Saturday, May 14, 2005
Border Patrol told to stand down in Arizona
Well, color me unsurprised. The Border Patrol would rather not do their jobs than admit that "Neighborhood Watch" works. I've never understood unions, partially because I don't get demanding pay and/or respect for refusing to do your fucking job, and look! Here's yet another example of that mentality.
Friday, May 13, 2005
I just want my weenie back
"It's tough to hide a 10-foot weenie," he said without smiling even a little bit. "I just want me weenie back," he continued.
Man, you can't make this stuff up.
Man, you can't make this stuff up.
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Development Portal
Well, Uchenna and Joyce won The Amazing Race, so that's good. Once again, though, the game is clearly being rigged by the production crew. Raise your hands if you've ever (and I mean ever) seen an airline push the walkway back up to the jet once the doors have been closed. And yet, magically, they decided to let Uchenna and Joyce on the aircraft. Coincidentally, that prevented Rob and Amber from having a two-hour lead going into the final taxi ride to the finish line.
As long as Rob and Amber didn't win, then I'm okay with it, but I find my enthusiasm for the game to be significantly reduced now that the production crew isn't even pretending it isn't rigged anymore.
As long as Rob and Amber didn't win, then I'm okay with it, but I find my enthusiasm for the game to be significantly reduced now that the production crew isn't even pretending it isn't rigged anymore.
Monday, May 09, 2005
Vodkapundit - Moral Exhaustion
Blah blah blah, whinge whinge, and Mr. and Mrs. VodkaPundit are springin' a sproggin!!!
P.S. Who cares if other people disagree with you? You should always consider that other people might be right, and a large volume of disagreement might very well be a sign that you've made an unwarranted assumption, but it might also be that people are just like they were in high school: a few brilliant people, plus a huge mass of average schlubs who care more for their cars/clothes/weed than anything else including actually thinking about anything.
P.S. Who cares if other people disagree with you? You should always consider that other people might be right, and a large volume of disagreement might very well be a sign that you've made an unwarranted assumption, but it might also be that people are just like they were in high school: a few brilliant people, plus a huge mass of average schlubs who care more for their cars/clothes/weed than anything else including actually thinking about anything.
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