
Thursday, December 21, 2006
Bush shouldn't shop in France

Time hates communists, loves you

Wednesday, December 13, 2006
Newsweek thinks Americans like Jesus more than women

To the left are the covers of Newsweeks from this week for Europe, Asia and Latin America. Above is the cover in the USA. Do you see something different? Do you maybe see that the international editions all have powerful women from each of the three continents on it while the US edition has Jesus? Don't you think that's a little strange? I'm not saying there's a conspiracy, all I'm saying is that Newsweek thinks that continents where women are forced to inject their butts with fat to look more beautiful and continents where geishas are still considered a valid form of entertainment for a business dinner are more progressive than the U.S., where it is apparently a cartoon Jesus that sells magazines. You decide for yourself if that's an insult but Newsweek is pretty sure that if you had a choice between Jesus and a hot successful woman, you'd choose Jesus. By the way, I already decided and I am moving to Africa where I'll start up Newsweek, Africa which is conspicuously missing from their "international editions" and it's going to have Nelson Mandela and/or Angelina Jolie and/or one of her African children on every cover.Real French people scare Japanese tourists

Thursday, December 07, 2006
Out of this World and into 7th Heaven
All right friends, time for another early 90s sitcom update. I write about the oft forgotten but nevertheless good "Out of this World" starring Evie Garland who is half alien (her father is the alien one) allowing her to freeze time by pressing the tips of her fingers together and "gleep" fake objects into existence. Evie is joined by Donna Garland, her mother, Mayor Applegate and Chris her surfer boyfriend. I bet you didn't know that the voice of Evie's alien father was Burt Reynolds! In fact you couldn't have known because Burt Reynolds requested that his name be left off the credits because he was only a doing a favor to the directors. The show ran from 1987 to 1991 and it was a good show- yes, it was annoying never getting to see Evie's father and Donna could be unnecessarily whiny sometimes but all in all it was a good premise and an entertaining cast of weirdo characters. Where are they now? Well as the cheesy title of this blog would imply, Evie, real name Maureen Flannigan played Matt's girlfriend on a couple seasons of the Aaron Spelling god-loving hit show 7th Heaven- she had short hair but looked exactly the same and Evie's boyfriend Chris, real name Steve Burton has really hit it big playing a regular on General Hospital as Jason Morgan (and coincidentally, or not? Evie's mom, Donna has also been in a couple of stray episodes in the early 2000s). Obviously this show must have also been the inspiration for Sabrina the Teenage Witch, starring Clarissa because it's almost the exact same premise but with some added estrogen thrown in. Anyway I think that covers it, admit it you're nostalgic too for the days when neon pink lights and leather jackets with studs were basically the zenith of special effects and plaid shirts over turtlenecks were ultra cool. Ahh the early 90s- I can't get enough.Farts require emergency plane landing

People, this is just too damn funny. CNN is reporting today that an American airlines flight was forced to land after one of its passengers farted and then attempted to cover her farts by lighting a match. Passengers and crew became concerned after they smelled sulfur (unclear if from match or fart) and the Dallas bound flight was diverted to Nashville, where it landed safely. [CNN] The woman with an "unspecified medical condition" who was the source of the farts and the ill-conceived cover-up plan was not allowed back on the flight but managed to escape without formal charges. Not sure what those charges would have been "illegal fart and burn"? and also I was not aware that it was a medical condition to fart on flights. (yeah you call that doctor to make an appointment, you know you want to)
Tuesday, December 05, 2006
Barbie plays to win

