In My World: The Ambassador the U.N. Deserves

Karl Rove emerged from the shadows. “Are the plans in motion?”
“Yeah, everything is good,” President Bush answered, “Rummy is right now meeting with the Iraqis in Baghdad.”


“Rarr!” Rumsfeld shouted as he violently shook an Iraqi, “You get your government together so I can move on to attacking other countries!”


John Negroponte came into the Oval Office. “Hey, Negroponte,” Bush said to him, “How did the hearings go?”
“Everybody loved me! They even sang me a song!”
“Cool! Hopefully things will go as well for Mr. Mustache.”


“My first question is why someone who despises the U.N. so much would even want this job?” Senatorette Barbara Boxer said.
“I don’t!” John Bolton answered, pounding the table, “Getting this job will make me violent and angry!” He then rubbed his glasses. “Is that a woman asking me questions? They let women be Senators now? No one told me this!”
“See, this is what we need; someone who doesn’t even want the job for his own personal ambitions,” Senator Richard Lugar remarked.
“Do you think you will be able to work with Kofi Anan?” Senator Joe Biden asked Bolton.
“If I ever see him in person, I’ll bash his head in with a rock!” Bolton vowed.
“Those are the words of a reformer,” Senator George Allen stated.
“But what will other countries think?” Senatorette Boxed exclaimed.
Bolton pointed to his face. “Does this look like the mustache of a man who cares what other people think?”
“Is it true you have vowed to make all in the U.N. pay for their alleged incompetency with blood?” asked Biden.
“I’ll gut them like pigs!” Bolton shouted, wielding a custom made shiv.
“I think it’s good we have someone who is not afraid to take on the U.N.’s corruption,” Lugar commented.
“I’ll strangle them with their own entrails,” Bolton yelled, cutting the air with his shiv.
“Do you even know anything about diplomacy?” Senatorette Boxer inquired.
“Does that mean I kills them alphabetically?” Bolton responded, looking confused.
“We have Carl W. Ford Jr. here to testify that Bolton intimidated other officials,” Biden announced.
Ford sat down to testify, and Bolton pointed his shiv at him while staring at Ford with crazy eyes. “You have something to say about me intimidating people?” Bolton demanded.
Ford wet his pants and ran off. “No!”
“And we have reports that you’ve already started things off on the wrong foot,” Biden said, “Having hit Kofi Anan’s son with your car and shoved him into a duffle bag.”
“That’s my business, and I’m not answering questions about it!” Bolton shouted.
“Help me!” said the wriggling duffle bag lying next to Bolton, “I’m Kojo!”
Bolton started stomping the bag. “Duffle bags don’t talk!” Bolton looked to the Senators. “So when do I start?”

RWD’s News Round-Up, Tuesday

Hello,
I’m RightWingDuck, and I’m here to share the news.
I continue to be awed by the power of science.
Scientists have figured out how to control a fly by remote control.
http://asia.news.yahoo.com/050411/ap/d89dbiro2.html
That is so cool. They can use lasers and other stuff to actually control the fly’s brain.
Now. You’re probably wondering what value there could be in being able to do this.
You probably would imagine two researchers controlling a fly around the room.
“Man, this is so cool.”
“Yeah, I know.”
“Oooh! Why don’t we make it crash into the garbage cans?”

However, they hope that by studying the brain impulses, they can figure out the brain process of people, in particular those who commit acts of violence and those who overeat.
“Look at that guy over there. That’s his third trip to the buffet.”
“What a pig.”
“Yeah, I know. Why don’t we make him crash into those garbage cans?”

Operating the brain of a fly? Those scientists have an inspirational project.
They got the idea from watching the New York Times guide the Democrats on social issues.

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Totally True Tidbits About Libraries

April 10-16 is National Library Week, which is being celebrated across America despite the fact that it blatantly discriminates against illiterates & LiveJournal bloggers.
However, I believe that this is an important event, because without it, I wouldn’t have an excuse to make up (in the extended entry) these:

TOTALLY TRUE TIDBITS ABOUT LIBRARIES

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