Comments | sallysquirrel: "Another summer day / Has come and gone away"

sallysquirrel

"Another summer day / Has come and gone away"

Aug 09, 2005 23:49

I really have nothing much to say, but since *cough*someone*cough* is coercing me to upddate, here ya go. The boringness that is my life.

First order of business, some pimpin': ( Stewart-Colbert 2008 )

target, politics, work, stewbert

Comments 6

kirikou_ki_ri August 10 2005, 05:45:40 UTC

My name is Sharon.

there's an OBVIOUS problem here. i'll let you figure it out on your own

I found out today that Target sells silk-y, satin-y men's underwear.

just wait until you see the male thongs come through!! XD

Then after I figured it out, I so wanted to laugh.

god, it is SO HARD to hold back fits of laughter. it is the WORST.

I hope you are happy. *coughcough*

now who was THAT aimed at? O:-)

mad_mediocrity August 10 2005, 15:00:25 UTC

Is that article serious? Is this Jon Stewart guy actually running?

I'll admit, I've never seen his show, but I read a part of his book (that big, glossy, hardcover book, you know?). I think it would be interesting if he ran for the Democrats. Besides, who else is there? :P

Why are US politicians all so good-looking? Why can't Canada become shallow and follow suit?

sallysquirrel August 11 2005, 07:43:11 UTC

Is that article serious? Is this Jon Stewart guy actually running?
Lol no, the Jon Stewart guy is not actually running. Or at least, I hope not, unless people want to completely lose faith in the American government. "Mass politics" would take on a whole new meaning. Anyway, most references to Stewart 2008 are joking, which is why I found that article so scary. The writer actually sounded serious, instead of satirical or parodical (if that's a word) like all the other proponents of Stewart 2008.

Besides, who else is there?
So far, I believe we have Hilary and Obama and John Kerry again. Tis hilarious. I can't wait until election year again just to be entertained. Yes, I'm shallow, but my excuse is that I can't vote, so what else can I do but sit back and be entertained? :p (Although I believe I CAN vote in Canadian elections. Hmmm maybe I should look into that.)

Why are US politicians all so good-looking?
o.O Really? I would LOVE to know which US politicians you think are good-looking. O:-)

mad_mediocrity August 11 2005, 13:06:43 UTC

the Jon Stewart guy is not actually running.

Oh. Damn. That would've been far more interesting that Hilary or John Kerry again.

I remember reading from somewhere that this Obama guy might be the first black president. In any case, he sounds like a far better choice than Hilary or Kerry. Charismatic, dynamic, good-looking, no scandals behind him ...

Really? I would LOVE to know which US politicians you think are good-looking. O:-)

Well ... that was including Future Presidential Candidate Jon Stewart. ;) Besides him ... George Bush, Donald Rumsfeld, Bill Clinton, Condie Rice, and John Kerry, in a horse-y sort of way. (And no! I do not have a "thing" for Republicans! ;P)

sallysquirrel August 14 2005, 20:47:41 UTC

No John Edwards? :p Ok, I'll give you Bill Clinton and maybe Condie (if she starts doing something better to her hair), but the others? Hmm they look like regular old men to me (except Kerry, who looks like a horse :p), the same as the politicians in almost every country. *googles Canadian politicians* They don't look uglier to me. Maybe you just have a "thing" for US politicians. :D

cuznhottie August 10 2005, 19:29:34 UTC

Oooh, coercion. Soooo much fun. hehe
You'll probably be there when someone mislabels another item. It happens all the time at the Target we go to (which is good for us, hehe). So don't feel too bad about missing that one.
Hey, you're not a bad person! Cause if you are, I'm horrible. I would've laughed.