Thursday, July 12, 2007

Olbermann said it all. Hooray for at least ONE Main Stream Media Journalist!

Thursday, May 24, 2007

New Poll Shows Congress's Approval Rating Falls to Negative Numbers!

Ok, so it's a poll of 1, me.

Here's the deal; I'm fed up with the whole lot of 'em. They suck. They have betrayed the Nov. '06 vote. Now I'm betraying these assholes in kind. It is obviously a shadow government. It is broken. It has failed America. I support the establishment of a viable 3rd Party. BOTH Republicans and Democrats are a friggin' JOKE.

WHAT IF ... what if every Democrat and every Republican ... every voting-age American made it a point to stop by their local, county elections office and switch their voter registration to Independent? I mean really, think about it. Ok, so in some states that means you wouldn't get to vote in either party's primary. So what? The fuckers we are electing don't represent any of us anyway. It would be like holding a party and no one shows up. I think it would be amusing as hell.

Think about it people. Republicans aren't happy with any of their choices currently. Democrats have been repeatedly betrayed by the nut-less wonders that are leading that party. Voting in either of those two parties ain't doin' any of us any favors in recent years. Why not abandon our sinking ships rather than staying on deck to hear the same old tune from the same old bands, and just rearranging the deck chairs???

Hell, Nader might have screwed us by assisting Bush to get elected once, but that was then, this is now. NOW, we've already been through the Bush era, what do we have to lose? Having suffered through the BushCo years is sorta like that prison inmate that's already been sentenced to two life terms and a death penalty. We have nothing left to lose. I'm gonna do it. I'm finally gonna make the trip over to county elections and switch my registration to Independent. I can't stomach being categorized with the Dems or Republicans. I highly recommend EVERY voter do the same.

VOTE ALERT: Dick Cheney Dems Plan to Hide Votes On Iraq TODAY


Thursday, May 17, 2007

What in the Hell is a 3 Star War Czar?!

I'll tell ya what it is ... it is proof-positive that Bush is insane; certifiable whack-job , all the way. We don't need to IMPEACH this idiot ... we need to have him committed to a rubber room!

Sane Generals told BushCo to go shove it when he tried to hire them for this nonsensical gig. Sheez. There ya go Republican'ts ... you voted for this crackpot, he's all urine.

Friday, March 03, 2006

This is too funny not to share.

I'm still laughing so much, it's a trick to type an intro to the comment (unedited, copy & paste below, courtesy of TypePad) that I received in response to my post from this morning.

I really shouldn't be laughing, I guess. It's just that clowns like the author of this poison-pen comment make it sooooo easy. I love it when one of these types nearly pops-a-vein over something I've written! It's why I Blog ... to poke-sticks-at-the-animals. This little piggy wins the prize-of-the-week. ;-)

A new comment has been submitted to your weblog "BloggerRadio.com," on
the post "Truth, Justice, and the American Way ...."

http://www.bloggerradio.com/2006/03/post.html#comments

Beginning of Comment From:

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Name:
(the nutless wonder forged it)
Email: (the nutless wonder forged it)
URL: (the nutless wonder forged it)
IP: (the nutless wonder forged it)   

Comment:
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"So let me make sure I have this straight.

It is ok for a geography teacher to go on a rant comparing Bush to
Hitler, right?    According to you, that's ok, because Bush is actually
the reincarnation of Hitler.  Am I unclear on any of that?

Fine, works for me.  We pay our tax dollars so that teachers (geography
teachers, yet) can spew whatever they feel like spewing - freedom of speech,
right?    Nevermind that it is not just your average spewing, but spewing to a
captive audience of impressionable young minds.

So, I'm ok with that.

Now let's have the teachers talk about Jesus and God in public school
classrooms - most Americans profession Christianty, so using your
statistics ("Listen shit-for-brains, 66% of America thinks Bush blows,
get over it."), teachers can just drop them kids down on one knee and
start praying away right now.

That work for you?  A little mandatory Christian revival, right in the
public schools?  Well, HOWS THAT FOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH, MOTHERFUCKER?

You stupid shit.

Smooches,

Wiggy"

<-------------------- End Of Comment ----------------------->

Wowzers, you can tell this fool was about to implode when ya read this bit she wrote:

"most Americans profession Christianty"

1a_1 It's hilarious how these whack-jobs can't win a debate using facts and reasoning, so they go A-stable even when they conduct an argument with themselves! Anyone who can read (and think) could review my post from this morning and see the insanity in the commenter's nonsensical bullshit. That clown obviously listens to way too much Lush Bimbaugh and Sean Insanity. She even gives me credit for all the recently published polls:

"so using your statistics".

