I'm still feeling overshadowed by some kind of bug (actually I feel hot and nasty and I've been sneezing and coughing), so there won't be any brilliant posts tonight. (I'd like to thank the person who donated to my Amazon tipjar, by the way, even though a corresponding sense of physical well-being didn't result.) Here are a few links to other things:
You have to shoot them in the head.
Our tax dollars working for us. The lamest insults money can buy, apparently. Not to mention the piteous cries: Stop emailing! Stop calling! Stop writing letters! Stop making us do our job! Bonus 500,000 Photos For Your Website! CD oopsie. (Via Grim.)
Indoctrinate U -- among other things, the inevitable result when you decide that everyone has a right to a college education. There's a petition being circulated to get this movie into as many local theaters as possible. Though I have no intention of seeing it in a theater, or any other movie (I've stuck to enough soda-encrusted floors, had enough Big Hairs sit directly in front of me, gotten enough Theater Arthritis from those damned chairs, had enough tots wailing and kicking the back of my seat to last several lifetimes), I'm passing this along in the hopes it will discourage more parents from sending their average, unimaginative, minimally talented offspring to the halls of academe instead of to vocational school or marriage where they really belong.
Kathy Shaidle has had it with ecclesiastical bureaucracy shell games. Well, I say congratulations. I wish I could buy a wedding present but I still don't have a new job, they aren't going to give me my severance pay until the end of July, and I am trying to figure out how to make three dollars last three weeks.
Well that's all for now. Off to find something to eat, and then perhaps I will collapse.
Comments (2)
It's been fairly obvious to me for some time that Democrat staffers tend to come from the most self-important demographic on the planet -- and being hired to work in D.C. only serves to convince them of their entitlement. After all, Mrs. Bill Clinton worked as a Dem staffer in D.C. back in the '70s.
And when she became co-president she and her husband brought up a whole new generation of sneer-o-crats to town.
Posted by McGehee | June 22, 2007 11:07 PM
Posted on June 22, 2007 23:07
I really feel for Kathy. Bureaucracy of any kind is gut-wrenching, but when it's something as personal as the relationship between a man & a woman & their God, it comes across as meanness.
Posted by prairiecat | June 23, 2007 11:40 AM
Posted on June 23, 2007 11:40