- If you watch the money world, watch for a turbulent week. Of course, now that I’ve said that, it’ll be dull as Barak Obama without a teleprompter.
- Speaking of the money world: Art of the Collapse. By David Dees.
- “If you didn’t resist, you must have wanted it.” They used to say that about rape. Now we’re much more enlightened. Instead of applying that hoary old standard to sexual assault (usually committed by freelance criminals), we apply it searches and seizures (committed by official government criminals).
- Simple wisdom about Firesheep.
- Cartoons: Almost all … and I’d rather not WikiLeaks and Running on Obamacare.
- 24 thrifty tips. They’re good. But I’m thinking BHM readers could do better.
- Don’t show this to your dog. (Short video.) It might give him ideas.
<li>So. You gonna vote tomorrow? Or have you done the dread deed already? Funny thing, how this always happens no matter who you vote for.
And an alien would be worse than the present lot how? Come to think of it, the present lot are pretty alien.
I won’t be voting. And I wrote my latest Examiner column encouraging others to not vote as well.
Ah, another photo/video website I will not bookmark! Loved the dog playing dead… then spent another half hour looking at dog videos and then cat pictures/videos!
There are just so many neat things to see!!!
I need a clone… to get the work done, of course. LOL
Vote? Not into the Sisyphean masochism thing, myself.
This, of course, makes me insane.
Get ready, here we go again! 🙂
Well, that link sure blowed up, didn’t it?
The insanity is here.
I believe that dog video is the definition of the term passive-resistance!
Speaking of not giving ideas to dogs, you might not want to let your younger kids see this. Especially if you’re not too fond of cops.
http://jalopnik.com/5677256/the-minivan-video-your-kids-shouldnt-see-ever
Nasty, evil kid. ; )
Today’s Brewster Rockit hit the nail on the head, I thought: http://news.yahoo.com/comics/brewster-rockit
Confession time: I’m an Elections Inspector for my city. Usually that involves running the registration computer, because I’m one of 2 people there who won’t freak at the sight of an error message. For that I get paid $8 an hour.
I’ve been noticing lately that the people coming in to vote are more and more dissatisfied with their options, with the results, and with being “governed” in general. We may talk about the “gray masses” a lot, but I think there’s a powder keg out there, and these idiots in charge keep lighting matches.
Yep, I may go out and vote. It happens to be the first major election that I’m old enough to vote in, so I figure before I plant myself on the don’t vote bandwagon, I’ll give it a go at least once. Except for our notoriously corrupt school boards, I’m staying the hell away from that part of the ballot.
For the Senate we have some feminist obama fan running against a pretty lousy Republican whose sat there for 26 years…so, I’m voting for the unelectable Libertarian candidate that I’ve never even heard of. It’s a pretty sorry lot…with the exception of the afformentioned school boards which always have the most takers, most of the local seats aren’t even being contested.
On the voting thing… if you abide by the rules and play the game, you have no reason to complain over who wins or loses. “Exercising your franchise” (a stupid analogy) is in fact a highly immoral act: It is an attempt by a voter to exercise power over the rights of others.
My rights, ladies and gentlemen, are not subject to anyone’s whims at the ballot box. I wouldn’t do that to you and I won’t have it done to me.
(That said, I will confess to a certain chortlesome glee if home-grown doddering imbecile Harry Reid goes down in flames before home-grown crazed lunatic Sharon Angle in tomorrow’s Lottery to Empower the Criminally Insane.)
It’s another election where the choices just insult my intelligence, I seem to be “None of the above”s best supporter…..& that never wins either…..
Voters were still accepting the choices they were given, but I noticed they were getting less and less “meek” about it. I firmly believe that if “burn DC down and start over” had been on the ballot, most of the people in my district would have voted for it.