(1) Any housewives show - e.g. Orange County and Atlanta. Are these women full of themselves or what ?
(2) Reality shows that aren't reality, or actuality for that matter, yet many Americans eat them up. And to think someone somewhere puts a lot of money into these productions.
(3) To think That Rush Limbaugh is a far right icon. i feel the same way about Rachel Maddow too. Rachel is much smarter but she still makes me angry.
(4) Mark Sanford - is he still around ? I wonder how his Argentinian hottie - oops I should say "soul mate" - is doing ? Remember Fannie Foxx the "Argentinian firecracker" ?
(5) Having "experts" attempt to turn the economy around. Aren't they the same ones who got us into this mess in the first place ?
(6) The realization that Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid hold tremendous power in the legislative branch of government. Hey, we elected Newt Gingrich one time too (well Georgians did).
(7) Why South Carolina hasn't seceded from the Union and become a part of Mexico - okay I'll even accept Canada in lieu of Mexico. Besides Canadians love Myrtle Beach.
(8) Why I keep getting a busy signal when I dial up Pamela Anderson and Pam Grier.
Have a wondeful day. I am on a roll kids !
1) Yes everyone on a reality show is full of themselves.
2) The only people dumping real money into these shows are advertisers. They are much cheaper to produce than hiring Jerry Seinfield or George Clooney to do a show.
3) Not too sure. While I am not a big fan, Limbaugh is not as dumb as some people would like to believe. He changed an industry and Ms. Maddow probably does not have 20 million people a week listening to her.
5) Yes the Congress and the Harvard crowd are not going to fix this mess. They need to get out of the way and let people like Alan Mulally fix the economy.
6) Those two hold way too much power. Much more than Newt ever did.
7) Didn't SC try to secede in 1861? They may have had their fill of it.
Posted by: Ingineer66 | July 23, 2009 at 01:35 AM
20 million people follow Limbaugh - that is scary...I will have to read Eric Hoffer's "The True Believer" again...:-)
Posted by: Paul | July 23, 2009 at 10:19 AM