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December 11, 2006

Let Us Now Praise

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Last Week

. . . is finally over. I had a three-week cycle to put together the newsletter for my non-profit, so the art director and I had to crank to make that happen. Meanwhile, both the Chair and the Vice Chair of the organization were out, so I had to chair both the big meetings this past Saturday.

Meanwhile, last week was also the "on" week for my daytime proofreading job, and I was still getting over that wacky virus as the week started out.

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December 10, 2006

Do You Remember When You Were a Teenager?

Pretending to be half asleep, hoping to fend off an attack? And knowing that if there were one, you could "come to life" suddenly and hold your own?

Do you remember how it never quite worked out, though logic dictated that it would?

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December 07, 2006

I Can't Help But Imagine

. . . that the Democrats quietly campaigned on something like, "vote for us; we're slightly less corrupt than the Republicans."

Now? Now they've changed the unspoken slogan to read: "oops; we meant that we are sligthly more corrupt. What a dreadful misundersanding; simply dreadful!"

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1 I think they ran on a 'bait-and-switch' campaign. They ran on a 'we're not corrupt' platform and then switched to 'we're getting ours now'. Two years of their lies should convince the people to at least give the senate back to the republicans.

Posted by: Jack at December 07, 2006 10:27 AM (YbzJu)

2 When they complained about the culture of corruption, they weren't upset about the corruption per se, but about the fact that the gravy train didn't stop at their station. Anyhoo, would a part that was all that worked up about corruption have Hastings in their midst?

Posted by: John at December 07, 2006 02:03 PM (g7pvG)

3 Just curious, Joy... other than blind partisanship, on what do you base this statement?

Posted by: yazoota at December 08, 2006 08:19 AM (xUyci)

4 yazoota; Nancy Pelosi backing two corrupt politicians to high posts. A planed secret meeting of the senate. Rejection of the 911 commision recomendations for oversite after demanding total capitulation from Bush. Harry Reid and several other democrats taking money from Abramoff that the MSM has not covered. And there are several other problems, yet they have not even been sworn in and taken office yet. Now other than blind partisanship why do you keep drinking the kool-aid and accepting the party talking points.

Posted by: Jack at December 09, 2006 03:27 PM (nEnUH)

5 Does the name "William Jefferson" mean anything to you, yazoota? How about Jack Murtha and ABCSCAM?

Posted by: William Teach at December 10, 2006 12:38 PM (doAuV)

6 Jack and William... When the Republicans took over the House in 1994 they said they would be "more ethical" than the Democrats. By not including in your laundry lists the likes of Duke Cunningham, Claude Allen, David Safavian, Ted Stevens, Bernard Kerik, Mark Foley, Tom DeLay, etc., and by neglecting to note that Murtha was never indicted for ABSCAM (yeah, I know, I've heard Limbaughannity too), you have proven my point. There's plenty of corruption on both sides of the fence... and apparently plenty of Kool-Aid too. Drink up.

Posted by: yazoota at December 11, 2006 08:38 AM (xUyci)

7 So, Yaz--anything happening these days?

Same old, same old?

Posted by: Attila Girl at December 11, 2006 01:17 PM (zxOEV)

8 Well, on the work front, we just got sold and bought again... I believe that works out to five and a half different corporate entities in the last 10 years. On the home front, if it weren't for the 2 more years of college plus grad school looming I'd be retired and working in the garden right now. And you? We should have lunch or something next time you're down this way.

Posted by: yazoota at December 11, 2006 02:46 PM (xUyci)

9 So unethical behavior by Democrats is OK with you, Yaz?

Posted by: William Teach at December 11, 2006 03:55 PM (doAuV)

10 Glass houses, glass houses! The whole system is full of filth, and frankly it disgusts me. I expected better of the Republicans. Although it is abundantly clear that Republican dirt gets *way* more air time than Democrat dirt, which goes a long way toward skewing opinions.

Posted by: Desert Cat at December 11, 2006 04:32 PM (B2X7i)

11 Yup, Yaz--heard about the sale, of course. I understand each owner has been progressively worse, but I'm hard-pressed to see that you had anywhere to go but up this time around. Lunch for sure. And I think I owe you ten CDs, accounting for interest . . . Re: Politics--I'm less heartbroken when someone I perceive to be an "ordinary politician" get caught with his/her hand in the cookie jar than I am when I really thought so-and-so was a reformer, and had started to get my hopes up that he/she was "different." Overall, I think it's going to be tight in the next two years: the two parties are neck-and-neck.

