8.15.2007

the important avenues for change

Oooh look! Climate change!
Now that Judge Parker is on the case, we'll finally have some movement on the issue. Fuck Al Gore, and fuck Leonardo Dicaprio (except for his wonderful work in the Departed. And Growing Pains.

I would have thought this was an issue for Mark Trail, what with his love of nature and all that crap. But hey, as long as we can get Family circus to stay the hell away from it, we'll all survive the looming environmental catastrophe.

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5.25.2007

Terror Time!


Are we safe from animal lovers? No. Just look at the way they're always keeping pit bulls alive, defending the rights of mountain lions, and not letting me eat the Filet-O-Fish sandwiches I need to survive.
Are animal lovers terrorists? No. They are not to be feared. I am not afraid of their weak vegan arms, their pleather shitkicking boots, or their "let's save the shit out of every living thing" attitude.
So, yes, Caroline Paul (ha ha, two differently gendered first names) is correct in defending her(?) arsonist brother from charges of terrorism. However, this is not so much news, or an opinion I need to hear. Our government has consistently overreacted to everything (except of course, that initial terrorist threat and the guy behind it) since sometime in the fall of 2001. Remember freedom fries? Remember "if you're not with us, you're with the terrorists"? OH! Remember WMDs and the many linkages between Al Qaeda and Saddam. I say it's time to get over this whole, "the Bush Administration said this, which is kind fo an exaggeration," and deal with the real problems, like what TV are we going to watch this summer, which presidential candidate does the second-best job of talking to black people, and how am I going to get in her pants?

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4.28.2007

Main Stream Mediocre

Like at least half the people covered by the media, Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling is disgruntled with the media. This Huffington Post piece details Schilling's comments on how,
working in the media is a pretty nice gig.


Yes, and, especially once the compensation level is taken into account, baseball playing is thankless drudgery.

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3.23.2007

main stream mediocre

This Boston Globe article is great. It falls into that so significant class of articles posing the question,
"Hey, have you heard about all of this technology stuff people are using?"
Fucking inconsequential.

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