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America. Period. That's my theme for the 2008 Presidential campaign. Got a candidate for me who goes along with that? Because I can't seem to find an Inderepublicrat, like me, who happens to want to be president of the United States. I'll tell you who is not my candidate ... Barack Obama. Americans love a jingle. You know what I mean. Those catchy little tunes on which advertisers spend millions of dollars. The ones that you walk around humming all the time. Plop, plop, fizz, fizz. I wish I were an Oscar Mayer wiener. Everybody doesn't love something, but ... And that's all there is to Mr. Obama. He's a catch-phrase; a slogan; a jingle; a "Vote for me and I'll put coke in the drinking fountains at recess" kinda guy. And after he's elected, and after his absurd promises don't come to pass because they are, after all, absurd, it won't be his fault. He'll just lay the failure at the feet of the grown-ups in Congress and it'll be boo-hoo for Americans ... again. The naiveté of that man scares me to death. Which is pretty much with which I equate voting for McCain, being put to death. But I'll do it. I'll vote for McCain before I'll allow the Democratic party to dishearten me to the point of not voting at all. So McCain it will be for me and I sincerely hope that it will be the same for the other former supporters of Hillary Clinton. wwwww SCREAMING TV ADS Didn't there used to be a law that prohibited television networks from raising the volume whenever a commercial airs? wwwww The Trials of Living in Fairway Village Continue - The Never Ending Drama of Association Living Ah, the joys of living in a community association, in the state of California ... or, for that matter, in any state in the U.S., or so I've heard. Truly, you'd have more rights, living on foreign soil, than you'll ever have living in a community association. Certainly, foreigners have more rights living on our soil than Americans have, living in our community associations. They sound so wonderfully ... well, communal LOL. In fact, they're anything but. CLICK HERE read about the latest fiasco wrought by the board of directors of just one of the dozens of these little pieces of Hell on earth ... |
HEADLINES BAND FROM TV PERFORMING LIVE IN FULLERTON, CA On July 26, 2008 at Cal State Fullerton, after the Flyers baseball game. JAMES
DENTON
Enjoy a night of great entertainment - with the proceeds going to charity - for less than $20.00! Click the Flyers logo in the next column to get your tickets. wwwww THE MELODY OF GREED Do you like music? Have you ever, at any time in your entire life, listened to a CD that you bought with your friends? Yes? Then, considering the way that the Recording Industry Association of America thinks, you’re a thief who owes them thousands of dollars. Why not be a sport, save them the trouble of suing you for it and just send them $9,250 for every song you’ve enjoyed listening to with anyone else right now? That’s right. $9,250 for every single person who listened, with you, to every single song that they didn’t personally buy. Ridiculous? To everyone but the RIAA and courts of the United States. At 58, with a medical file about a foot thick, I’ve been unsuccessful at getting a much needed job. Even if I’d gotten a job, I wouldn’t have enough assets to cover what they’re likely to think that I owe them, and that’s the only thing that’s probably saving me from being grabbed by their dirty little mitts. In 1959 my friends would bring their 78's over to my house and we’d listen to both their music and mine on my mother’s old record player. By 1963, my friends and I were really ripping the RIAA off, because on non-school nights, we were having full blown parties in our garages. About a dozen kids would arrive at someone’s house, their 45 carrying cases in hand, and we’d dance in there for hours - all without every single one of us buying every single song that was played. Even on school nights, we’d gather at someone’s house and stack the 33's on the record player so that we could listen to wwwww PRETENDER PERSON?
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FOR THE RECORD ...
My mother was right. She was just ahead of her time. The country IS going to hell in a hand basket. wwwww GO FLYERS!!!
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