For the drunks in the audience, the State of the Union Drinking game.
Knock back a few, and you too can say ‘nukular’ along with the President.
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For the drunks in the audience, the State of the Union Drinking game.
Knock back a few, and you too can say ‘nukular’ along with the President.
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No comments. I just liked this picture.
Kitkatska, a 20-year-old female walrus, grabs a football at SeaWorld San Diego’s Wild Arctic attraction, Friday, Jan. 24, 2003. In anticipation of Sunday’s Super Bowl, animal handlers trained the walrus to ‘suction’ a football. After seizing the football, the walrus tosses it skyward. (AP Photo/SeaWorld San Diego, Bob Couey)
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Lawsuit Would Ban Raiders Logo from Super Bowl
(2003-01-24) — A coalition of one-eyed persons filed a class-action lawsuit today to stop the Oakland Raiders from displaying their logo during Sunday’s Super Bowl game.
The plaintiffs allege that the logo — the head of a man wearing an eye-patch in front of crossed swords under the word ‘Raiders’–gives the impression that one-eyed persons are “thugs and criminals.”
“We’ve spent years trying to escape the pirate image,” said a spokesman, “And now, millions of people around the world will watch the game on Sunday and come away with one lasting impression: ‘Beware of the one-eyed!'”
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In case you were wondering where you are in the big scheme of things, you can plot where you stand using this Geek Hierarchy Flowchart.
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Ted Barlow has gone completely bonkers. This was funny, though:
Q. How many bloggers does it take to change a lightbulb?
A: Only one, but when has that ever stopped us?
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Here is my nasty Clinton joke for the week-end:
Bill Clinton started jogging near his new home in Chappaqua.
But on each run, he happened to jog past a hooker standing on
the same street corner, day after day.
With some apprehension he would brace himself as he approached
her for what was most certainly to follow. “Fifty dollars!”
she would shout from the curb. “No. Five dollars!” fired back
Clinton. This ritual between Bill and the hooker continued for
days. He’d run by. She’d holler, “Fifty dollars!” He’d yell
back, “Five dollars!”
One day however, Hillary decided that she wanted to accompany
her husband on his jog. As the jogging couple neared the
problematic street corner, Bill realized the “pro” would bark
her $50 offer and Hillary would wonder what Bill had been
really doing on all his past outings. He realized he should
have a darn good explanation for the junior Senator.
As they jogged into the turn that would take them past the
corner, Bill became even more apprehensive than usual. Sure
enough, there was the hooker where she always stood. Bill tried
to evade the prostitute’s eyes as she watched the pair jog
past.
Then, from the sidewalk, the hooker yelled, “See what you get
for five bucks!”
See, Hesiod? Republicans do have a sense of humor.
My Governor, Bob Wise, discussing the need to streamline state government to make it more efficient, during his State of the State Address:
” It’s not a question of if we change. The only issue is how and when. I say now..”
Yogi Berra was spotted weeping openly in the audience.
My other favorite Wise quote from tonight:
Some may say step back — we say move forward.
And you do the hokie pokie…
Governor Wise did have one really interesting proposal which just goes to show how far the internet has come, and again, shows where we are going in the future:
Last year, we condensed the budget and the bills to two tiny compact discs and gave them to each member on the first day. We’ve made it a tradition. This year, we’re going a step further:
The executive budget, and my legislative proposals are being transferred as I speak to your email accounts. They also being delivered electronically to the press, to state agencies and many citizens — and we’re saving a ton of paper and printing and postage costs in the process.
Good. An outstanding use of technology that no one should be against (now watch the idiots print them out on ther government computers- ruining the whole purpose).