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    I'm not going to tell you who to vote for, but isn't this choice of Dubya's photo interesting? Kerry's campaign gurus picked a good one! Notice the shadow over GW's lip? Is it any coincidence that there's a hint of a Hitler reference there? And how about that vacant look on our Prez's mug. Yep, Kerry's people know exactly what they're doing. Only the arm raised in a "Heil" salute could complete this! (and I lied...VOTE for KERRY!)

     

    Wednesday, June 16, 2004

    Remember this for next Christmas or any gift-giving occasion!

     

    Yukon men convinced they saw Sasquatch: "Just because you can't prove something was there, does not mean it was not there." Yeah, like the rabbit guy in Donnie Darko!

     

    Thursday, June 10, 2004

    RIP Ray.


    Willow weep for me
    Bend your branches green along the stream that runs to sea
    Listen to my plea
    Hear me willow and weep for me

     


    I was thinking about prescription drug names. Just who names this stuff and how do they come up with an appropriate name? Take Strattera, for example, a drug from Eli Lilly, prescribed for ADHD. The chemical name is atomoxetine HCI. The word Strattera has a nice ring to it, to be sure. But why don't the drug companies just call a spade a spade. It would sure make life easier for the consumer to be able to walk into the CVS to pick up your kid's "Sitstill," wouldn't it? It's easier to remember, too, for us middle-aged and memory-challenged people. Let's see. The possibilities are endless! My hydrochlorathiazide would be "Peeflow."

     

    Nice to have in the yard in case of plumbing emergencies. Too bad bidding's over!

     

    Tuesday, June 08, 2004


    I need some color and beauty today, so I thought I'd share it. Posted by Hello

     

    Monday, June 07, 2004

    Lyric of the Day

    Children say that words will never harm you
    Only sticks and stones will make you cry
    But they'll grow up one day and learn the real truth
    When the one they love says goodbye

    Allison Moorer/Doyle Primm--The Hardest Part from the album The Hardest Part