The quote of the month is by Jay Leno :
"With hurricanes, tornados, fires out of control, mud slides, flooding, severe thunderstorms tearing up the country from one end to another, and with the threat of bird flu and terrorist attacks,"Are we sure this is a good time to take God out of the Pledge of Allegiance?"
10-4 Willy
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Thursday, December 28, 2006
Wednesday, December 27, 2006
From Watergate to Monicagate
Farewell to a good man - Gerald Ford
10-4 Willy
Excerpts from a Newsweek story..
Before 9/11, and before Iraq, there was an inexperienced Texas governor who won the presidency — after a few legal hitches — on a relatively simple pledge: to restore honor and integrity to the Oval Office.
10-4 Willy
Excerpts from a Newsweek story..
Before 9/11, and before Iraq, there was an inexperienced Texas governor who won the presidency — after a few legal hitches — on a relatively simple pledge: to restore honor and integrity to the Oval Office.
Monday, December 11, 2006
Crack Down on Trans Fat
Willy says - ???? Trans-Fat - are they talking about my girlfriend. - She dont want to go to New York City anyway!! 10-4 - Willy
This is an exceprt from an article taken from Slate.com
Tempting Fat
The coming crackdown on trans fats.
By William SaletanPosted Saturday, Dec. 9, 2006, at 1:31 AM ET
Put your hands in the air, and step away from the cookie.
That's the message from New York City, where the health department has just ordered the city's 25,000 restaurants to purge nearly all trans fats from their menus. Restaurant owners are terrified that other cities will follow. In the dough business, like show business, New York leads the way. If you can't bake it there, you can't bake it anywhere.
The whole world is engulfed in a war on fat. On one side are health crusaders. On the other side are food sellers and libertarians. Lately, the health costs of obesity have prodded politicians into the war, shifting the balance of power to the crusaders. Still, Americans draw the line at food. You stamped out our cigarettes, you made us wear seat belts, but you'll get our burgers when you pry them from our cold, dead hands.
This is an exceprt from an article taken from Slate.com
Tempting Fat
The coming crackdown on trans fats.
By William SaletanPosted Saturday, Dec. 9, 2006, at 1:31 AM ET
Put your hands in the air, and step away from the cookie.
That's the message from New York City, where the health department has just ordered the city's 25,000 restaurants to purge nearly all trans fats from their menus. Restaurant owners are terrified that other cities will follow. In the dough business, like show business, New York leads the way. If you can't bake it there, you can't bake it anywhere.
The whole world is engulfed in a war on fat. On one side are health crusaders. On the other side are food sellers and libertarians. Lately, the health costs of obesity have prodded politicians into the war, shifting the balance of power to the crusaders. Still, Americans draw the line at food. You stamped out our cigarettes, you made us wear seat belts, but you'll get our burgers when you pry them from our cold, dead hands.
Thursday, December 07, 2006
Speaking Republican or Democrat
Willy says - why cant they just speak redneck. Lets jest go in there and knock out those suckers and let it be done. This will take care of all civil unrest. This way we dont have to worry if it is Civil War - Unrest or just plain out a mess. 10-4 Willy
Below is taken from Slate.com
How To Speak Republican …… or Democratic.By Jack ShaferPosted Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2006, at 7:02 PM ET
In recent weeks, major U.S. news organizations have started using the phrase "civil war" to describe the unpleasantness in Iraq, prompting a brawl between liberal and conservative commentators.
Speaking on the left, Eric Boehlert derides the press for only now calling the mayhem a civil war. Boehlert accuses various organizations, which include NBC News, the New York Times, the Miami Herald, the Christian Science Monitor, and the Los Angeles Times, of accommodating President Bush by keeping the phrase out of their coverage for three-plus years. The administration abhors the phrase, preferring "sectarian violence."
Below is taken from Slate.com
How To Speak Republican …… or Democratic.By Jack ShaferPosted Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2006, at 7:02 PM ET
In recent weeks, major U.S. news organizations have started using the phrase "civil war" to describe the unpleasantness in Iraq, prompting a brawl between liberal and conservative commentators.
Speaking on the left, Eric Boehlert derides the press for only now calling the mayhem a civil war. Boehlert accuses various organizations, which include NBC News, the New York Times, the Miami Herald, the Christian Science Monitor, and the Los Angeles Times, of accommodating President Bush by keeping the phrase out of their coverage for three-plus years. The administration abhors the phrase, preferring "sectarian violence."