Thursday, January 25, 2007

State of the Union

Okay, I'll admit it....I'm a Republican! I used to be a Conservative but then Bill Clinton arrived on the scene. Clinton wasn't a bad President...I just didn't agree with him on several issues... just as I don't agree with President Bush on several issues.

I tend to vote split-ticket, although there have been a couple of straight ticket moments...(guess which ticket I went for???)

My biggest problem is the hypocrisy that I'm hearing from both sides of the aisle. Especially when they call Bush a war criminal for going into Iraq. Does that make Harry Truman a war criminal? How about Bill Clinton...(who as I recall also invaded a country, although on a much smaller scale).

Which brings us to another point. Bush was supposed to be too inexperienced to be President, even though he'd been Governor of one of our largest states... Then came John Edwards, who had barely been in office long enough to answer his phone...but he was okay to nominate as VP??? Oh, and Obama...how long has he been in office? Hillary said the other day that Obama was distinguished and had a phenomenal (her words exactly) record in public office.
PHENOMENAL??? Up until the last election, no one other than people in Illinois even knew who he was???

Double standards seem to be overlooked within each party, but the opposition never fails to point out the other party's faults!!! Bush has spent more money on social programs than any other President...EVER which I don't much care for and the Democrats seem to hound him about constantly...HOWEVER, if this had been a Democratic President (Heaven forbid it had been Bill Clinton) He would have been a God among men and would have been the best President of all time.

Today I was happy to hear a couple of my Democrat friends...(YES, I HAVE MANY), who were outside looking up to the skies proclaiming that it would be neat to see the President's plane fly over (since he's in town). I agree... but if you can respect the position of the President's plane, why can you respect the office of the President even if you don't like it's occupant???

Hmmm.....

David

Wednesday, January 24, 2007

Tigger beat up my honor roll student


I didn't realize at the time that the Disney World Tigger was dangerous...
Recent news reports suggest that Tigger beat up a kid at Disney World... however, upon viewing the tape at youtube it appears to me that the kid didn't really get "whacked" all that hard.
It looks like playful Tigger was a bit too playful and might have accidentally bumped the kid a bit.
Of course what it really looks like is a way for crappy parents to sue for some cash or free tickets!
-Dave

Friday, January 19, 2007

People I wouldn't invite to a party

The following people would never be invited to a party at my house:
(Because I'm really sick and tired of them)

1. Hitler---(don't you think he'd ruin the mood?)
2. Paris Hilton---(unless I was having a "Girl's gone wild theme party" which is VERY unlikely)
3. Rosie O'Donnell---(every day in every way I like her less)
4. K-Fed and Britney---(do I really need to list a reason? C'mon! It's so obvious!)
5. Gilbert Gottfried---(I don't want anyone there who is louder than the music)
6. Mel Gibson---(I don't serve alcohol at parties)
7. Donald Rumsfeld---(He got bombed at my last party)
8. Donald Trump---(If I'm having a dip at my party, I'd like it to be ranch)
9. Lindsey Lohan---(Who used to be cute and talented...Get a Grip on yourself Woman!)
and finally...
10.Tom Cruise---(Cause he won't stay off the furniture)

Thursday, January 18, 2007

Best place to do away with someone in KCMO


Not to be morbid or anything...more "Hitchcockian" I would say....but if you ever decided to "do away" with someone, I can't think of a more spectacular place to do it than the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City.
Looming above the KC Skyline, the memorial offers a breathtaking (or as the case may be, "life-taking" view of the city.)
Seems like the perfect place to dangle a hapless victim before sending them to certain doom. (or as my Grandmother would say "to meet their maker.")
So you see, Kansas City has possibilities after all.
David

Wednesday, January 17, 2007

Blogging 2.0

I'm blogging today as an assignment for work...

I have lots of free time on my hands...

David