MY stats ... kewl. ;-)

And oh yeah ... HERE is how the students REALLY feel about the Bennish issue ------------------------------------------------------->

Friday, January 06, 2006

Sometimes You Feel Like A Nut & Sometimes You Don't

Colorado Man Finds Condom in Filbert Nut

The Associated Press
Thursday, January 5, 2006; 8:39 PM

RIFLE, Colo. -- A bit of online searching helped crack the case of the condom in the filbert nut. Police chief Daryl Meisner said it appeared no crime was committed when somebody put the condom-containing nut in a bin at a Wal-Mart Supercenter.

"This looks exactly like what I found on the Internet," Meisner said. "The condom was new and unused, so it probably wasn't anything malicious. I can't find where any law has been broken." [SOURCE]

Monday, October 24, 2005

Halloween greetings . . .

Hey George Bush and Dick Cheney, this one's for you . . .

Happyhal_3

Wednesday, September 14, 2005

Bush Vacation Photo

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Tuesday, June 21, 2005

Phone Company Qwest & Their New Robot Therapy

Old_phoneEver notice how some corporations, especially utilities, just never GET-IT?

Sorta like the old adage: "if it weren't for bad luck, I wouldn't have any luck at all"?

You've probably seen Qwest in the news being sued by one entity or another, and usually settling out of court or flat losing. Seen reports of big fines levied against 'em. Or, seen 'em try to buy another company like MCI, and lose their bid.

Qwest just seems like the Rodney Dangerfield of what used to be the Baby Bells.

The number of customer complaints about Qwest, to public utility commissioners, was apparently kindda steep for a while too. Qwest runs saturation ads in it's coverage area, pitching their "Spirit of Service" in a transparent attempt to counter all the bad press. Sorta like Bush telling us that private accounts are a good thing. Or, that he's the peace-president. Ya know, like when Nixon said: "I am not a crook".

Now, I don't know whether George Bush got the idea from Qwest or vice-versa, or if it's just one of the things ingrained in the noggins of every MBA, who requires help getting dressed,  ... if you say it loud enough, and repeat it often enough, somebody, somewhere will begin to believe ya.

At one point, awhile back, I became so aggravated with Qwest's truly shitty customer service that I trimmed every extra feature until I was pared down to just dial-tone. No frills, no voice-mail, no call-freakin'-waiting, or caller ID, nuttin'. Pretty much just a couple of OJ cans and string between. Twenty-some-buck/month, period. The whole, Chinese, "less-is-more" adage at work.

RobotWell, today I was moved to call and make my payment by using their automated payment mechanism. I called 1-800-244-1111. Instead of the usual voice prompts asking me to make a selection, using the keypad on my touch-tone phone, I got something new.

Yep, instead of the familiar voice prompts, I got the dreaded, interactive robot receptionist that wanted to engage me, in of all things ... live conversation! Hell, I've lived in the same house for 17 years, and I don't even enjoy talking to live neighbors all that much.

Here is this bloody condescending robot, with 'tude, asking questions, and then tellin' me what words he'd accept in response. I much prefer the old keypad choices.

I decided to make the best of it, and have a little fun. I tested the robot. I tested to see if the robot could recognize George Carlin's seven dirty words, for instance. Alas, even Qwest's robot is a dud! In abject failure the robot finally broke down and announced it was deferring to an actual flesh and blood humanoid-type.

Ok, so I'm easily amused. Rather than hang-up I waited for the human-robot to field my call. I can't be sure, but I suspect that Qwest's robot told the human the jest of our prior conversation. Coz, the human was laughing when he came on-line. The human life form assured me that I was not the first kid on my block to have expressed dissatisfaction with Qwest's new robot.

He even agreed with me that the old adage, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" is applicable when comparing the voice prompt-to-keypad-entry system versus this new robot thingie. Sure, it would be ideal if Qwest actually employed more flesh-and-blood types to handle calls, but in today's environment it's something of a miracle that even the robot isn't located in Calcutta, India, or some such!

Sooo, go ahead, have a chat with the robot yourself. Who knows, maybe YOU'LL even enjoy it! And MAYBE, if enough folks call Qwest's toll-free number, to "TEST" the robot's word recognition, Qwest will get the message.