Just a little off the top.

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Buckle up for a totally mediocre ride.

Here we are at the apex of the week. It’s all smooth, downhill coasting from here. What could possibly go wrong?

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Mondays are like Fridays.

Except instead of two days of awesomeness following it, you have five days of suck.
I guess on second thought, they are nothing alike at all.

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It’s a grab bag of underwhelming proportions.

That is to say that today’s post is full of crap nobody wants, but none of you are good children anyway;

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“Gimme somethin’ to write on, man.” -D.L. Roth

Today, we will start things off wit a short geography lesson;

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Back to business as usual.

Based on the comments from Monday’s post, it looks as if the topic struck an artistic and epic nerve. Now that we have that matter handled, or at the very least, milked, let’s get on with an array of the standard hum-drumness, because like Fred the Baker, it is indeed time to make the donuts;

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Oh folks, it looks like we’ve got a scandle to handle.

In late breaking news, and before we get onto today’s post, something sinister and extraordinarily ugly is rearing its head in Washington. It seems Senators McCain and Levin have proposed a bill called the National Defense Authorization Act bill, which declares American soil a battlefield and allows the President and all future Chief Executives to order the military to arrest and detain American citizens, innocent or not, without charge or trial.

This is really, really bad. Basically this means people who oppose the government, or in the case of OWS, big business and the association between the two, and exercise their Constitutional right of assembly and expression will be considered enemies of the state.
The Senate is voting on this either today or tomorrow.
Please, before we go any further with Black Market business, read this article, or at the very least click here, and send a letter to your senator.
This is an act that America and anyone who appreciates the right of free thought and free speech cannot afford.
Thank you.

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