On Meet the Press, Bob Novac whines about the liberal media making “the conservatives” uphappy with George W’s unconservativity.
The host says, “Bob Novac, with his syndicated column,… his own TV show,… and it’s the liberal media.”
I smiled.
-b
February 29th, 2004
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Porter prowling with puppy dog eyes,
Bill preparing for an evening out.
The dog throwing his patheticism like a weapon.
“I can’t nap when you’re gone, like I nap when you’re here.
I can’t stalk the night skulkers when you’re gone,
torture the neighbor cats,
trot the stairs,
gaze out the windows,
like I can when you’re here.” He says.
With his puppy dog eyes.
February 29th, 2004
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porter |
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I’ve been to the rodeo and the livestock show bunches of times, for many years. But I’ve never been to the BBQ cookoff which happens the days before the Rodeo opens. So, I had to go when Nunnally gave me a free pass to one of the booths. (more…)
February 28th, 2004
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friends, houston, latenight |
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Dear Diary,
Today, er… i mean Wednesday,… Mallard Fillmore actually hinted that President George W. Bush is perhaps something less than an entirely capable first executive. I would have gone outside to see if the world had stopped spinning about its axis, but Bruce Tinsley was unable to pull the trigger without making it a joke about Democratic fiscal irresponsibility.
As if W wasn’t the most fiscally irresponsible president we’ve ever had. At least when Democrats are spending more (on social services), they’re also raising taxes.
Up may be down, but the world is still spinning.
-b
February 28th, 2004
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bshirley |
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ok, today’s musical crush…
Nellie McKay
click the image for mp3
-b
February 26th, 2004
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morning with no sky
skyscapers in glass and steel
monuments in shroud
Dense Fog AdvisoryStatement as of 8:05 PM CST on February 23, 2004
…Dense Fog Advisory In Effect Until 9 Am Tuesday…
The combination of high humidities… light winds… and wet ground conditions will lead to dense fog development tonight. Visibilities have already lowered to around 1/4 mile along the Upper Texas coast and Galveston Bay. Fog is expected to become widespread across southeast Texas tonight. Visibilities will drop to below 1/4 mile at times creating hazardous travel conditions.
Motorists are urged to drive with extreme caution. Use low beam headlights and leave plenty of room between you and the vehicle in front. Give yourself plenty of time to reach your destination.
Stay tuned to NOAA Weather Radio or other weather news sources for further updates.
February 24th, 2004
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houston, inthenews |
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