The thoughts expressed below, either mine or quoted, shall most likely verify the speculation that my ignorance is, and always has been, instantaneous. If you read something here and you think it's brilliant, think about it a little more. And, if you read something here and you think it's stupid, think about it a little less.
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Monday, July 26, 2010
Southern Fried
People say that if you want really good authentic "Southern Fried Chicken" you need to go down South. So, I got in my car the other day and started driving. I knew I was in the south and getting close to some great tasting chicken when I pulled into a gas station and saw this sign over the pump.
Actually, my grandkids who live in South Carolina saw this at a gas station down the road and thought it would make a great post for my blog. I agree.
Actually, my grandkids who live in South Carolina saw this at a gas station down the road and thought it would make a great post for my blog. I agree.
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Harry Reid Is Thrashing
An old IT term 'thrashing' came to mind after hearing what Harry Reid had to say about the bailout of Ford Motor Company. Thrashing happened in the olden days (circa 1990) when a disk drive had too many I/O requests at the same time...it 'thrashed' across the platter surface but couldn't/didn't perform reads or writes with a whole lot of accuracy or dependability. If left unattended, the drive eventually crashed.
I'd ask Mr. Reid to check out what really happened, but that would be a waste of breath. Then I'd ask Mr. Reid to check out the the results of Ford refusing a government bailout. But that would also be a waste of breath.
Harry's been thrashing around Washinton too long and he's about to crash.
I'd ask Mr. Reid to check out what really happened, but that would be a waste of breath. Then I'd ask Mr. Reid to check out the the results of Ford refusing a government bailout. But that would also be a waste of breath.
Harry's been thrashing around Washinton too long and he's about to crash.
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Ditched In The Ditch
When was the last time your boss told you to pull over to the side of the road and resign? For that matter, when was the last time you heard of anyone's boss telling any employee to pull over to the side of the road and resign?
Shirley Sherrod, who resigned from the Agriculture Department on Monday said the White House forced her out after remarks that she says have sparked a fabricated racial controversy. The former Georgia director of Rural Development said she received a phone call from the USDA's deputy undersecretary Cheryl Cook on Monday while she was in a car. Cook told her that the White House wanted her to resign. "They called me twice," Sherrod told the Associated Press. "The last time they asked me to pull over to the side of the road and submit my resignation on my Blackberry, and that's what I did."
Just another example of the White House making a crisis out of an opportunity.
Just another example of the White House making a crisis out of an opportunity.
Monday, July 19, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Three Lazy Guys
I know a guy who is so lazy so he has to ride when he walks the dog.
I know a guy who is so lazy he has to get his neighbor to help him mow the lawn.
I know a guy who is so lazy he colored all the squares on his Rubics Cube white.
I know a guy who is so lazy he has to get his neighbor to help him mow the lawn.
I know a guy who is so lazy he colored all the squares on his Rubics Cube white.
Monday, July 12, 2010
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Half Baked And Half Priced
By way of Gateway Pundit...
I've heard of "Half Baked" politicians but this is the first "Half Priced" one I've ever run across. This is for real. A political fund raiser in the midwest featuring President Obama had to cut ticket prices in half to get people to come.
I've heard of "Half Baked" politicians but this is the first "Half Priced" one I've ever run across. This is for real. A political fund raiser in the midwest featuring President Obama had to cut ticket prices in half to get people to come.
Global Warming Debate
The global warming debate is nothing more than intellectual Ping Pong and the game is being played with these instruments.
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