Saturday, December 02, 2006
Beer tastes like butt
Some people think Christmas begins when you decorate the Christmas tree or when stores start putting up colored lights or when the elevator in your building begins playing Christmas music loud enough to make you want to stab yourself with the business end of your blackberry antenna. Me, I think it's Christmas when beer comes out advertising itself as Santa's Butt. It's unclear whether that means that the beer tastes like the butt of a 750 year-old man who has by all accounts worn the same pair of red pants since the beginning of time OR whether the sight of his fat ass is supposed to make you want to reach out for a 6-pack to take to your next family holiday gathering. Anyway, what is clear is that, according to Yahoo News, some guys in Maine want to sell you this beer and the Maine government won't allow it. [Yahoo] Apparently the state reviews between 10-12 thousand beer labels a year and objects to this one because it might appeal to children. Let's pause here for a second. It is actually someone's job to review beer labels for a living. Everyday they go into work and their desk is cluttered NOT with boring-ass documents from projects of 5 yrs. ago BUT with beer labels! Perhaps they have files called "boring labels," or "pornographic labels," or "kids' labels" or "misleadingly identifies beer as tasting good labels." But I digress, the real question here is this- what the hell is wrong anyway with a beer label that may appeal to kids? If a 7 year old kid likes the label, what's he gonna do anyway? It's not as if he can take it up to the register, smile real sweet and pull out 5 years of allowance to pay for it! Honestly, what the hell is wrong with this state? It should be content being known as the only one-syllable state in the union and stop goddamn regulating the beer label industry. Free the beer labelors!!
Friday, December 01, 2006
Stephanie's house is full of meth
TMZ is reporting this morning that Jodie Sweetin, aka Stephanie from the hit cheese-fest "Full House" was turned away from Hyde club last night. Apparently Jodie, who played Stephanie Tanner from 1987-1995 on the show that made the Olson twins famous and who is apparently also a recovering meth addict did not have a reservation to the infamous LA club and was turned away at the door. TMZ thinks it's pretty embarrassing but I sort of just think that this girl must be pretty used to embarrassment. After all she starred as one of the most grating characters of all time on THE most annoying sitcom of the 90s and had to say "how rude" so many times that by the end even the laugh track threatened suicide if it had to cue. Think her 8 yrs. on the show pretty much made her immune to embarrassment.....that or the 600 lbs. of meth she took. Dunno for sure.
Wednesday, November 22, 2006
Barbara Bush Jr. victimized
Ugh it's a slow news day. It's the day before Thanksgiving and apparently no one wants to do anything I can make fun of. The only thing remotely interesting in the news today is that Barbara Bush Jr., first daughter, had her purse stolen in a Buenos Aires restaurant while the secret service looked on. [ABC] Not sure if the secret service thought it was some Argentinian custom to crawl under the table and grab purses but for some reason or other no one noticed. Now I'm sympathetic because I've had my purse stolen during dining but then again I din't have 250 pound military- trained body guards whose only job is to stare at me around. Can you imagine the poor petty thief that gets home and finds that he's stolen the purse of the first daughter? I'm not saying the US would do this but I wouldn't be surprised if that guy had a dozen or so apache helicopters circling his tin shack before noon the next day. In fact if Argentina isn't invaded by the beginning of December and Madonna isn't in there adopting kids by February then I have lost all faith in this presidency and the musical Evita.Fine, that's not a pic of Barbara Bush Jr. but it will be in another 70 odd years.
Monday, November 20, 2006
A Computer beat out Daniel Craig

So the big box office weekend results are in, and on top is.......suspense...yes, you guessed it, some computer-animated movie called "Happy Feet" with some penguins generated by an inanimate object and enjoyed by millions of kids everywhere. And a disappointing number two is Casino Royale, the new Bond movie starring Daniel Craig, the blond British guy who everyone seems to have a beef with. I don't personally have a problem with this Dan guy, he seems like a good enough actor and did a good job in the underrated but good "Layer Cake." I guess it would be helpful if he didn't always look like he was squinting, and not in a good way like Pierce Brosnan but in the way I strain to see the 2 feet tall "E" on the eye chart in the doctor's office from 30 inches away without my glasses. But I digress, what I'm getting at is that it's not Daniel Craig's fault that actors are irrelevant. This Happy Feet I'm sure is a really excellent movie but honestly it took zero actors and only minimal originality to ask a computer to animate some story about penguins and it grosses $42 million dollars in one weekend, and it wasn't even a particularly cold weekend! (at least not here). So I've revised my goal in life, instead of being happy and helping Ethiopian orphans get a second chance at life, I think I'll just pull out the old wordpad and start animating!
Friday, November 17, 2006
Sad

