Random Thoughts: 26 Year Olds, Consulting with Businesses, and Metaphors

Eventually, “black” and “white” should be considered slurs and we’ll only distinguish by directly referencing melanin concentration.

Netflix just asked me who was watching the show that was currently on, either to make a profile or to report to the NSA.

Just because you once folded a mock up of the Constitution into a captain’s hat and wore it does not make you a constitutional scholar.

Just the day before Snowden started leaking, Obama walked in on the NSA and was all, “What are you doing, NSA?! No! Bad! Bad agency!”

Obama has this great skill to explain complex things to us like he’s simple-minded.

So you can change non-essences to law — like when it goes into effect — willy nilly without Congress. Who knew?

If you’re 26 years old and still a “kid,” you should not be able to vote.

“I have consulted with business and suspended habeas corpus.”

Can our economy handle everyone being dependents until age 26?

The Senate will no longer be of any concern to us. I’ve just received word Obama has consulted with businesses and dissolved it permanently.

I don’t actually believe Obama knows how to talk to business people. Their talk of costs, budgets, and profits are all foreign to him.

“I’ve consulted with businesses and suspended minimum wage.” -Frank J. 2016

Obamacare is just like the iPad if the iPad were a horrible health care law nobody wanted and Obama is stupid.

We have to pass the law to find out how much it’s like an iPad.

This NSA thing is a bit like when I’m doing the dishes and the president tramples the Constitution.

I’m not good with metaphors. I’m a bit like a cat stuck in a tree as it can’t come up with metaphors either.

Did Obama give an analogy for the IRS scandal. “The IRS targeting conservatives is a bit like that game Candy Crush…”

At age 26, I lived thousands of miles from my parents, had my own health insurance, was married, and had a blog.

In fact, I’d almost consider myself an adult at age 26.

Though only marginally.

I was only 23 when I started my blog. I didn’t know anything then. I know everything now.

The Bible verse that most supports government spending is the non-existent one demanding you give all your money to a fool or be shot.

When will I get a verified check mark? Any day now, James Woods could change his twitter name and pretend to be me.

The answer I usually get from Twitter is “No one cares if you actually are who you say you are.” That stings.

At age 26, I wanted to be an astronaut or a fireman when I grew up.

Too much of political pandering these days is all about shielding people from the consequences of their choices, and I do not like it.

Chase out the RINOs and then we conservatives should start decapitating each other. True conservatives: “There can be only one!”

Actually, great tagline for a more lighthearted Highlander reboot: “There can be only FUN!”

Now that Disney has Star Wars, will they be turning Tomorrowland into Long Ago Land?

We’re just one more encouraging Piers Morgan tweet away from stopping the 50 year movement toward expanded gun rights.

Did I dream of the Half-Life video game series, or was that an actual thing?

11 Comments

  1. @1 I got free trips also!
    When I was 26 I had already had free housing
    …AND free food
    …AND free healthcare
    …AND free surgery to fix a kneecap dislocated during interrogation
    …AND free adrenalin surges when people tried to kill me
    …AND worked 50-60 hours a week for free (no overtime)
    …AND free wakeup calls at zero dark thirty
    …AND several free lunches consisting of white rice and chunks of goat (that probably died of old age)

  2. I’m not good with metaphors. I’m a bit like a cat stuck in a tree as it can’t come up with metaphors either.

    First off – we don’t get “stuck in trees”. We’re waiting for someone to bring us tuna. You’d be surprised how often this works.

    Secondly, we can spout metaphors all day – whether we happen to be in a tree waiting for tuna or not. For example:
    “This NSA thing is a bit like a wife opening husband’s mail. He may be guilty of something – but she definitely is.”

  3. Most Second Lieutenants (or Ensigns for the Navy folk) are commissioned well before the age of 26 and have been promoted to First Lieutenant (or Lieutenant Junior Grade) by the age of 25…are they still kids? Not to mention someone who enlists right out of high school. They could be Sergeant (E5) or Staff Sergeant (E6) by the age of 26. Hardly “kids”…I don’t think the issue is age, it think it is lack of responsibility. When I was in college studying to be a teacher they told us to set high yet attainable expectations for the students and they would meet them. Today the government only seems to have one expectation for the youth of America…vote for us and we will give you free crap. For the record, I left the teaching game after six years and now work in the private sector…it is surprising how many of my fellow employees are also former teachers.

  4. when i was 26 i had a BA in chem, an MD and was two years into a five year surgical residency. my lazy older brother was only two years into a BA, but he blames it on the four years, complete with combat tour, in the USMC and the follow up stint as a fireman.

    who knew we could have just stayed in the basement.

    “Can our economy handle everyone being dependents until age 26?” i fear that we are about to find out.

  5. @7 Crabby….it is I who feel humbled following in the footsteps of those before me and watching in awe as the next generation of warriors blaze new trails while their ‘intellectual betters’ are living in their mom’s basement because the right job hasn’t come along.

  6. That’s one thing that’s always ticked me off about how the left protrays young military as victims. They’re poor so they join. They’re uneducated so they join. There’s no work so they join.

    The truth is that our current professional military (of all ages) could run rings around these big brain losers! Not only are vets as smart (if not smarter), but they have an abundance of two things missing from many of their civilian peers: common sense and life experience.

    Instead of whining about how unfair life is, they just evaluate the situation and make the best decision to improve their lot. They don’t wait for mom, dad, or Uncle Government to make things better…they do it themselves. And if that means taking a low paying job while they get a degree or certification, then that’s what they do. Once they get their foot in the door, all their leadership skills and view of reality helps them up the ladder.

    If they need help, it is to have opportunity provided, NOT outcome ensured!

  7. Obama’s administration is both transparent and opaque until you try and observe it, at that point you are targeted by the IRS and the NSA starts recording all of your phone calls.

    Physics jokes, you don’t hear enough of those.

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