Not a whole friggin lot…except they both appear in this blog.
It’s completely confidential and you are being inappropriate”
“I think you are being extremely inappropriate right now and I am about to leave your show.”

Dog reviews Carrie Prejean's book
At which point, had I been Larry King, I’d have said good riddance to that little lump of annoying twaddle that is Carrie Prejean. Normally I try to tackle weightier issues, but just for a minute, I’ll go here. If she had said to him that even the reason for settlement in her case wasn’t up for discussion, which she didn’t do, I think I would almost see a reason for her little girl hissy fit, which is what this is, I have seen grown women defend themselves, and it doesn’t look like this, she’s having what looks like a pre-teen snit.
She just wants face time, which would explain her not leaving the set when she got all huffy there. Spoiled little rich kid, that’s how she comes off.
The botox beauty queen has just about milked this whole “put upon” thing for all the publicity it is worth. Larry was just asking Miss Idiot a simple question, and she couldn’t handle it, which amazes me. What would she have done with the press exposure had she won her stupid miss pretty crown? It would prolly have killed her, she should be happy she lost that pageant, she can’t handle the spotlight.
Maybe she needs to do a second porn viddy or have some more plastic surgery or something. Whiny lil shit.
That was fun, but now it’s onto more weighty issues.
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An Afghanistan strategy emerges, finally. What I mean by that is that President Obama has made the rather sensible decision to put into any plan that comes out an exit strategy, regardless of the size of the troop increase that will come out after he gets back from his week long trip in Asia. Former ”Commander of the Combined Forces in Afghanistan” and current U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan Karl Eikenberry said that any additional troops in the region would make the Afghan’s more dependent on the U.S. and would not be a wise choice given the amount of corruption in Afghanistan under the Karzai Administration.
That’s what this situation needs. The President listening to voices on the ground that know the situation, like Eikenberry, not republicans, who say the President is dithering, not pundits and other media types who confuse the issue by making their opinions known without the knowledge necessary to even speak on the subject. Judgement based on expert knowledge. And let the Afghan’s pick up some of the slack for their own damned issues.
With the right training and the right mindset, they can handle the Taliban themselves. We have to go hunt Bin Laden, and he’s in Pakistan, so spending long years with the Afghan’s, when the real issue is in Pakistan makes very little sense. Get what we need done to fix the issue, which means fight through this slog, train the Afghan’s to fight and fend for themselves while we both fight Al-Qaeda and get Bin Laden, fix it right this time, and be done with it.
Good on you, Mister President. Take the time you need to get this done right. Don’t speed through and fuck it up, like Bush did with Iraq. Democrats always have been better with foreign policy, and here’s your proof.
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That’s it from here. Later!
Today’s nuggets, Via marksquotes: Dependence begets subservience and venality, suffocates the germ of virtue, and prepares fit tools for the designs of ambition. Thomas Jefferson
Speak seldom, but to important subjects, except such as particularly relate to your constituents, and, in the former case, make yourself perfectly master of the subject. George Washington
The mild voice of reason, pleading the cause of an enlarged and permanent interest, is but too often drowned, before public bodies as well as individuals, by the clamors of an impatient avidity for immediate and immoderate gain. James Madison
copy machines.
I’ve been filling time until I can get myself work again. Running more, much more. Eating more, much more. Starting fights online, if you read my previous post you know what I’m talking about. The running is perhaps the easiest for me to do. Sure I beat the hell out of my feet and my legs, but so what? I also make myself stronger. I now run longer distances, much longer than I used to. Time was when the most i would do, absolute maximum would be 40 miles in a week, and this year I hadn’t hit 30 miles a week up until last month. Been racking up the mileage this month though. Been working in 2 and 3 day blocks, with one day off in between. Just finished a 2 day block where I ran 26 miles in those 2 days, and the previous 3 day block, I ran 32 miles. 58 miles in my last 5 run days. This time 2 months ago, I would be lucky to have run 25 miles in that time. 

Today’s Nuggets, By Lewis Carroll, from Wikiquote: ”I see nobody on the road,” said Alice.
3 months, likes me, enough where it looks like I’m going to get that position on or around August 17th. Nothing official, as I have yet to talk to anyone “officially” yet, but the word coming from the bosses in the office is that it is set in stone. I’m thinking the only thing that would keep me from accepting is a lowball figure. I’ve been working for over 2 decades at this point, and I am, not only one hell of an operator, I am good with the people there, I get the job done, and everyone likes what I’ve done around the place. I deserve something commensurate with that level of expertise and proper handling of the work and people. I’m sure I’ll get it.
His math was shitty. I pointed it out to him. He was off, on the high end by by over 11%. He didn’t respond, except to call me a socialist, and to yet again explain how small businesses are taxed like personal income, how 40% of your capital is gone before you turn on a light and other such grandiose statements. He had said earlier that he FELT that he would have to work till September before he any of his income was his, to which I said Bullshit. He did not respond back to that rather subtle point. Felt. The day “Felt” means damn thing to as far as income is truly concerned has yet to dawn on this earth.
had men watching you for a long time, and am convinced that you have used the funds of the bank to speculate in the breadstuffs of the country. When you won, you divided the profits amongst you, and when you lost, you charged it to the Bank. You tell me that if I take the deposits from the Bank and annul its charter I shall ruin ten thousand families. That may be true, gentlemen, but that is your sin! Should I let you go on, you will ruin fifty thousand families, and that would be my sin! You are a den of vipers and thieves. I have determined to rout you out and, by the Eternal, (bringing his fist down on the table) I will rout you out.
