I continue to be amused by the political bloggers. If you comment on their post, and the comment doesn't jibe with their bullshit, they automatically assume you're coming from the opposite point of view. In my case, it's often that I see things from even further out than they are, but they are so immersed in talking points and other people's ideas that they don't realize there are more than one or two ways of looking at issues. Makes me feel like a genius.
Number Three has got to go. That crazy bitch is tearing up everything in my yard, from potted plant pots to the actual yard itself! She's a menace. My other dogs just don't like her, and I'm afraid she'll kill one of them, sooner or later, if I let my guard down. I thought about putting an add in the paper but there are three lab and lab mixes in there today, and that's out of less than 10 ads! There's a basset in there too, and I'd like to have another basset, but shit, not with the monster around. Help! Maybe this is a job for the Democrats.
I've posted a couple of times to my other blog lately. I'm also considering writing a series of pages (a WordPress feature) about what's wrong with the U. S., and corrective steps "we the people" might take, if we had the courage. People who tell the truth tend to be labeled nuts or extremist, and I'm probably both. Nevertheless, if I have what I think published to the web, I can direct people there should they question me about my political, philosophical, and economic leanings, and then won't have to talk about it any further because they'll realize I'm uncontrollable.
I can't help but wonder is the great Shaun Alexander, reigning NFL MVP, isn't going the way of Anfernee "Penny" Hardaway. Apparently broken bones in the foot can be very, very tricky. Hope not, but it has occured to me that maybe all isn't well with Shaun in Seattle.
