Archive for February, 2009
“A few more ambassadors like this, and MLS is done for”
Breach of contract.
Beckham was imported because of what he could do for the league. He was to be an ambassador. He said so himself, even as fans around the world quizzically and repeatedly asked, “Why MLS?”
“It’s also about being an ambassador for the game here and, hopefully, it is going to encourage other players to [...]
All Biden All the Time
Here is another individual who has contributed to this blog’s revival. Along with Gibbs, Joe Biden is really too good to be true.
Here he is lying through is teeth about basic facts.
The Octo-Slam at Denny’s
In honor of the mother of the octuplets, Denny’s is offering a new breakfast meal: The Octo-Slam.
You get fourteen eggs, no sausage, and the guy next to you has to pay the bill.
Tip: Grandpa Ron, via email
Real VP of Genius
This is awesome.
Just…..just…..incredibly awesome.
“Everything is amazing and nobody is happy.”
Hilarious and true. We take a lot for granted.
Hat tip: Ann Bartow at Madisonian.
Commenter Brad Says It Best
Over at Think Progress there is an “excellent” post entitled, On So-Called “Irresponsible” Borrowers. Matt Yglesias lays out his case that folks who took bad loans and now are not paying their mortgages are basically blameless for their situation.
The post is truly excellent and highly recommended because as commenter Brad says there:
This post might [...]
Rorschach Inkblot Test; Version 2009.race
What do you see?
I see a cartoon lampooning the stupid stimulus bill as being something that even a monkey could write.
Of course, if you’re a bigot or Al Sharpton (but I repeat myself), you instantly equate monkeys with black men and assume that the cops were shooting Barack Obama. Huzzah!
Obama to Lefties: Who’s yo daddy?
The left wing of the Democratic party has got to love news headlines like these:
Who’s yo daddy?
and it is at dailykos.
How to Know When President Obama is Flip-Flopping
He will claim he has always been “consistent.”
SEN. OBAMA: I will make sure that we renegotiate, in the same way that Senator Clinton talked about. And I think actually Senator Clinton’s answer on this one is right. I think we should use the hammer of a potential opt-out as leverage to ensure that we [...]
