Wednesday, March 9, 2016

Tex Gubna Abot

Governor Abbot deports illegal Migas, Milagro Tortilla chips; Beans remain behind

Governor Abott signs Bill giving Facebook Like to dropping 42 megatons of tomahawks on Islamic State

Gov. Abbot (R-N/A) officially renames governor's mansion Pale Face Long House

Abbot Vows to spend rest of term in Clown Costume playing Charades; movie Category sworn off

Governor Abbot's Consequent challenge: Removing mot of Franch origin from Dialogue 

In Lieu of Moral Authority, Gov. Abbot calls up remaining 3% of Texas National Guard

Gov. Abbott's TurkeyDay-Leftover Sammich Contains Blasphemous Levels of Halal Mutton 

Apparently mot is the word for "word" in French.  Can anyone think of a French sounding word for word? I 
couldn't  

Gov. Abbot Up Late with 6ft Bong and Paul Wall Discography after making Beef with World's #1 Gang



http://www.chron.com/politics/texas-take/article/Abbott-No-Syrian-refugees-in-Texas-6635442.php

U.S. strikes al Shabaab training camp in Somalia, more than 150 killed

Obama uses moderator power, downvotes #blacklivesmatter 150 times

America scores 150 points in War against its own laws

After 150 own goals, Team America wins

150 people instead of candles lit up to honor fmr 1st lady Nancy Regan

150 die after national defence council tires of more afternoon meetings

Tuesday, July 7, 2015

Redemption for Bill Cosby

I see Bill's name in the news again, and it is mostly gossip about what he has or hasn't done.  I guess reporting on the trial verdicts just takes too long, and it just isn't fair to wait until something has actually happened.  The details are just so juicy, of course they have to take advantage of.

Well, Bill is a story teller.  That is a powerful skill.  I don't think of him as a criminal because I don't think that is the most important aspect of his existence.  And, the court can decide what he has or hasn't done wrong.  I just wonder about what he can do to make up for any mistakes that he has made.  What kind of public service could he do to make his name a bit better.

He sold jello and ice cream, what can he sell us about making mistakes?  What are the lessons we can learn.  I don't want to drive him into the ground, I want to ask him what he is going to do for us.  I want it to be a fill in the blanks type assignment.  What is not funny about having your name in the paper, Bill?  What is not funny about being black, Bill?  What is not funny about all the other people who have done what you have done that have been treated exactly the same, or totally different?   Take your smiling reputation and throw it away for us, and tell us the things we need to know, not just the things that make us laugh.

I'd like see articles filled with suggestions for him, instead of salacious news version of an oily napkins in a state fair trash can.  It might even be fun for the hacks.  

Saturday, May 30, 2015

renewable energy expires government

what would it mean if gasoline were free? well, you could build a huge car, say as big a house, and then you could drive, or fly, it anywhere you wanted. voting with your feet?  how would those property taxes work out, what about your address?  how would the taxman milk you?  and if the money stops coming in, who is going to pay for all those soldiers and senate office refurbishments.  my argument has some holes, I'm sure, but the modern U.S. government's most vulnerable premise is the stationary house.  so, if all those people that run the show want to keep you on the dairy farm, they need you to pay a lot for energy.  lots of people can make money, and do, from you staying put, too.  expensive energy is good for a lot of things, but oil pollutes, and most importantly, it takes away your ability to control your life.  you can't leave when you want to or need to, and people with bad ideas have a monopoly of the systems that determine your potential.

with unlimited energy, I don't see a government being much more than a network administrator, or an enforcer of network protocols.  maybe I need new glasses.

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

sniffing coffee

C&T’s actual business, which generated 652 billion won operating profit last year and has an enterprise value of $12.9 billion

Whenever I read a line like this I think about how coffee sells for 5 dollars but is actually worth 75 cents.  I think about that 4.25.  People say its a product, marketing. It can be those things, and also disrespect.  Youre taking my money.  It works pretty well in a lot of ways, but this company is worth 12.9 billion.  How much of that is made up of 4.25's.  Do you know what I mean?  If you want to get an idea of how much "froth" there is in the stock market, start thinking about your coffee, and remember that disrespect is not easily forgotten.  Let's hope CT, or any company, does more value creation than theft.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-05-27/samsung-heirs-get-25-billion-in-sales-for-free

Saturday, December 20, 2014

dossier on DPRK ministry supports the front of stone temple pilot cultural propaganda


 years of research has culminated in the release of this dossier which explains the based on true story of how meringue hiphop inspired the late dear leader to use a fund of flowers to provide clandestine report for the forthcoming stone temple pilots EP re-release

DPRK culttwo ministry backs stone temple pilots

thank you for your comments

Monday, February 3, 2014

a couple of good quotes

Heroin today is cheaper and more easily obtained than prescription painkillers whose use has been limited by federal and state laws that tighten doctor and patient access. A bag of heroin sells for about $10 on Long Island, while the equivalent amount of Vicodin costs $30, Reynolds said.

I think you can draw whatever conclusion you want from this bit on info.  is it time to wonder why people want to use drugs in the first place, its not just a magnetic biochemical process.


“The world I am dreaming of is one where people all over the world eat Korean food once a week, listen to Korean music sometimes and watch a Korean film twice a year,” she says.


What ever for?