wassup, shitty?
+First off, that NSYNC quote thing. Because I am too lazy to look things up, I will just say: Wassup, Shitty?
+Secondly, on Monday Obama gave a speech on the economy in my home town of Toledo, Ohio, and it pretty much kicks ass. Here, have a little bit:
This is one of those moments. I realize you’re cynical and fed up with politics. I understand that you’re disappointed and even angry with your leaders. You have every right to be. But despite all of this, I ask of you what’s been asked of the American people in times of trial and turmoil throughout our history. I ask you to believe - to believe in yourselves, in each other, and in the future we can build together.
Together, we cannot fail. Not now. Not when we have a crisis to solve and an economy to save. Not when there are so many Americans without jobs and without homes. Not when there are families who can’t afford to see a doctor, or send their child to college, or pay their bills at the end of the month. Not when there is a generation that is counting on us to give them the same opportunities and the same chances that we had for ourselves.
We can do this. Americans have done this before. Some of us had grandparents or parents who said maybe I can’t go to college but my child can; maybe I can’t have my own business but my child can. I may have to rent, but maybe my children will have a home they can call their own. I may not have a lot of money but maybe my child will run for Senate. I might live in a small village but maybe someday my son can be president of the United States of America.
Now it falls to us. Together, we cannot fail. Together, we can overcome the broken policies and divided politics of the last eight years. Together, we can renew an economy that rewards work and rebuilds the middle class. Together, we can create millions of new jobs, and deliver on the promise of health care you can afford and education that helps your kids compete. We can do this if we come together; if we have confidence in ourselves and each other; if we look beyond the darkness of the day to the bright light of hope that lies ahead. Together, we can change this country and change this world.
+That's long and maybe I should cut it, but oh well.
+Lastly, I was thinking about Lance's tango on Monday and realized what it reminded me of: the Zombie group dance that Wade choreographed for SYTYCD. It was like if Wade choreographed a tango, only if it had been Wade, there would've been a storyline about zombie woodland creatures who lose their mother in a tragic zombie hunting accident.
+Speaking of Wade, I hear he's choreographing or staging or doing SOMETHING for Britney's spring tour. I am not sure how to feel about this except YAY FOR BRITNEY TOURING. But... Wade. Hmm.
+Secondly, on Monday Obama gave a speech on the economy in my home town of Toledo, Ohio, and it pretty much kicks ass. Here, have a little bit:
This is one of those moments. I realize you’re cynical and fed up with politics. I understand that you’re disappointed and even angry with your leaders. You have every right to be. But despite all of this, I ask of you what’s been asked of the American people in times of trial and turmoil throughout our history. I ask you to believe - to believe in yourselves, in each other, and in the future we can build together.
Together, we cannot fail. Not now. Not when we have a crisis to solve and an economy to save. Not when there are so many Americans without jobs and without homes. Not when there are families who can’t afford to see a doctor, or send their child to college, or pay their bills at the end of the month. Not when there is a generation that is counting on us to give them the same opportunities and the same chances that we had for ourselves.
We can do this. Americans have done this before. Some of us had grandparents or parents who said maybe I can’t go to college but my child can; maybe I can’t have my own business but my child can. I may have to rent, but maybe my children will have a home they can call their own. I may not have a lot of money but maybe my child will run for Senate. I might live in a small village but maybe someday my son can be president of the United States of America.
Now it falls to us. Together, we cannot fail. Together, we can overcome the broken policies and divided politics of the last eight years. Together, we can renew an economy that rewards work and rebuilds the middle class. Together, we can create millions of new jobs, and deliver on the promise of health care you can afford and education that helps your kids compete. We can do this if we come together; if we have confidence in ourselves and each other; if we look beyond the darkness of the day to the bright light of hope that lies ahead. Together, we can change this country and change this world.
+That's long and maybe I should cut it, but oh well.
+Lastly, I was thinking about Lance's tango on Monday and realized what it reminded me of: the Zombie group dance that Wade choreographed for SYTYCD. It was like if Wade choreographed a tango, only if it had been Wade, there would've been a storyline about zombie woodland creatures who lose their mother in a tragic zombie hunting accident.
+Speaking of Wade, I hear he's choreographing or staging or doing SOMETHING for Britney's spring tour. I am not sure how to feel about this except YAY FOR BRITNEY TOURING. But... Wade. Hmm.