So I click on CNN.com this morning to check the headlines and see what there is to make fun of. Wow. Some pretty serious stories today. The US is
deploying ABM hardware to Japan, just in case Kim Jong Il goes completely
bugnuts bugnuttier and tries to launch some of his new toys. Israel is
sweating the whereabouts of a kidnapped IDF troopie. The Democrats are
howling over a leaked troop drawdown report for Iraq. The U.S. is projected to be
crammed with 300 million people by this fall, 290 million of which will no doubt continue to confuse prime-time TeeVee with "entertainment". Some scrote dragged a New York state trooper behind his ATV and got
smoked for it. The Mid-Atlantic states, jealous of the Gulf Coast hogging all the natural disasters, decided to go and
get flooded themselves. On the financial front, Chrysler is pondering how to
replace one of its most successful models ever, while Warren Buffett found thirty seven billion dollars in an old pair of jeans he hadn't worn in a while, and
dumped it in the glass jar on Bill Gates' shop counter.
But... right up there with these other earth-shattering news stories is the biggie: Kevin Richardson is
leaving the Backstreet Boys.
God, how could I
ever have struggled through my day without knowing that factoid?
So, Tam, you're trying to tell us that we have a full 10 million sentient beings here in the US? I'm surprised at your level of optimism. Wish I could say I share it.
ReplyDelete-Tracy
10 million seems somewhat optimistic to me...
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ReplyDeleteOh yeah, SURE gun enthusiasts would just line up to pay a premium for this!
ReplyDeleteNote to self: buy a few more sleeves of primers and jugs of powder, ASAP.
Tracy