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For the frivolous-minded only.
But, dare I say it, you have a small problem. The founding fathers have required you to elect a President who has to be both head of state and prime minister, the chairman and the chief executive. They are very different roles.
i think it's clear that obama and clinton's strengths are very different, and each seem to fill one of these roles better than the other. i guess the question is, what do you think the role of the president is? a chairman? or a CEO?
2. NPR says to listen to hard-to-find classical music on youtube. I'VE BEEN DOING THAT FOR MONTHS. for once, i'm ahead of the curve.
The Georgia Board of Regents voted Wednesday to lift a ban on placing college logos on coffins, clearing the way for fans of the state’s universities to hold on to a little bit of alma mater for eternity, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported. A 1982 policy barred logos on coffins, alcohol containers, sex toys and other places deemed inappropriate, and the board only made a partial change. “You still can’t put a logo on a toilet seat, but you can now put one on a casket,” said John Millsaps, a board spokesman.
i wonder if michigan has any similar policies. and does a beer koozie count as an "alcohol container?" the sex toys joke is too easy.
this whole casket thing is a moot point for me anyway; i don't want to be buried in a casket. i want to be a lifegem, or if that's too freaky, then a green burial will do.
The clever people in Michigan who decided to get into a game of chicken with New Hampshire last fall over the timing of their Democratic primary should be having second thoughts this weekend.
Had Michigan Democrats not engaged in gamesmanship over the shape of the nomination calendar, they would be holding the premier contest on today's slate, by far the biggest and most influential of the events between Super Tuesday and next week's Potomac primaries, rather than the nonbinding event that was held Jan. 15.
Michigan Democrats long argued that the party needed a major industrial state playing an early and influential role in the nominating process. Instead, Michigan Democrats -- and those in Florida -- have left their party with a monumental problem: what to do about their delegations to the national convention in Denver in August.
what the post is basically saying is that this whole michigan/florida problem has the potential to completely destroy the democratic runmaking it sort of like the auto industry (hiyo).
Other happy news from michigan:
speaking of the auto industry, ford will cut 8,000 jobs.
detroit still has a sweet mayor.
and terrelle pryor might now go to oregon.
KK: I'm at Laker game. The security doesn't believe I'm mayor. [not anymore!] Mike is pulling out all kind of shirt to prove it.
CB: And, did you miss me, sexually? [no, just your stunning intellect.]
KK: Hell yeah! You couldn't tell. I want some more. Don't sleep! [kwame's hungry ...]