Cute Overload brings teh funneh
These two CU links make me smile:
Oh Little Town of BethlahaaaaAAAAGGGGHHH!
Corn nomming
Not from CU, but Twin Peaks meets LOLCats, here.
Corn nomming
Not from CU, but Twin Peaks meets LOLCats, here.
January 3rd, 2008
Non-idealized Christmas memories
Some are funny; some are poignant, but this Washington Post article that I nabbed from Jonathan Padget's blog is well worth the read:
You Call That a Gift?!
I have an uncle who, while always Catholic, became extremely devout after a certain point in his life, thus I got an extra chuckle out of Brigid Schulte's section. I remember telling a good Catholic friend of mine about some of the ... erm, items of questionable taste we'd seen in the Vatican City gift shop, and she made the astute remark that "Nobody does tacky like an Italian Catholic." :)
I have an uncle who, while always Catholic, became extremely devout after a certain point in his life, thus I got an extra chuckle out of Brigid Schulte's section. I remember telling a good Catholic friend of mine about some of the ... erm, items of questionable taste we'd seen in the Vatican City gift shop, and she made the astute remark that "Nobody does tacky like an Italian Catholic." :)
My vote is for no polarizing candidates. Do I get that option on the ballot?
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It has been said that many people vote with their hearts in the primaries and with their heads in the general election. In this case, I believe it is best to vote with one's brain both times, lest we risk another situation of radical extremes that perpetuates the partisan divide.
It has been said that many people vote with their hearts in the primaries and with their heads in the general election. In this case, I believe it is best to vote with one's brain both times, lest we risk another situation of radical extremes that perpetuates the partisan divide.
