1.24.2007
I've Had Three People Send Me This
It's pretty funny. Gladys from Austin chats with Ellen. There's a tremendously funny line that comes at the halfway point - you'll know it when you hear it.
I Must Share
This is what I see when I get to "approve" a proposed comment. I just got this one in connection with the most recent State of the Union post. (Click to enlarge.)
Now, see, if you would have just toned down the language a bit I would have approved the post without any trouble. I don't mind the attack, just drop the F Bomb, the S bomb, the A bomb (oh, that's probably ok), and the Dip-S Bomb then you would have gone right to the post.
But, sir, I don't chase ambulances.
Strangest Moment At Last Night's State of the Union
Gabs?
As I'm back from Fort Worth (and having Decatur PD officer Delvon Campbell ruin my day by showing up at the hearing), I just had a strange conversation. A person whose identity I promised not to reveal, claimed that the new Decatur high school term for female . . . uh . . . breasts is "gabs." (As far as the multitude of questions that just formed over your head, don't ask). I questioned whether that was truly new slang since I had never heard of it. I am, after all, the King of Pop Culture.
So I told him/her that I'd throw it out to the masses for confirmation or repudiation.
I'm Leaving A Note
1.23.2007
Uggh . . .
. . . I'm probably going to move to the "Beat Me Down Policy" of approving comments before they are posted. The so-called Band of Monkeys is getting out of hand. (Take a look below. I've preserved it for archaeologists in the future.)
Let's go with this very loose policy:
- Try not to cuss like a sailor
- Try not to be crude to such an extent that your average Wise County Resident would go dropped jaw
- Try not to make reference to "Britney's S&^%$". (Buddy, I'll miss your Short Bus wit.)
- I'll approve basically anything else - no matter how much I disagree with it.
- I might change the policy later on.
- That's about it
The Oak Ridge Boys . . .
Another State Of The Union Thought
. . .why, on god's green earth, do the smartest political minds in America, whether they be Democrat or Republican, think this annual speech is inspiring?
Why not talk directly to the people? To tell us to take care of our families. To love one another. To go to work tomorrow and do the best we can. To help at least one person every day who is less fortunate. To enjoy the freedom to simply go to the movies. To enjoy dinner with friends. To live each day like it is your last. To dance like no one is watching. To wake each day thankful that you are alive. To worship as you please, speak what you feel, and assemble without fear. And to remember those that have lost their lives in the past to give us these freedoms.
Heck, Dale Hansen can do it once a year after the "Thank God For Kids" video. Can't a president?
Just make it a 15 minute pep talk for the country. We could all use it.
I Finally Flipped Over To The State Of The Union . . .
Subway's Jared Is Money
Somebody took these screenshots of him and his date at a Pacer's game last night. They are low quality. She is high quality. (Source.)
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