take a look at the highlights when I get home. I don't know that a lot was learned, but it sounds like it was amusing. Tomorrow is my final and I am not taking classes in the fall, so maybe I will be able to catch some of the debates this fall. I really am going to have to make a decision soon on who to vote for in the primary.
> I do not follow NFL, except for the Playoffs (a little bit) and then I watch the Super Bowl, so truly the little I know about Michael Vick is because of his and his little brother's Virginia Tech stories. Michael was a great QB for VT and everyone expected Marcus to follow in his footsteps. Well, little Marcus had some troubles with "the Law" and had to sit out a season, but he seemed learn his lesson and come back more dedicated to his school and his sport.. then he fell (or jumped) into some more trouble and was dismissed from the team. He is probably on a roster for some NFL team now, but I haven't heard anything about him since he left VT.
I thought the whole thing was sad. This young, talented man had his whole life in front of him with opportunities many do not have. And look at his big brother. Look at Michael, he made it, he is obviously a GREAT role model, why couldn't Marcus follow in his footsteps?
Who followed in whose footsteps? Too much, too soon, too sad.
> It occurred to me some time ago that W may decide being President is not enough for him and that he may want to work his way around to becoming King George I of the U.S. Most people think I am crazy. That is a definite possibility, however, I am obviously not the only one who feels this way. Libby Spencer over at TheNewsHoggers seems to thinking the same thing and expresses it better than I could. There is a followup to that article in yesterday's "I am not a kook" at TheImpolitic where Libby also blogs. I only hope we are both wrong.
> My dad does not normally send me Email at work, so when I logged in this morning I figured the Email would either a) be funny or b) irritate me. (Dad likes to send me Repub propoganda to watch my head explode). Then I saw it was from my cousin Bobby originally and just knew it was (b. It was not. It was a .wmv though and I have NO idea how to post one to this blog. It was only a couple of minutes long, but made fun of W in the first 10 seconds. Good stuff.
If any of the three of you who actually read this occassionally knows how to add a .wmv to this thing, would you tell me?
> I missed last nights debate. School again. And I don't get YouTube at work (blocked website), but I will take a look at the highlights when I get home. I don't know that a lot was learned, but it sounds like it was amusing. Tomorrow is my final and I am not taking classes in the fall, so maybe I will be able to catch some of the debates this fall. I really am going to have to make a decision soon on who to vote for in the primary.
> I do not follow NFL, except for the Playoffs (a little bit) and then I watch the Super Bowl, so truly the little I know about Michael Vick is because of his and his little brother's Virginia Tech stories. Michael was a great QB for VT and everyone expected Marcus to follow in his footsteps. Well, little Marcus had some troubles with "the Law" and had to sit out a season, but he seemed learn his lesson and come back more dedicated to his school and his sport.. then he fell (or jumped) into some more trouble and was dismissed from the team. He is probably on a roster for some NFL team now, but I haven't heard anything about him since he left VT.
I thought the whole thing was sad. This young, talented man had his whole life in front of him with opportunities many do not have. And look at his big brother. Look at Michael, he made it, he is obviously a GREAT role model, why couldn't Marcus follow in his footsteps?
Who followed in whose footsteps? Too much, too soon, too sad.
> It occurred to me some time ago that W may decide being President is not enough for him and that he may want to work his way around to becoming King George I of the U.S. Most people think I am crazy. That is a definite possibility, however, I am obviously not the only one who feels this way. Libby Spencer over at TheNewsHoggers seems to thinking the same thing and expresses it better than I could. There is a followup to that article in yesterday's "I am not a kook" at TheImpolitic where Libby also blogs. I only hope we are both wrong.
> My dad does not normally send me Email at work, so when I logged in this morning I figured the Email would either a) be funny or b) irritate me. (Dad likes to send me Repub propoganda to watch my head explode). Then I saw it was from my cousin Bobby originally and just knew it was (b. It was not. It was a .wmv though and I have NO idea how to post one to this blog. It was only a couple of minutes long, but made fun of W in the first 10 seconds. Good stuff.
If any of the three of you who actually read this occassionally knows how to add a .wmv to this thing, would you tell me?
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