Monday, September 25, 2006

Stealing, because I can.

My buddy Derek posted this clip on his blog the other day. Normally I'd just link to his post (which I just did) but I thought it was too funny to pass up.

Smirnoff Raw Tea Partay!

Monday, September 18, 2006

Dodging the bullet, so to speak.

School attack plan detailed

Green Bay teens had 20 bombs, 10 guns, police say

Green Bay - Two high school seniors are accused of plotting to blow up their Green Bay school in a Columbine-style attack that would have begun with hiding guns in the ceiling tiles. They would set off bombs in the bathrooms, then grab the guns and shoot classmates they didn't like. Students who tried to leave the building would be stopped by homemade napalm burning at the doors. When the police arrived and surrounded them, the two boys would commit "suicide by cop."

As Paul Harvey would say, and rest of the story.

It worries me to think what High School will be like when my children get there..

Thursday, September 14, 2006

Ahh, the good old days.

Have you seen this before? I'm sure some of you have, but I never did until last month when it made the email circuit at work. More info is available at Snopes concerning it's validity. If it's unreadable on your computer, click the image and enlarge it. Sure to ruffle some feathers out there!


THE GOOD WIFE'S GUIDE


Friday, September 08, 2006

Fatigued

You know, it's getting to the point where I don't watch the news on television or check it out on the web anymore. There was a time when I considered myself a news junkie and was pretty well versed on the happenings around the world.

Some people don't watch or read the news because they don't want to fill their mind with all of the violence and negativity around the world. I can understand that, but I've always accepted it as one of those "things" that is part of our society. The reason I've been shying away from the news is twofold: The mid-term elections are coming and that means a nonstop blitz of campaign ads. I consider myself to be "conservative" on most issues and I'm totally disappointed in the Republicans. They'll probably lose everything this fall and they only have themselves to blame. I'm not excited about the prospects of government controlled by Democrats either. For everyone that will scream about fascism on the right, you can make the same claims about the borderline communist attitudes of the current DNC leadership.

The bottom line is that the Democrats will ride the "we're not George Bush" bandwagon all the way to power, having fooled most people along the way. Before you vote for anyone on any side of the isle please make sure you know where they stand on issues, not where they claim not to stand. I am definitely not looking forward to this political season.

I'm equally pissed about the Progressive Messiah know as William Jefferson Clinton. Seems Bubba's a little angry about this new ABC miniseries coming out about 9/11. Lets just cut to the chase with two points:

1. Every president from Reagan to George W. Bush could've done more to prevent terrorist attacks on U.S people and property. This includes Clinton. He had his hands full with domestic scandals the entire time he was in office and he could've done more to handle Bin Laden.

2. Why is it okay for one side to be represented but not the other? Everyone was told to rush and watch Fahrenheit 9/11 because it was the "truth" about Bush's failures in office. Now Clinton gets a taste of the same medicine and all of a sudden its a fabrication or terribly wrong? And we're also forgetting it's supposed to be a dramatic account which means they are going to fill in the holes in dramatic ways.

I saw a quote today in reference to this ABC thing, and I couldn't help but chuckle:

Free speech for me, but not for thee -The motto of the "liberal" Left.

Monday, September 04, 2006

Chad Vader Part 3

Here's the latest installment of Chad Vader. The plot thickens..