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Fuck It, Dude. Let's Go Bowling

In an ABC News interview, Condoleeza Rice said the Bush administration should be remembered for far more than the Iraq war, including a peace deal ending two decades of North-South warfare in Sudan.

Condoleeza Rice, please make a note about that peace deal, since it has been reported locally that the peace agreement has failed to take hold. So, in the mold of your mentor, George W. Bush, you, of the New York City buying spree while many in this country, mostly people of color, lost their homes, their livelihoods, and their lives in Louisiana and the South, ignore reality, ignore truth, and fabricate your own reality, your own truth, to continue to perpetrate the continuing fraud upon the American people.

Nice job.

Horrors! The American flag on the first beam erected for the Freedom Tower, too long after September 11, 2001, is flying the wrong way. Joan Bury, don't fly Delta -- there's a wrong-way flag on the right side of the fuselage of every Delta Airlines jet.

And I've had several inquiries about blogging etiquette. Imagine that ... I'm no expert, but I'll answer the question. I have been known to use the Old English word "fuck" and all of its known variations, some I invented, and some stolen from my good friend, country boy, DT, who has been known to turn a phrase now and again. The question concerns blog-commenting etiquette, actually, and the use of profanity in a comment. I think the rule is that you need to be polite and that the use of the f-bomb in a comment (Oh, I've quoted a line from a movie, The Big Lebowski, a few times in comments; but it was in context and not gratuitous -- I never use profanity gratuitously. Not me.) is a blog-commenting faux pas. It is my opinion that the user assumes a familiarity with the author that is likely not present or tries to convey some familiarity that is not present to others or tries to be funny in some way and fails. It is my opinion that doing so takes a liberty one should not take.

Off to the airport to pick up valuable cargo.

Have a nice Christmas and New Year.

Posted by Bill at December 22, 2006 12:49 PM