Fact Checking the Foxes by one of the most unlikely sources, Don Imus, correcting that pompous idiot, Brit Hume, and his idiot side kick Charles McCord, who lamely tries to defend Hume.
Someone said something in the orange sherbet to the effect of we oughta not tie our happiness to politics anymore.
I’m about there.
This pisses me off
Rocker TED NUGENT isn’t a fan of U.S. leader BARACK OBAMA – he thinks the president should be jailed.
The Cat Scratch Fever hitmaker, a fervent Republican, insists America should be ashamed about voting in the Democrat, who took office in January (09).
He tells Royal Flush magazine, “I think that Barack Hussein Obama should be put in jail. It is clear that Barack Hussein Obama is a communist.
“(Former Chinese leader) Mao Tse Tung lives and his name is Barack Hussein Obama. This country should be ashamed. I wanna throw up.”
This pisses me off too
“The treatment I received here was the best that the world has to offer,” Limbaugh said. “Based on what happened here to me, I don’t think there’s one thing wrong with the American health care system. It is working just fine, just dandy.”
Of course Rush would probably think any health system is “just dandy,” mainly because he is a multi-millionaire and can afford the best health care wherever he might be. But this is not the case for tens of millions of Americans who are unable to afford care or insurance due to the rising costs of health care in the U.S.
I have a nice house, a pretty wife, two great kids and a fun job, (it doesn’t pay much but it’s fun) a dog, a ferret, two cats, a new truck (new to me, anyway), and yet I’m pissed off that I’m pissed off all the time.
Maybe I shouldn’t read blogs.
Maybe I’ll get some energy back when the snow goes away in a couple months.
Maybe I need to invest like 40-60 bucks in a couple three boxes of ammo and go out to the range and kill the fuck out of the paper bad guy a few times. Haven’t done that in a couple months.
OR…..maybe I should just dance.
That might be it.
Really. It might.
Yesterday was my birthday. My present was a T bone steak and brown rice. That was great.
brings to mind the extensive black and white photography of clouds by Alfred Steiglitz (Georgia O’Keefe’s other half), as depicted in his “Equivalents” series, photos taken from 1922-1934, which are describedhere.
Steiglitz’s many stunning photos of cloud formations are truly something to behold, particularly when viewed in person. The National Gallery of Art now houses some 1642 of his photographs in its collection. Through his own photography, promotion of other artists and patronage, it could be argued that his impact upon the visual arts in the United States is unequalled. More information about his life story can be found here.
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Fact Checking the Foxes by one of the most unlikely sources, Don Imus, correcting that pompous idiot, Brit Hume, and his idiot side kick Charles McCord, who lamely tries to defend Hume.
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happy?
Someone said something in the orange sherbet to the effect of we oughta not tie our happiness to politics anymore.
I’m about there.
This pisses me off
This pisses me off too
This didn’t make me happy either.
Where is something happy?
That’s all I want.
I got outrage fatigue like you wouldn’t believe.
I have a nice house, a pretty wife, two great kids and a fun job, (it doesn’t pay much but it’s fun) a dog, a ferret, two cats, a new truck (new to me, anyway), and yet I’m pissed off that I’m pissed off all the time.
Maybe I shouldn’t read blogs.
Maybe I’ll get some energy back when the snow goes away in a couple months.
Maybe I need to invest like 40-60 bucks in a couple three boxes of ammo and go out to the range and kill the fuck out of the paper bad guy a few times. Haven’t done that in a couple months.
OR…..maybe I should just dance.
That might be it.
Really. It might.
Yesterday was my birthday. My present was a T bone steak and brown rice. That was great.
It doesn’t suck. So why does it suck?
brings to mind the extensive black and white photography of clouds by Alfred Steiglitz (Georgia O’Keefe’s other half), as depicted in his “Equivalents” series, photos taken from 1922-1934, which are describedhere.
Steiglitz’s many stunning photos of cloud formations are truly something to behold, particularly when viewed in person. The National Gallery of Art now houses some 1642 of his photographs in its collection. Through his own photography, promotion of other artists and patronage, it could be argued that his impact upon the visual arts in the United States is unequalled. More information about his life story can be found here.