Random Thoughts

Know who would be the perfect Tea Party candidate? Mr. T.

America demands a darker, grittier Robin Hood.

I’m waiting for Peyton Manning to really mess up so I can use my line, “They should call him ‘Peyton Womanning.'”

To be honest, I really wasn’t ready for football today.

If I said what I thought of the “Who Dat?” chant, Sarah Palin would make me apologize.

Hmm. Maybe I should check out this “Google” site I just saw advertised.

It’s a harsh word, but I’m going to say it about the Super Bowl ads this year: Meh.

13 Comments

  1. “If I said what I thought of the “Who Dat?” chant, Sarah Palin would make me apologize.”

    And, worse yet, every time that stupid “Who Dat?” saying is uttered, somewhere in America some idiot spends way too much time attempting to convince others that he’s actually “the guy” that came up with that, no one believes him, and he’s actually upset about that. Now, that’s retarded.

  2. “Who Dat?” was around for a long time before it was used as a marketing slogan. But then, new ideas are rarely completely new. I make exception for Frank J’s Random Thoughts, and Fred Thompson’s every utterance.

    My wife thought she invented iced coffee during her college years, until I told her that my granddad used to make it for me when I was but a wee young ‘un.

    I brought a Pokemon doll home from Japan in 1999, and my kids were completely indifferent. A short few years later they knew how prescient I was. The doll still sat in a closet for those pre-TV-show years.

    That we as individuals have great ideas is indisputable, as is the corollary detail that with billions of humans having great ideas all the time for millenia we now approach the necessity of having each others’ great ideas again and again.

  3. New Orleans Saints win the Super Bowl, pigs fly, hell freezes over, and Kanye West confesses that George Booosh cares about black people.
    If you rooted for N.O. Saints to win the Super Bowl, you were rooting against the Black Head Coach, Jim Caldwell. Raaaaacists!

  4. Mr T should head up the Tea Party Movement. He wouldn’t tolerate all that congressional jibber jabber.

    The Audi ‘Green Police’ commercial was a little too close to reality in some parts of the country. Berkley residents thought the Green Police were a little too soft on ‘green’ crime.

  5. America demands a darker, grittier Robin Hood.

    You should read the Raven King series from Stephen R Lawhead.

    3. zzyzx says:
    February 8th, 2010 at 10:04 am

    Saints won the Super Bowl and hell froze over…all on the same day. Coincidence, I think not!

    They got 3ft of snow in D.C. Close enough… 8)

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