I’ll have the list I’m thankful for later, but here’s one that is obviously not in that category.
Federal deficit could hit $1 trillion this year
One Trillion Dollars!!!
November, 2008
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Nov 08
Things I’m not thankful for
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Nov 08
The funniest thing I read today
Is this Urban Dictionary entry on Atlanta (Definition 26):
If you like ghetto fabulous craphole dumps, you will think you have died and gone to heaven in Atlanta.
The simple and direct entry on Forsyth County is good (and somewhat accurate) too.
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Nov 08
Making little rocks out of big rocks
Sorry for the dreadfully light blogging lately – for the record, here is a short summation of my thoughts lately.
- Bush will issue between 150-200 pardons between now and when he leaves office
- I’m still furious about the bailouts
- I think my initial view of Obama, as being an excellent figurehead, with no fixed ideology, is coming into sharper focus.
- And this is the funniest commentary on the bailouts I’ve seen yet. It’s a good indicator that popular opposition remains strong.
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Nov 08
Wrapping up a miserable week, and onto another
Work has sucked, my dog has somethign wrong with him, and I’ve got a massive toothache. But paying in art instead of money makes me smile.
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Nov 08
Something funny
From this Wikipedia page on Melungeons
On the other hand, in the tensions about race and slavery leading up to the Civil War, several Melungeon men were tried in Hawkins County, Tennessee, in 1846 for “illegal voting”, under suspicion of being black.
It brings to mind the Dick Gregory joke
“I’d rather be black than gay because you never have to tell your parents you’re black.”
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Nov 08
Link clearing roundup
Thoughts on the recent events soon, here we are just to clear off some tabs
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Nov 08
Realtime election results
For the State of Georgia can be found here
http://www.sos.georgia.gov/elections/election_results/2008_1104/
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Nov 08
Line of the moment – morning edition
From Tom Palmer’s entry on the DC gun case
“When seconds count, the cops are just minutes away”
John Steinbeck.