2.03.2009
1.22.2009
"Sometimes what I did wasn't popular. But that's OK. I always did what I thought was right. It is a great day because we got to come home once and for all. I come home with my head held high. The presidency was a joyous experience, but as great as it was, nothing compares with Texas at sunset. Tonight I have the privilege of saying six words that I have been waiting to say for a while: It is good to be home."
-Former President George W. Bush
in his homecoming speech in Midland, Texas
-Former President George W. Bush
in his homecoming speech in Midland, Texas
from, of all people, my grandmother...
Subject: BACK IN SERVICE
Subject: Message to the world
Dear World:
We, the United States of America, your top quality supplier of the ideals of liberty and democracy, would like to apologize for our 2001-2008 interruption in service. The technical fault that led to this eight-year service outage has been located, and the software responsible was replaced November 4. Early tests of the newly installed program indicate that we are now operating correctly, and we expect it to be fully functional on January 20. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the outage. We look forward to resuming full service and hope to improve in years to come. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
Sincerely,
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Subject: Message to the world
Dear World:
We, the United States of America, your top quality supplier of the ideals of liberty and democracy, would like to apologize for our 2001-2008 interruption in service. The technical fault that led to this eight-year service outage has been located, and the software responsible was replaced November 4. Early tests of the newly installed program indicate that we are now operating correctly, and we expect it to be fully functional on January 20. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the outage. We look forward to resuming full service and hope to improve in years to come. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
Sincerely,
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Labels:
back in action,
Bush,
Dear World,
obama,
proud to be an american
1.21.2009
1.20.2009
"don't worry about history, they'll write it later."
i've been following anderson cooper on twitter for the past few days and loving the articles he keeps sending "my" way--here is one i just couldn't resist posting up here; the excerpt that follows is his speculation on what (if anything) our new president's predecessor might have left in a note in the top drawer of the desk in the oval office:
anyway, read the rest of the article here.
Keep a sense of humor.
Don’t forget to eat lunch.
Exercise helps with the stress. Keep shooting hoops.
Meet with the families of our fallen troops. Value their sacrifice.
Remember that you’re also a husband and a father and that the folks working around you have families.
Don’t worry about history, they’ll write it later. Have faith in your judgment. Protect the country we all love.
My new phone number’s unlisted but I’ll make sure you have it.
anyway, read the rest of the article here.
...from sea to shining sea.
Yes, we can.
Yes, we did.
Yes, we will.
PRESIDENT Barack Obama. As I live and breathe.
Yes, we did.
Yes, we will.
PRESIDENT Barack Obama. As I live and breathe.
12.18.2008
dcioppand: i think we need this for 39 methyl

watchthesky84: ha! yes.
watchthesky84: i like this:

dcioppand: HA
many, many, many more here.
watchthesky84: ha! yes.
watchthesky84: i like this:
dcioppand: HA
many, many, many more here.
the gays are none too happy with president elect Barack Obama:
Barack Obama’s choice of a prominent evangelical minister to deliver the invocation at his inauguration is a conciliatory gesture toward social conservatives who opposed him in November, but it is drawing fierce challenges from a gay rights movement that – in the wake of a gay marriage ban in California – is looking for a fight.
Read the rest of the article here.
Labels:
article of the day,
equity,
fight the h8,
obama,
prop 8,
the gays
12.15.2008
true story
read one of many corresponding articles here.
:::edit:::
Arce11o: i think it's funny that the article pointed out that, in ARAB culture, throwing a shoe at someone is a sign of disrespect
Arce11o: is a sign of endearment in other cultures?
watchthesky84: hahaha
watchthesky84: well, you know what it means when it happens in america
watchthesky84: "sweet! new pair of shoes!"
:::edit 2:::
per my office manager's request, go here. trust me. hilarity will ensue.
:::edit 2:::
per my office manager's request, go here. trust me. hilarity will ensue.
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