Syncronized Presidential Debating
Wow. Just... wow. I'm speechless at how good this is. Check it out.
posted by Howard at 4:18 PM
Why Howard Laughed
Question: Will anyone read an architecture / cycling / global warming / peak oil / housing bubble bursting blog? Answer: Don't care, therapy is therapy. Looks like it's gonna be a long hard slog, uphill, into the gale, with rusty gears and a bad attitude.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
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About Me
- Name: Howard
- Location: Fort Collins, Colorado, United States
I try to work as little as possible, but when I do, I bill at $75 an hour. I'm worth more, but illegal immigrants are holding down wages. And yeah, that's a picture of me... only I'm taller and younger. You want to believe me, don't you?
6 Comments:
That's simply incredible. They certainly seem to know how to "stay on message."
Thanks, Howard.
Wow...I got dizzy just watching that! I believe this will be an election again of the lesser of two evils.
Lesser of two evils? Does that mean you're a libertarian, badgerland? ... Or perhaps a socialist? :-D
I was born in the first half of the baby boom ('49). Mostly I remmber 6 of us growing up in a 950 square foot house with one bathroom. I remember working long hours on the farm, even as a young boy. I remember running from the police at the 68 Chicago convention. I remember taking a year off halfway through college to save some money after I ran out and hoping to not get drafted and sent to Viet Nam. I remember taking a warehouse job at minimum wage ($1.40/hr) after college and working my way up to VP Sales. Can't quite remember the spoils you mentioned though.
Frankly, the spoils I was referring to have to do with a life without the fears, doubts, and anxieties that the generation of the Great Depression went through, and were hoping to avoid passing onto their own children.
Sorry to hear you didn't find any of those spoils, anonymous. Sounds like you've lived a heck of a character-building life so far, though.
Thanks Coloazul!
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