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Jun. 27th, 2006 09:16 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
zesty_pintoI'm sure you've all heard about Mr. Limbaugh's drug confiscation. Even though I imagine it was his connections that let him get these things, it wouldn't surprise me if he was one of the people who fell for those ads that "verily craghorn upward, said the lion, so the ford went over the mood." I wonder if he's been storing any Cialis in a secret compartment.
On the other side of the fence, we've got some details of the war's costs. Excuse me while I get the gang together to say it out loud: Reaganomics. Thank you. Whoever's picked after Dubayah's going to have a very thankless job and is going to get treated just like Bush Sr., no matter how hard he tries to clean up this financial mess.
And on tune with arguments: on the other side of the fence, I ended up talking with an old friend from yon North. When I was talking with her, the subject suddenly focused on gay marriage and how the topic really was more important than the economy. Like what I told a certain SOMEONE ELSE, I realized that it was not worth talking about and told her to drop it. And she didn't. So I kept telling her again, and she REFUSED to listen. Finally, I just said that her chance of winning any argument on the internet is like winning the opportunity to wear the rubber hat in school. THAT finally convinced her.
The moral of this story: when I say to DROP a subject, I want to DROP a subject. The end.
On the other side of the fence, we've got some details of the war's costs. Excuse me while I get the gang together to say it out loud: Reaganomics. Thank you. Whoever's picked after Dubayah's going to have a very thankless job and is going to get treated just like Bush Sr., no matter how hard he tries to clean up this financial mess.
And on tune with arguments: on the other side of the fence, I ended up talking with an old friend from yon North. When I was talking with her, the subject suddenly focused on gay marriage and how the topic really was more important than the economy. Like what I told a certain SOMEONE ELSE, I realized that it was not worth talking about and told her to drop it. And she didn't. So I kept telling her again, and she REFUSED to listen. Finally, I just said that her chance of winning any argument on the internet is like winning the opportunity to wear the rubber hat in school. THAT finally convinced her.
The moral of this story: when I say to DROP a subject, I want to DROP a subject. The end.