"There is not one Hungarian who would be left untouched by the death of Ferenc Puskas. The best-known Hungarian of the 20th century has left... Ferenc Puskas has left us, but "Puskas Ocsi" the legend will always stay with us. "HUNGARIAN PRIME MINISTER FERENC GYURCSANY
"When a great player like him passes, the one thing you can do is reflect on what a great player he was and the great games he played in. He was a special player in his day, without question. How that Hungary team didn't win the 1954 World Cup is beyond me."- MANCHESTER UNITED MANAGER SIR ALEX FERGUSON
"Of all of us, he was the best. He had a seventh sense for soccer. If there were 1,000 solutions, he would pick the 1,001st."- HUNGARY TEAM-MATE NANDOR HIDEGKUTI
"Although he was a famous footballer he seemed very normal compared to today's modern stars. He lived in a modest flat below ours and was very generous. He often brought home footballs from training for the kids in the block to play with." OLALLA MARANON, A FORMER NEIGHBOUR IN MADRID [BBC]
Wednesday, November 15, 2006
George Clooney is sexy twice

Tuesday, November 14, 2006
CNN up to the minute coverage of deer
CNN continues its round-the-clock coverage of deer. Today we learn that deer collisions lead to about $1.1 billion dollars of property damage a year. [CNN] And that dear whistles, whatever the fuck those are, don't work and that these are the top ten states for incest, er I mean deer accidents.- Pennsylvania
- Michigan
- Illinois
- Ohio
- Georgia
- Virginia
- Minnesota
- Texas
- Indiana
- South Carolina
Friday, November 10, 2006
I swear this is a real news story
I know I've made fun of CNN in the past but I wish I had saved it all up for this one glorious occasion. Among its latest news stories CNN now has one called: "Fake Pumpkin Threatens Small Deer's Life" and it is accompanied by the picture above, which looks like something from America's Funniest Home Videos, if that show in fact still exists.[CNN] So you're wondering how CNN could possibly have squeezed an entire story out of this. Well, let me take you through it. First we get just the facts: deer got pumpkin stuck, animal "experts" assessing the situation, has been seen around the 'hood, can't eat and possibly can't drink. Then we move on to the solution: tranquilize, take pumpkin off and release it into wild. Then other relevant points of note: deer will be more visible with giant pumpkin as hunting season begins, everyone trying to do right thing. Anyway can you imagine the guy that was sent out to cover the story of the deer in the gated community with a plastic pumpkin stuck on his head? He was probably hoping to interview some dictator and ask for his favorite recipe, a la hard hitting CNN news and instead he's sipping hot cider with some housewives in khakis and sweater sets and staring at a deer that's about to get shot by a fat guy in plaid.
Thursday, November 09, 2006
Doogie and Vinni more than just friends?
I haven't done an early 90s sitcom update in quite a while and I think it's high time I got back to it. This ones comes on the heels of some exciting news revealed by Neil Patrick Harris just last week but I'll get to that in one second. Those of you of my generation and nearby will recognize the two in the pic as Doogie Howser MD and his best, and far less genius friend Vinnie Delphino from the hit tv show "Doogie Howser M.D." (1989-1993). The show centered around Doogie just trying to be a normal teenager, but alas, it was quite difficult since at 17 he was already a full-time doctor saving lives, pretending naked girls were only medically interesting, etc. Sigh- the times when it was seen as a sign of genius to write your diary on the computer.(no longer- see, e.g. this blog) So anyway the update on these two is that Neil has reveled that he is gay and now stars in a far less-memorable tv show called "How I met Your Mother," in which, ironically he plays a "womanizer." And Max Casella, the lovable and stereotypically Italian next door neighbor - what of him? As many of your already know, he has now come into his own as a stereotypical Italian and has a reoccurring role on the Sopranos. What a happy ending to an excellent show. Of course my dreams of being a doctor by the age of 17 were shattered when I flunked out of remedial chemistry, but I bare no grudge again the show for giving me unrealistic expectations. Oh no, that grudge is all used up on Mr. Tucker who should have seen it as a latent sign of genius when I tried to burn a hole in the middle of a graduated cylinder with a Bunsen burner. I had it on low heat- goddamnit!Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Best Day Ever!

Update: Kfed may not need to stick it elsewhere

KFed will need to stick it elsewhere

Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Bush is so wise; so good with talking
Sorry, sorry I know I haven't posted in a few days but I've had a brief vacation which temporarily made me less cynical but I think I'm back now. Today is election day and you should vote and you should try to avoid all the campaign commercials which so rudely interrupted my morning workout this morning. The Toronto Star, who I think must only report on the US midterm elections to amuse itself, has an article today reporting that the Republicans are going to lose and quoting Bush in a last ditch effort to campaign in Florida. Apparently this is what Bush had to say about the Dems: "The Democrats' philosophy is this: If it breathes, tax it. And if stops breathing, find their children and tax them," said Bush, who also charged that Democrats don't have a plan to win in Iraq.
Wednesday, November 01, 2006
Brad is unauthorized