Posted by: Attila Girl at December 12, 2006 04:41 AM (zxOEV)

12 Yaz; The 'we will be more honest' was all they ran on. Yet they seem to be ignoring that and they haven't even been sworn in yet.

Posted by: Jack at December 12, 2006 02:34 PM (auJ/k)

13 On the other hand, so far the Dems suck less in terms of pork reduction/earmark reform.

Posted by: Attila Girl at December 13, 2006 08:01 AM (zxOEV)

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Peanut Man

. . . has some 'splainin'to do.

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December 04, 2006

Aw, Come On.

You're both right.

Everyone blows it in bed every now and then. That's as it should be.

But—ye gods!—I'm not sure I believe there are chicks out there who make some of these mistakes. I mean, who doesn't like to get titty-fucked, for example? And if you don't like bodily fluids on your bed, why on Earth did you let a man into it in the first place?

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1 I mean, who doesn't like to get titty-fucked, for example? A-cups, perhaps?

Posted by: I R A Darth Aggie at December 04, 2006 05:55 AM (1hM1d)

2 "I mean, who doesn't like to get titty- fucked, for example?" For the record, me. I've noticed a lot of 20-somethings have no interests. Who's says there was a downside for the Left monopolizing the education of our kids?

Posted by: Darrell at December 04, 2006 09:30 AM (5B9wO)

3 I followed the link. It doesn't relate to your statement. But to your post and responces; I like A cups. I never cleanup the mess till the next day. Although I did have to make some quick repairs to a bed once. I never date a woman who washes her hands all the time and is worried about germs. You'll never get a blow job from them. I'll try almost anything once,... twice if I'm not sure about the first time.

Posted by: Jack at December 04, 2006 03:32 PM (Q+Yn+)

4 Whoops, I followed the second link, will have to go back to the first.

Posted by: Jack at December 04, 2006 03:33 PM (Q+Yn+)

5 I actually found many of the tips in that link useful. I wish women came with that list (personalized) as part of the dating scene. When I try to find out what they like they seem to all lock up and let their puritan side take over. It is like they like sex but think you should know what they like without being told. Communication is a two-way street.

Posted by: Jack at December 05, 2006 12:19 PM (FE8g+)

6 It is like they like sex but think you should know what they like without being told. Ummm...dude. Many of those same women expect you to know what they're thinking, how they're feeling, what they want, how to treat them all without them uttering a word. It's like we're supposed to have ESPN or something. I guess maybe ESPN2 will do, but I'm not sure...

Posted by: I R A Darth Aggie at December 05, 2006 03:34 PM (1hM1d)

7 The body fluids in bed issue is easily dealt with: Keep a clean towel by the bed, or *in* the bed, located where the fluids are likely to appear. When all is said and done, he wipes with one half, you wipe with the other, mess is gone.

Posted by: John at December 05, 2006 06:52 PM (Y60N+)

8 Oh. I thought that was strictly for sex when one is on the rag. I basically think any bed should have the following nearby: bottled water, reading lamps, lube, a couple of eyeshades for sleeping, fifteen million pillows in all shapes and sizes, chapstick, a variety of reading material, 2-5 alarm clocks, and at least one box of Kleenex.

Posted by: Attila Girl at December 06, 2006 01:01 AM (LEEsJ)

9 #13 reminds me of Monty Pythons Meaning of Life

Posted by: William Teach at December 06, 2006 01:00 PM (doAuV)

10 Attila girl; Why do I get the feeling that you are one of the few women that actually not only comunicates her needs,.... but demands them.

Posted by: Jack at December 06, 2006 01:03 PM (9Wyzj)

11 Well, no one else had it, so, had to create it http://soapbox.msn.com/video.aspx?vid=0a1c6ab6-a60a-41b3-bb85-91a7ca71bc15

Posted by: William Teach at December 06, 2006 01:38 PM (doAuV)

Posted by: Attila Girl at December 07, 2006 04:19 AM (LEEsJ)

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December 01, 2006

Life Is Good.

I'll be working for my favorite client today. The one wherein I get to interact with the nice guys at a particular organization.

I swear: it's a damn fine thing. I feel like humming the dwarves' song from Snow White.

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Okay, Here's My Concern.

I mean, why would I want a worm? When the early bird gets it, doesn't that actually enhance the quality of my life? That's one fewer worm I might encounter in an apple or whatever, and really a damned fine thing.

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