happiness is ...
warm, toastyed banana-carrot-zucchini-apple bread with yummy butter.
knowing tomorrow is Friday.
having a sort-of date tomorrow night ... well, a babysitter at least! :)
listening to Enya. Hell, evil_firmware put the Enya on. Can't beat that in a husband.
Ok, well, I guess that would count as "better" but only in the purely physiological sense. Not that that's bad ... not at all. I mean, I likes my man quite a bit ... just wanted to point out the intellectual coolness of him. And all that.
... ok he turned Enya off; I take it back. lol
wait, he turned Enya off for this:
I can forgive him that. It's a little reminiscent of Abbot & Costello. Is it really real, or is it scripted? I must google a bit for that...
... found it:
"As a rule, there is nothing funny about an oil spill. Mocking the government's response to one and its attitude towards the environment, however, can be comedy gold. This team of political satirists has been doing its fake interviews on Aussie television and radio for nearly 20 years. John Clarke's fast-talking circular logic is so perfect that this video is mistaken on the web as being real.
The interview is in reference to the wreck of a Greek oil tanker, the Kirki, off the coast of Western Australia in 1991. The pair continues to lampoon Australian politicians with their dry satire. Because of the ongoing environmental problems facing Australia, they end up spoofing the Australian government's take on things quite often."
knowing tomorrow is Friday.
having a sort-of date tomorrow night ... well, a babysitter at least! :)
listening to Enya. Hell, evil_firmware put the Enya on. Can't beat that in a husband.
Ok, well, I guess that would count as "better" but only in the purely physiological sense. Not that that's bad ... not at all. I mean, I likes my man quite a bit ... just wanted to point out the intellectual coolness of him. And all that.
... ok he turned Enya off; I take it back. lol
wait, he turned Enya off for this:
Click to viewI can forgive him that. It's a little reminiscent of Abbot & Costello. Is it really real, or is it scripted? I must google a bit for that...
... found it:
"As a rule, there is nothing funny about an oil spill. Mocking the government's response to one and its attitude towards the environment, however, can be comedy gold. This team of political satirists has been doing its fake interviews on Aussie television and radio for nearly 20 years. John Clarke's fast-talking circular logic is so perfect that this video is mistaken on the web as being real.
The interview is in reference to the wreck of a Greek oil tanker, the Kirki, off the coast of Western Australia in 1991. The pair continues to lampoon Australian politicians with their dry satire. Because of the ongoing environmental problems facing Australia, they end up spoofing the Australian government's take on things quite often."