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"Annoy, tiny blonde one. Annoy like the wind!"

Sunday, October 30, 2005

Breaking News! New D.C. Trend: Pity Exits

Am I supposed to feel sorry for Harriet Miers, leaving the White House Thursday while biting her lip to hold back the flood of tears because she can't be a Supreme Court Justice to "OMIGOD, like, the most brilliant man ever!," George Bush?(Her words, certainly not mine.) It seems likely that more than one woman exited the Skull and Bones house with similar shame back in the Prez's Yale days.

Excerpt from Harriet Miers' withdrawal note: 'If you don't know me by now, you will never ever ever know me. Oooooooh Oooooh Oooooooh.'

She's too weak with sadness to even extend her arm all the way for this wave. And then she has to sink her head down into her jacket, as though retreating into its fabric, a precursor to her soon-to-come inability to eat due to depression. Harry, you were a Lotto commissioner. You know what will make you feel better? Go buy a whole roll of scratch-off tickets and see if you break even or come out ahead (cause hint hint, you were the Texas Lotto commish.) And then, go spring for some permanent eyeliner, since the thick application you favor must take you the better part of every morning. Yes, the tattooing process will be painful, but not nearly so painful as all your flattering, apologetic notes to the President coming back with 'Return to Sender' stamped all over them. And think, all that extra time can be spent feathering your bangs!

Harriet's sad, crumpled wave at least seems more truthful than I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby's sympathy prop:

'No, I really DON'l look like a 'Scooter.'

Scooter, the vice president needs those crutches to keep his balance during suprise heart attacks in his knees!

Maybe it's the post-modernist in me but I think if Scooter had zipped out of the White House on a Segway, the photo op would better have symbolized the murderous farce (how often do you see those words strung together?) this administration has become.

Friday, October 21, 2005

One of several reasons you should not hire me as your decorator

... Because I find the object pictured below far more charming than a beaded throw pillow or other object d'art....

Lapsed Catholic? This Christmas, toss that Nativity scene and put this on your mantel!


Want one? Archie McPhee.

Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Impin' Ain't Easy: "Cocked"

Impin' Ain't Easy is a semi-regular feature wherein I endorse a product, service or medium of entertainment that I like very much. This feature garners me no money whatsoever and has been developed for the satisfaction I derive from broadcasting the superiority of things that I like.

Live in the Chicago area and need quality entertainment to tide you over until the White Sox win Game One on Saturday?

See "Cocked: A First Shot at Crime," making its South Suburban debut at 9:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 20, at Marcus Theatre in Orland Park.

'Cocked: A First Shot at Crime' - Just like 'Bambi' without the dead mama deer.

This is my brother's second feature film, the first of which, "Born for Death," featured chitlings used in a non-conventional way and no female actors (possibly due to the chitlings use.) In "Cocked," look forward to more violence, a female co-star, stunt-acting featuring a bicycle and a sandwich and another Paul Konerko first-inning home run. (Oh, sorry, that's my Sox game prediction.)
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