Guest Columnist: The Scottish hate inane car commercials
We are back this week with Bloggi Bag guest columnist, The Scotsman, to share with us his views of marketing. Of course we Americans are marketing whores so it's difficult for us to understand his distaste but try and sympathize- Europeans are more refined than we are!Is it just me or has anybody else noticed that TV advertisements appear to be trying to appeal to, well, actually, I’m not at all sure who they’re trying to appeal to. Car adverts are particularly perplexing. That one on the frozen lake with the Citreon C4 morphing into a giant speed-skating transformer leaves me utterly baffled every time.( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_g_74Ug2zw) Who, exactly, is the target demographic for that nonsense? Fans of Transformers? Do kids still like them? But kids don’t buy cars anyway. Do you see why I’m baffled? Then there’s Audi’s claim at end of their latest advert:
“TO DATE NASA HAS FILED 6,509 PATENTS. IN DEVELOPING THE A6, AUDI FILED 9,621”
Well that’s super. So can the A6 travel through the cold vacuum of outer-space then? The short answer is “no”. In my opinion, Audi should be ashamed of themselves and I’ll explain why. The Audi A6 has been on the market since 1994. Let’s estimate that this car was in development for ten years before finally going to market. We can therefore state the following:
“ON AVERAGE, AUDI FILED ALMOST FOUR HUNDRED PATENTS PER YEAR AND ALL THEY’VE GOT TO SHOW FOR IT IS A CAR.”NASA was founded in 1958. Let’s create a similar statement on their behalf:
ON AVERAGE, NASA ONLY NEEDED TO FILE ABOUT 130 PATENTS PER YEAR TO SEND PROBES ON A FLY-PAST OF VENUS (1962); PUT MEN ON THE MOON (1969); LAND PROBES ON MARS AND SEND BACK THE FIRST COLOUR PICTURES OF ANOTHER PLANET (1975); SEND PROBES TO INVESTIGATE JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS AND NEPTUNE (1977); DESIGN, BUILD AND LAUNCH THE FIRST SPACE SHUTTLE (1981); PUT THE HUBBLE TELESCOPE INTO ORBIT (1990); AND FINALLY, CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION OF THE INTERNATIONAL SPACE STATION (CURRENT).”
So you see, the boffins at Audi are morons. All those patents, all that head scratching and all they could come up with is a car. A FUCKING CAR! In lieu of finding a better explanation, I can only conclude that their patents were crap. Complete and utter needless crap. If I owned shares in Audi I’d be asking some serious questions about how well my investment is being utilised.
Fuck off Audi. At least NASA did something worthwhile with their patents. If you want to impress me then put a car on the moon.
Tuesday, October 31, 2006
Take That Freedom Fries
The BBC is reporting today that France's interest in Halloween has officially ended. [BBC] Apparently the French were very into Halloween in the early 90s, then some anti-Halloween (read: anti-American) groups were formed and interest in Halloween has gradually declined to the point where the anti-Halloween group has disbanded. The situation is so dire, that even French supermarkets have lost interest in the holiday. So, although the BBC doesn't come out and say it what I'm picking up here is that the French hate Americans and they have decided to express that hate through hating Halloween- which the French should really love because it gives them a chance to flaunt their smelly pits in disguise. But anyway despite my feeling that the French really ought to shower more frequently I like their country and culture and think all this animosity is misplaced. Maybe they could rename Halloween- Smelly Pits in Disguise Day to reflect French pride, like we renamed freedom fries. I think I'll float that idea to the powers that be- which sounds like it's supermarkets from the BBC story.This post comes so close to the last one because that Yasmine Bleeth pic was really creeping me out.
Happy Halloween
Scared yet? Courtesy of Smoking Gun, again.[Smoking Gun] Yasmine Bleeth in a mugshot after a 2001 arrest for cocaine possession. Let the lesson be - some people are better on drugs like the Rolling Stones and some people are not like Yasmine Bleeth.The Rolling Stones should get on some drugs

