Okay, that messed up my whole blog! I couldn't comment, go to some of my links, AND the bacon showed up on MY blog. Grrrrr..... I had to get off of Pleo and back on just to comment. The bacon is finally gone! If you just weren't so crazy about BACON....
Give me that old time socialism! I look forward to eating a steady diet of government cheese and living in a van down by the river.
Ok, just kidding.
But in all seriousness, even though I voted for the other guy - not to be confused with that guy - Barack Obama is now MY president. Hail to the chief, and bring on the Gouda!
When I was in college, my roommate's grandmother was on "government cheese" and they gave her SO much per month, that she was passing it out to the grandkids. Well, we had a 2lb brick of nameless orange cheese that was barely edible (and you know I like cheese) in the fridge for months before we couldn't stand it any longer and threw it away. How wasteful that the government would give any single person a 2lb brick AND MORE per month. String cheese would have been a luxury; at least it is tasty!
I've been tagged by my mom, so here are 8 random facts:
1) My favorite color is black
2) As a child, I had a gift for technology and I won a race with a vehicle I designed!
3) I am loyal to a fault, and I don't tolerate those who aren't.
4) My voice used to be almost whiny, but one day, without warning, it got dramatically deeper.
5) Since I was born I've had really good instincts, almost like a sixth sense. You might say I'm a natural at things like racing and fighting.
6) I have terrible rage issues, and I take out my own frustrations on others.
7) I was secretly married to a queen who bore me twins before she died.
8) My son converted me from the dark side.
Wait, I must be thinking of somebody else. Sky-something. I can't remember.
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With the popularity of fantasy football I figured I should bring this meta-sport to another of America's great competitive arenas: politics. Fantasy elections, anyone? I don't know who to pick first: Obama or McCain.
