Online story: "Michelle Obama's Poll Numbers Drop After Trip" -- Hmmm, and I actually liked the fact that she didn't bow or apologize to anyone about America now that she is finally proud of US ... Of course, there are other issues...
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Online headline: "What a $100,000 Bill Looks Like" -- Ooops, my bad! Thought this was an article about what it will cost to buy a week's worth of groceries next year.
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From a fellow BCer: Bumper sticker - "Everything I ever needed to know about Islam I learned on 9/11"
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Sylvester Stallone is starring in a movie called "The Expendables". Ooops, my bad; thought it was a documentary on the plight of seniors under HELL-thSCare. Wonder if the sequel will be "The DEPEND-ables"?
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Walmart's is raising prices, and China is raising wages, and insurance/medicine costs are skyrocketing, but our government insists there're not enough inflation facts or indicators to give a cost-of-living increase to Social Security recipients....yeah, right!
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Online headline: "Why Marijuana Prices May Head Lower" -- OOOOOH! I've been waiting for this chance to cite Bill Clinton, "It's the economy, stupid!"
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Last Spring, Carlton Gary was given a temporary reprieve from his death sentence being carried out in order that additional DNA tests be done. It didn't matter that matching pubic hair had been at one of the scenes. The judge should order the execution cycle to begin immediately if the recently ordered retests aren't produced in the next 24 hours.
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Don't you know Nike cringes every time Tiger Woods steps up on a tee with his Nike driver in hand?
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