I had the recent privilege of attending a concert by the legendary and iconic rock band, the Rolling Stones. We had good seats, Giants stadium was packed and yet it was all so much more lame than I imagined. I mean, yes Mick Jagger is still skinny enough that he looks like he's doing heroine backstage and Keith Richards still has a lot of hair but the guys have really yuppied it up to the point where it's hard to imagine that they were ever unconventional. And yes part of the problem is the crowd- when tickets cost $175 a pop you're likely to end up with a lot of middle-aged baby boomers in sweater vests swinging their fat asses around while singing along to Honky Tonk Women. I digress. The point of this post is that the Smoking Gun has posted the Stones tour requests- basically everywhere they perform they have this long list of things the venue needs to get them. Well, it would seem that one of the things that they absolutely must have (see you can tell it's important because it's underlined!) is cricket![Smoking Gun] Yes, that's right- instead of getting high backstage, these days MJ likes to relax and watch a little cricket. Edgy? I think so.....
Monday, October 30, 2006
Breaking: Free guns in Iraq
The Capitol Hill Blue, an online newspaper is reporting this morning that the U.S. military "cannot account for" 278,000 guns that were destined for the burgeoning Iraqi security forces. [Capitol Hill Blue] You might be saying to yourself, there is so much unreliable journalism out there, just where do these numbers come from? Oh nowhere reliable just from study commissioned by Senate Armed Services Committee Chair and Republican John Warner!! Let's just get a little perspective on these numbers- shall we? 278,000 weapons is enough to arm every man, woman and child in Birmingham, Alabama one-half of the population of Las Vegas, NV and one-fourth of the population of Dallas, TX. So if you think arming a bunch of rednecks and compulsive gamblers is scary think who has these in Iraq. Yep, yep it's not guns that kill people it's the idiot U.S. government.
Friday, October 27, 2006
Barbra Streisand should get off the drugs
IMDB, my favorite source for celebrity news is reporting this morning that Barbra Streisand, singer and outspoken Bush critic extraordinare has requested stringent security be set up for all of her concerts, including metal detectors and police dogs because she's convinced someone's going to assassinate her. [IMDB] Sorry but just who does this crazy bitch think she is? Also not sure if this is IMDB's stupidity or hers but it's not assassination unless it's politically motivated. Does she think that some crazy Bush-supporter is going to ignore the rest of the Democratic party and instead "assassinate" her? Also, I'm pretty sure you're not exactly the most respected guy in prison if you're in for life for murdering Barbra Streisand. Honestly, whoever kills her should really spare themselves a lifetime of pain and do it at her Texas concert, where at least they can count on a swift death. Although you can bet if I was on that jury I'd convince them all that it was justified. It'd be hard though because juries are full of intelligent and savy people who somehow couldn't muster up the 10 bucks to bribe themselves out of being there. But I'm up for a challenge, I watch legal shows- bring it.
Thursday, October 26, 2006
Rarer than Kirstie Alley on the cover of US Weekly: a Bloggi bag recommendation

Breaking: Being fat makes you heavier
CBS has a story this morning about how fat Americans burn more gas in their cars. Why? Because when you're fat you make the whole car heavier and it lowers the gas mileage. [CBS] I know what you're thinking and I agree- CBS as a whole really has gotten so much more credible since Katie Couric joined. But I digress, I'm glad this story final hit the airwaves (or broadband waves or whatever) because this may be just the thing to get fat people in this country to pay attention. If there's something that gets people more riled up than their nearest McDonalds 99 cent specials it's their gas prices. I think instead of focusing on diabetes and heart disease and all that negative stuff, a new campaign on fat should focus on gas prices. After all I think you'd be hard pressed to find an American who doesn't agree that losing weight is worth saving money on gas.I know the picture, again, has nothing to do with the story but god knows we all know what fat people look like and this picture is just weirdly hilarious and does have an exercise-focus.
Wednesday, October 25, 2006
Bloggi Bag Weekly Segment: Unwrapped
We're back this week with another edition of unwrapped including the banner picture featuring the unnaturally happy but lovable Double Dare host-extraordinaire Marc Summers. This week's suggested reviews bring an eclectic mix of links but still no naked people. Read on to better yourself:- Yuppies love drama and also watch TV. Or so ABC thinks. ABC has a nauseating line-up of cliched dramas this fall that make me and my new favorite Slate reviewer who described Calista Flockhart as having an "unrelenting huffiness that's supposed to be cute" want to retch. [Slate]
- PS3 and then some. This review is a bit old but the product is due out soon, I believe, so I thought I'd add it into the mix. The PS3 is not your grandma's game console anymore and even the reluctant reviewer from CNet agrees if you consider all that it might be a good deal. [CNET]
- Employee of the Month is like a penis. I know this movie has been out for a while but I couldn't resist posting this review from EFilmCritic calling the movie "benign and flaccid, like a neutered dog's penis." Read on to find out more. [EFilmCritic]
Living La Vida Moron

