On Satirical News Bits: Vol. 6

Here’s some midweek satire to lead you toward the weekend. Thank you Onion! Any favorites? Photographer Has Basketball Player Hold Arms Outstretched with a Ball in Each Hand Josh Hartnett Returns to Pearl Harbor for First Time since Film New Robot Warns when someone’s about to Walk in on You Masturbating Ways to Teach Uninformed [...]

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On a Pathetic Lot

Simply put – as a collective, those occupying the hallowed halls of the US Congress are, at best, a very pathetic lot. I’m not going to call them clowns because I recognize both the viciousness and the shrewdness involved, so pathetic remains a suitable adjective. We elect members to the House of Representatives on two-year [...]

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On a Classy Start

Sure hope everyone had a good weekend. Ours was low key. We did our ballroom dance thing Friday night, but otherwise stayed home most of the weekend. I imagine a busy work week ahead; however, I’m hoping to post more this week – but I probably won’t be able to keep up with replying to [...]

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Opinions in the Shorts: Vol. 124

On Politics Here are a few interesting tidbits regarding the Republican Primary: The nominee needs over 1100 delegates The three events to date have distributed about 75 delegates Newt Gingrich is not on the ballot in states with about 550 delegates I did not watch the State of the Union because I already know Congress [...]

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On Satirical News Bits: Vol. 5

Nothing like a dose of satire to get one over the midweek hump. Which is your favorite? Congress Debates Merits of New Catchphrase Oprah Views Patiently Awaiting Instructions Man who Stayed-up until Dawn Eating Mice Refers to Self as Night Owl Area Man’s Hard Work finally Pays Off for Employer Presidential Fitness Test now Awarded [...]

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