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2/27/2006
Out of Office AutoReply:
I am out of the office as my Grandmother has gone downstream. As another one of my relations pass, they erode the bank upon which I stand. Sooner or later, I'm going in too.
Be back soon.
2/22/2006
Holy shit! Competant and smuggless picture of George Bush released to press
Of all my many colored days, today would definitely be considered 'olive'
2/21/2006
Allow me to fill this for you...
2/20/2006
Welcome to City 17
2/17/2006
Don Knotts to be launched into space
2/16/2006
Dick Cheney begins growth of new head
2/15/2006
Local mental patients attribute 'crazy love' to their success at being freaks
2/14/2006
2/13/2006
Cheney addresses lawyer with 'Freedom Fire'
American hero, Dick Cheney, can now add another feather in his cap as he unloaded a barrel full of buckshot into a lawyers face. Is there nothing this man does that doesn't make us smile?
When asked what the Vice President plans to do next, Cheney stated that he will help Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean repair a creaky floorboard at the top of Dean's staircase. "I would hate to see such an integral member of our opposing party tragically fall down the stairs before we could publically debate. He really needs to be more careful."
2/10/2006
How humiliating...
2/09/2006
Bush details foiled terror plot targeting L.A.
2/08/2006
Fire prevention tips for flag owners
Flags; we love what they show of our heritage, our pride, our blind allegiance. But flags aren't all for show and pomp. Flags are a big responsibility, and you need to respect that. Here are a few tips that will help keep your home, family and cloth garments flame-resistant, flame-retardant, and flame-lessly-flameless all year round.
When purchasing a flag, choose material that won't easily ignite if it comes in contact with heat or flame or hate filled riot spawned from a comic strip. Sometimes even the meekest forms of satire can cause your flag to burst into flames.
Avoid billowing or long trailing conversations about religion, politics, or soccer.
Keep flags and other icons of your nationality well away from all open flames and heat sources, including light bulbs, heaters, and nut bags who will tell you that it is a treason against the Lord to have icons outside of 'His' image.
Use flashlights as alternatives to candles or torches when parading and/or protesting with your flag. It is much more likely that you will recover from a beating with a maglite that you would from being burned over 80% of your body when you are wrapped up in your flag and set ablaze by people who don't share the same opinion as you.
When presenting the flag at your residence, make sure you have a flagpole offset from your house to delay the inevitable house fire that will come when people in your neighborhood get wind of your patriotism.
Remember to keep exits clear of flags, ensuring nothing blocks escape routes to your beloved freedom/cursed freedom (depending on what country you are from).
Instruct children to stay away from flags that are different than yours and, if they do get to close, make sure they know how to stop, drop and roll in the event their clothing catches fire. (Stop immediately, drop to the ground, covering your face with your hands, and roll over and over to extinguish flames while screaming 'I am one of you, for the love of whatever God we believe in put me out!')
Oh, and don't write on your flag. That's just downright disrespectful and fucking rude to boot!
2/07/2006
Steelers fans protest Seattle Post Intelligencer cartoon
2/06/2006
Nobody apparently "wins" anything anymore
I tried to be civil, but with my workmates being such Al Gore's about the Super Bowl loss for the Seattle Seahawks, I have no choice but to take the higher ground and say, "grow the fuck up and show some degree of sportmanship, you douchebags."
This morning, I even went so far as to agree with some of the questionable calls made during the game (see previous blog entry). But after only a few short hours here, I've grown tired of the "way to cheat, asshole," and "how much did you pay those refs," coupled with the repeated officiating complaints made by people who became Seattle fans just two weeks ago.
Let me explain some of the questionable calls against the Seahawks:



Look at where his feet are on the 'E' 1. Offensive pass interference: when two players are occupying the same spot, the receiver puts his hand on the defender and makes a pushing off motion, he's going to get flagged. It's easy to look back in slow motion and say you should let them play the game, but if Hope had fought back through that contact, HE would have been flagged. Personally, I thought this was a pretty tight call, and I probably would not have called it, but it also looked different to the back judge than it did to me in my living room.
2. Holding: Sorry, Madden, that was holding. Yes, the tackle had his hands on the inside of Clark Haggans. Unfortunately, the rest of him was BEHIND Clark Haggans. That's holding and you get flagged. Every. Single. Time.
And the officiating wasn't terribly one-sided, either. There was a blatant block in the back on Roethlisberger that was ignored. If the block hadn't happened, Roethlisberger likely tackles Herndon at the 45 yard line. Flag the block, and Seattle's at their OWN 45 yard line. Instead they start inside the Steelers' 30, and they score their only touchdown. Let's not forget the fumble by Stevens that was ruled an incomplete pass. Stevens turned upfield and took three steps...but nobody makes mention of that. Because nobody remembers what went against the winner.
Seattle had their chances to win. Both teams played like crap, which often happens in Super Bowls. The only difference is Pittsburgh made the big plays, where Seattle had to rely on long methodical drives to gain yardage (without using the league MVP, for some reason). While that's the formula for success in the regular season, it's the big plays that win the Super Bowl (which is why wide receivers are never regular season MVPs, but have taken the honor in the Super Bowl two years running).
FYI: Remember what the Steelers did when a clear cut interception then fumble recovery was called back during the Colts game, a call that the NFL themselves said should not have over turned?
They kept it up and won the game.
Look at where his feet are on the 'E' 1. Offensive pass interference: when two players are occupying the same spot, the receiver puts his hand on the defender and makes a pushing off motion, he's going to get flagged. It's easy to look back in slow motion and say you should let them play the game, but if Hope had fought back through that contact, HE would have been flagged. Personally, I thought this was a pretty tight call, and I probably would not have called it, but it also looked different to the back judge than it did to me in my living room.
Mission statement
I will fucking kill you, cartoon!
2/03/2006
All this over a cartoon?
2/02/2006
Life in Gobbler's Knob
2/01/2006
Is this seat taken?
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