what he just now said really ticks me off...that we need to focus on afghanistan. ummmmmm.......gee....HOW many subcommittee meetings on afghanistan did he have as the subcommittee leader? ummmmmm....uhhhhh...should i picture a big goose egg?
Ah, I love Southern culture. I wouldn't survive in the North! Dang Yankees. 
I have no plans to watch it. Is something important on tonight?
...or just more of the same ?
My brain works in mysterious ways.
I have no plans to watch it. Is something important on tonight?
In the South, that would often be translated into by many as: "What he just now said really burns my biscuits!"
As I like to say: "Life ain't nothin' but a funny little riddle! Thank God I'm a Southern girl."
*singing while prostrate*
Hark the herald liberals sing
Glory to their elected king
Peace on earth and taxes raise
Obama fills up all their days
Joyful all the blue states rise
join their triumph in the skies
With change and hope and hope and change
they want him evermore to reign
Hark the herald liberals sing
glory to their precious king!
*singing while prostrate*
Hark the herald liberals sing
Glory to their elected king
Peace on earth and taxes raise
Obama fills up all their days
Joyful all the blue states rise
join their triumph in the skies
With change and hope and hope and change
they want him evermore to reign
Hark the herald liberals sing
glory to their precious king!
Just droppin bye to say Hello! Been way too busy lately!
I have no plans to watch it. Is something important on tonight?
Ever watch The Big Bang Theory? I think you both would enjoy Sheldon.I don't think of it as being OCD. I think of it as being rational. I'm pretty sure people who aren't bothered by asymmetry are the ones in need of medication.
Ever watch The Big Bang Theory? I think you both would enjoy Sheldon.
I'm watching a really cool show from the History Channel I DVR'd on Hitler invading Russia!I have no plans to watch it. Is something important on tonight?
This is priceless! ABC's Jake Tapper ran a story about Olbermann on Friday that I somehow missed. The man actually says he doesn't vote so he can remain impartial. On what planet does he think he comes across as impartial?
"This week on "The View," MSNBC's Keith Olbermann said he doesn't vote because "It's the only thing I can do that suggests even that I don't have a horse in the race."
"I know it's very idiosyncratic, but I would feel just a little hesitation, just a little drag on the airflow, if I went to criticize somebody, especially a president, for whom I had voted," Olbermann went on to say in a statement to Portfolio. "It is driven by the same thing that used to make me keep my distance from the athletes I covered. I don't want anything, even that tiny bit of symbolic connection, to stand in between me and my responsibility to be analytical and critical.""
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/11/keith-olbermann.html
I guess his "5 ways that Bush is the worst president ever" and "5 ways that McCain is exactly like Bush" weren't suggesting he "has a horse in the race".This is priceless! ABC's Jake Tapper ran a story about Olbermann on Friday that I somehow missed. The man actually says he doesn't vote so he can remain impartial. On what planet does he think he comes across as impartial?
"This week on "The View," MSNBC's Keith Olbermann said he doesn't vote because "It's the only thing I can do that suggests even that I don't have a horse in the race."
"I know it's very idiosyncratic, but I would feel just a little hesitation, just a little drag on the airflow, if I went to criticize somebody, especially a president, for whom I had voted," Olbermann went on to say in a statement to Portfolio. "It is driven by the same thing that used to make me keep my distance from the athletes I covered. I don't want anything, even that tiny bit of symbolic connection, to stand in between me and my responsibility to be analytical and critical.""
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/11/keith-olbermann.html
This is priceless! ABC's Jake Tapper ran a story about Olbermann on Friday that I somehow missed. The man actually says he doesn't vote so he can remain impartial. On what planet does he think he comes across as impartial?
"This week on "The View," MSNBC's Keith Olbermann said he doesn't vote because "It's the only thing I can do that suggests even that I don't have a horse in the race."
"I know it's very idiosyncratic, but I would feel just a little hesitation, just a little drag on the airflow, if I went to criticize somebody, especially a president, for whom I had voted," Olbermann went on to say in a statement to Portfolio. "It is driven by the same thing that used to make me keep my distance from the athletes I covered. I don't want anything, even that tiny bit of symbolic connection, to stand in between me and my responsibility to be analytical and critical.""
http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalpunch/2008/11/keith-olbermann.html
