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Lonsberry ^ | 2/20/09 | Bob Lonsberry

[FromLori]

I probably should have just listened to Paul Harvey.

Though it wasn’t actually Paul Harvey. It was Ron Chapman. And that’s probably the problem. I understand Ron Chapman is a radio legend somewhere, but I don’t live there. So, to me, he’s just an insufferable bore.

But I should have been listening anyway.

Instead I got an idea.

An idea that had been kind of simmering in my head for a week or so.

I was trying to think of a way to show that I wasn’t happy. That I was tired of bailouts. That I didn’t want to pay my neighbors’ mortgage. That I didn’t want to live in a socialist country. That I didn’t think the government should take over the banks. That I didn’t want a White House committee running the car industry, or putting a union consultant in charge of the process. That I didn’t think throwing 17,000 more troops into Afghanistan without a clear objective was a bright idea.

Basically, one month in, I’ve already had a bellyful.

[FromLori]

Awesome!

[Centurion2000]

bump for later.