This sucks- sorry for the late post, has been a slow and uninteresting news day so don't have much to add. Did find this little tidbit in a CNN story today, however. Apparently this whole Madonna stealing baby from healthy loving father has caused a bit of a controversy- can't imagine why. So CNN wrote this whole story about how Madonna went on Oprah and discussed what a good person she is and whatnot and all was flowing along nicely when all of a sudden about 3/4 of the way into the story (which I assure you is far longer than I usually read) there is an "expert" quote from Ricky Martin! That's right the latin singer and Menudo by-product is some sort of UNICEF amdassador who has this to say:
"I know Madonna as a mother, and she's exemplary. The love she gives her kids is a dream, and I know that her heart is big enough to adopt not just one child but to adopt 20." When asked if he would like to adopt someday, the 34-year-old pop star said: "Totally. I don't know when, but right now I am sponsoring three children in India and we have a very beautiful connection."[CNN]
No word on whether having a beautiful connection involves explaining the soulful lyrics to "She Bangs."
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
Introducing a Bloggi Bag guest columnist: The Scotsman

Peter O'Toole is my hero/ a demi-god in a land of men

Free-ish Speech
So this is the following chain of events:"History will decide what role the United States played, and God willing, we tried to do our best in Iraq. But I think there is a big possibility ... for extreme criticism and because undoubtedly there was arrogance and stupidity from the United States in Iraq," the diplomat told Al-Jazeera.
I can only assume his remarks must have been mistranslated. Those comments obviously don't reflect our policy," a senior Bush administration official said.[CNN]
"Upon reading the transcript of my appearance on Al-Jazeera, I realized that I seriously misspoke by using the phrase 'there has been arrogance and stupidity' by the U.S. in Iraq. This represents neither my views nor those of the State Department. I apologize." [U.S. StateDept.]
Monday, October 23, 2006
Indiana Jones and the Shadyoaks assisted living facility

Do-it yourself diamond mining

Apparently there is a state park down in Arkansas where you can mine your own diamonds. Like hell, you say- the only good diamonds come from bloody dictatorships somewhere in Africa- well you're wrong. The AP is reporting that a man from Wisconsin found a 5.47 carat diamond while visiting Crater of Diamonds State Park in Murfreesboro Arkansas valued at somewhere between 15 and 60K last weekend.[Yahoo] Murfreesboro Arkansas??? I think I'll take my chances finding diamonds in the middle of a bloody civil war in Africa- at least they don't think bible verses set to banjo music is a mark of a raging kegger.
Friday, October 20, 2006
Buddy no longer thinks Charles is in Charge


Josie Davis ( Sara Powell)- The "sweet" one of the Powell girls, Josie Davis co-starred with Mayim Bialik in "Kalamazoo?"!!!!! Isn't the world of early 90s teen tv stars so small? Both Mayim and Josie in one obscure movie about the school where my brother got his very first indecent exposure warning. (see earlier [post] for details)
Subzero not just for freezers anymore

Breaking: It's not abuse if you like it

Thursday, October 19, 2006
Clarissa is knocked up

Kissinger knows Americans understand food

In an article two weeks ago Helen Thomas, legendary White House correspondent and scowler extraordinaire reported that Kissinger had advised Bush to continue the war in Iraq.[ABC-Boston] Which is of course a complete surprise- I had hitherto thought Kissinger was a peacenik with a Prius but apparently I stand corrected. But anyway, not funny comments by me aside, the really juicy part of the article comes in the advice Kissinger supposedly gave Bush:
"Withdrawal of U.S. troops will become like salted peanuts to the American public. The more U.S. troops come home, the more will be demanded,"
It's not clear here if Kissinger just didn't think Bush could understand without the peanuts or if he was trying to make the point that Americans without their food are angry, bitter, riot-prone people. Either way the man is clearly a genius - no wonder he did so well giving advice on Vietnam....
What the hell is this?

Wednesday, October 18, 2006
Blossom is a brain surgeon

