Dear God in Heaven, I am SO SICK of this ad. I watch MSNBC at night and it is ALWAYS ON. I want to know, who are these people? Who is this man with giant teeth caps? Who is this butterface with wide eyes? How do they go out in public without feeling utter shame and humilation?
This is a longer version (pun!) I found on YouTube. The short version (pun!) is what is always on (pun!).
Sip List During the Debate
It's Tuesday, so we can't be a-poundin' the beyahs. Instead I put some pumpkin liquer in hot chocolate (because it's cold outside) and this was the list of sippy sip words:Shared Words
regulation/deregulation (o 8/m 0)
medicare (o 2/ m 3)
social security (o 3/m 1)
recession(zero)
fundamental (o 8/m 8)
cheesy attempts to empathize or connect with audience (o 1/ m4)
jobs (o 1/ m 3)
credit (o 1/ m 0)
Dow (zero)
Obama only
agreement with McCain (4)
McCain only
acts like a db/ cranky old man (7)
Words to consider for next time
sharing the burden
my friends
reform
tax cuts
billion
middle class
heathcare/ insurance
earmark
Well, that was fascinating. And by fascinating I mean very very dull. It's a good thing I've got the tally sip sip list to follow while McCain drivels and Obama expounds and both evade the quesiton of how in the name of arse we get through this poop time. Yay!
Until next time!
Lucky in My Bad Luck
Yeah, crap things happen to me from time to time but when they do, the crappiness always seems to get resolved fairly quickly. Here's what I mean:
I had an interview today at 1. I was going to leave early to print some stuff for it at my public library, since we don't have a color printer or a printer that works here in the dubroc. So, an hour and 15 minutes before my interview, I went out to my car only to find it wouldn't start. Uh-oh. So, I made some calls, including AAA, telling them that the car is in the drive way so I'd need a jump from one of those portable things. I rescheduled my interview. I made arrangements with my mom to have her drive me to it tomorrow if need be. Then, AAA came in 15 minutes and gave me a jump--it was just that my car was just unused for too long (because of the Chicago trip)--and I called back and kept my interview, which I made it to right on time. Crazy.
I had an interview today at 1. I was going to leave early to print some stuff for it at my public library, since we don't have a color printer or a printer that works here in the dubroc. So, an hour and 15 minutes before my interview, I went out to my car only to find it wouldn't start. Uh-oh. So, I made some calls, including AAA, telling them that the car is in the drive way so I'd need a jump from one of those portable things. I rescheduled my interview. I made arrangements with my mom to have her drive me to it tomorrow if need be. Then, AAA came in 15 minutes and gave me a jump--it was just that my car was just unused for too long (because of the Chicago trip)--and I called back and kept my interview, which I made it to right on time. Crazy.
This Is Real
Trolling the political blog and found this link to a doodle of Sarah Palin's--from when she was considering running for mayor.
http://www.tnr.com/OnlineScan.pdf
I don't know why it's disturbing, but it is. Maybe because it's so vacuous of actual content. It looks like notes from when I'm planning a trip or a bulletin board for the library...Just, so, unceremonious. Yet these notes were made just, what 8 years ago? And now the woman who doodled this has her eyes set on the VP and, since McCain is mostly dead, the presidency?
Yikes.
http://www.tnr.com/OnlineScan.pdf
I don't know why it's disturbing, but it is. Maybe because it's so vacuous of actual content. It looks like notes from when I'm planning a trip or a bulletin board for the library...Just, so, unceremonious. Yet these notes were made just, what 8 years ago? And now the woman who doodled this has her eyes set on the VP and, since McCain is mostly dead, the presidency?
Yikes.
Liz Phair
Just got back to Chicago, where Liz Phair wrote "Exile in Guyville" back in the early 90s. And then, Liz Phair was on the radio this afternoon, talking about a new, remastered version of "Exile in Guyville".
I didn't know how hard a time she had dealing with its success afterwards. Apparently, it was so hard that she ended up making that super pop, overly produced poopy thing back in 2003. But now the old Liz is back, because the other Liz didn't make enough money...Oh, I'm so cynical. Whatever her failings after EIG, it's still one kick ass Girl Power Anthem rock music album and I will always love it.
Here's to Liz.
Link to Day to Day's interview with Liz Phair.
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