Sorry I've been away from the blogosphere, but resigning from a company you've worked at for over twenty three years tends to be a little distracting.
It was a really tough decision, but I think a correct one. The writing was on the wall and I thought it better to leave on my own terms than to wait until it was convenient for the owners to let me go or demote me.
I've sinced hired on with a former competitor and I'm hopeful they will allow me to help them improve and build up their business they way I did for my previous employer.
Other than that not too much to report. Obama still sucks. None of the GOP candidates are exciting me much. The MSM/DNC Cabal is ruining America. Gas prices are too damn high. Life goes on.
The Obama Administration attempting to force Catholic churches, universities and schools to purchase contraception is the equivalent of requiring the NAACP to purchase Confederate flags.
NBC's gross out show Fear Factor has network brass in a tizzy over an upcoming episode where contestants must drink donkey semen.
I am mystified as to why this is a big deal all of a sudden. Haven't the news and cable divisions of NBC been practicing this exact same act on their donkey friends in the Democrat party for the past five decades? And they weren't even drinking it from a glass!
All jokes aside, this post dovetails nicely with my last one. What the Hell is wrong with our culture today? Who would willingly subject themselves to something like this privately, much less on a worldwide TV broadcast? Is there no shame?
Take a look at these two recent YouTube clips and tell me something's not rotting at the core of our culture.
The first clip is a man being confronted by police at a Carl's Jr. restaurant. He repeatedly refuses to cooperate, shrugs off the taser, then moves to swing a metal tool of some kind at one of the officers and is shot dead.
Someone gets shot ten times right in front of you and you giggle hysterically? Really?
The second clip shows an elderly woman driving in the median of the highway. Apparently she was having some sort of medical issue which caused her to be confused.
"I wanna see what happens when they get to the bridge! Ha ha ha!"
Now both clips are breathtaking to watch, and I'm not suggesting that people shouldn't watch YouTube, but when did it become commonplace for Americans to laugh at people who are suffering?
[...] it might say nothing more than Republican voters looking at the political environment of 2012 and deciding — rightly or wrongly — that “abrasive loose cannon” is a marginally better brand than “animatronic plutocrat.”
Animatronic plutocrat! LMAO! So true, and so much more descriptive than bland, boring, uninspiring, and milquetoast.
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