Common Sense

But it is very annoying when that happens to my front page. All my links and such have disappeared.

Apart from being the setting for Angel, LA is also where a lot of porn gets made and where brunette bombshell Sasha Grey makes her living. Oh, I’ll just let her tell it:
Los Angeles Magazine
Current mood:  annoyed
So the Nov. issue of LA Magazine is out and I am one of the feature stories. Some of […]

PRESS RELEASE
For Immediate Release.
WACO.- The Waco Friends of Peace will present the Patricia Foulkrod’s 2006 documentary “The Ground Truth” at Poppa Rollo’s Pizza meeting room, 703 N. Valley Mills Drive, Thursday October 19th. This critically acclaimed film presents the truth of the Iraq war from the soldier’s perspective. Rated R for violence and […]

All right, if hippies really want to they can.
Election Day Poll Workers Needed
We still need a few additional poll workers (Alternate Election Judges) to work Election Day, November 7. The hours will be from approximately 6:45 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. There will be an Election Judge and a clerk to assist with the election […]

Another blog covering the TX-17 race, Right of Texas, has been posting pictures of a supposed Chet Edwards intern with a very blasphemous t-shirt and a “desecrated flag” behind him.
RoT ran this early this weekend, and I only became aware of it last night. Instead of just jumping to conclusions, I was waiting for a […]

Oh my God that was gay.
Anyway, I saw this Startlegram story about hunting for ghosts in an old building and I thought I would link to it, since it’s almost Halloween and all.

There is a plethora of polls out now. Several national polls have President Bush’s approval rating dropping just ahead of the midterm elections. He may not be up for re-election, but his party is suffering because of his low numbers.
Not to mention how Congressional Republicans have acted since he became president. Amazingly, for the first […]

Well, one Bevo is dead. Bevo XIII, the longest tenured Bevo, died Tuesday. He  lived to see Texas win a national championship and two consecutive wins in the Red River Shootout, and for that, we must be grateful.
Sadly, he did not live to see this Saturday’s home game against Baylor, whom Texas has beaten 203-14 […]

Fareed Zakaria said it best this weekend.
It is time to call an end to the tests, the six-month trials, the waiting and watching, and to recognize that the Iraqi government has failed. It is also time to face the terrible reality that America’s mission in Iraq has substantially failed.
More waiting is unlikely to turn things […]

Suffice it to say, I haven’t felt like writing the past few days, for one reason or another. For instance, I ran out of Ultram on Saturday. So, I spent the weekend going through withdrawl and dealing with the horrible, crippling pain in my leg.
And I’m not talking ‘oh, gee, I wish I had remembered […]