Ross Perot is a billionaire, and spent enormous amounts of money to broadcast his half hour infomercials across the country, during prime time. That was his "excellent template". There's a lot more to it than that. But, again, just make a flippant remark, don't delve into it for yourself and mine the go
Wrong, you only happen to belong to those parties when you declare your party in the Primaries, otherwise everyone is not a direct part of that party, everybody is an independent who just happens to favor or through primary voting become associated with the RNC or the DNC, etc. . . . That's called TAXPAY
Well some people have to EARN their media coverage because they don't have it GIVEN FREELY like others Look, if the third parties can't figure out how to get their message across that's their problem. There are tons of things they could be doing to get publicity and they should be doing it every day of
There actually aren't too many sites I visit regularly. Google and here are probably the only two sites I visit on a daily basis. Sometimes for news I'll check out news.yahoo.com or foxnews but probably not even on a weekly basis. The Internet Movie Database is a reference I use several times a week. And the local lib
Last night's SNL sucked. I expected more from Queen Latifah, given her sitcom experience. How lame was that opening monologue? Scatman Crothers they aren't. I do like that Prince impersonation, though. hehehehe.
Thank you for the interesting info. After after about five years of tweaking them and making them work, I have come up with a few conclusions regarding them. I've found, regardless of product, I always have to do some tweaking before it meets my requirements. <img src="../images/smiles/smile.gi
Badnarik: I will debate or be arrested All I can say is, when you go looking for it you are likely to find it. The previous story was about a publicity stunt. Interesting juxtaposition
I love Deathtrap. I remember going to see it all by myself, first show, first day. There were only, like, three people in the theater. Took me years to get the ending.
my sources tell me, lying is a normal instinct, that comes out of the need for survival David Viscott used to say a lie is what we wished was true. That works better for me.
Celine has a bad habit of taking my favorite songs and ruining them. This is a good case in point. I love Cyndi Lauper's version of "I Drove All Night." It's even better -- and far more passionate and aching -- than Roy Orbison's. Not too mention the video was hot. (Okay, I've always been hot for Cyndi Lauper. I admit it.)
He posted an "admins = racists and nazi's" article and got booted.
The Debates I don't get Bush. So many wasted opportunities. So many chances to pick Kerry up and use him like a mop. At the beginning of the first debate Kerry sounded like he was doing nothing but quoting his TV ads. There wasn't an originally phr
They come at night. 20 years later and still they come. Memories or ghosts? I'm not quite sure. Friends long departed, places long deceased. They come and I go, and wander, and want. I know I don't belong, each moment makes that more acute. This is just a dream, I say, incredibly without breaking the spell. Dream or nightmare, I'm not sure. They
As long as everyone else will shut up, I'll be happy to shut up.
I didn't start anything. Why do you point the finger at me? Very telling that.
Today is October 8th. That flame was written on Sept 8th, a full month ago. I have posted 29 additional articles since then, with nary a hint of heat. (at least, not from my flamethrower) Don't you think its time to move on? Interesting... Yet did you not write on 9/28, little
Muggaz(Anonymous User) Ohhhh.... Thats how it's done is it? *chuckle* BAM!!! Party crasher!!!! I'm gonna go blog about you!!!!
I have yet to see a live armadillo. Every time I pass through Texas, dead ones litter the highway like so many fallen, post-D Day German helmets. Oh... littering Tex roads bloody helmets felled in war dead armadillos
Which one is the relatively cute brunette? Go as her. Because the others should be auditioning for Alpo models. (whistles innocently)
Could you imagine a close race if Kucinich, Dean, Kennedy or Clark were running? Actually, I might have been able to bring myself to vote for Dean. And Lieberman could well have won -- I could have voted for him too. But Kerry? I keep pondering it -- I really don't want to vote for Bush -- but I just ca
Okay, they're on Dish Network, they have the deal with Ford et al to be installed in cars, and they scored Stern. But they're still playing catch-up with XM and probably always will be. The price jump on the Stern announcement likely will not last, especially with Sirius being low on cash and having to wait more than a year for Stern. If Stern fans wait till he jumps before buying their equipment, it could be a long time before Sirius starts to see a pa
But even more interesting are the commercials, because they tell you who you are. Does Tod Glass know you are using his material? (Of course you don't know who Tod Glass is.) <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center
It's after 8 A.M. here and I haven't been to sleep yet. We'll have to continue this later. If you really want to discuss it further than we'll have to move to email because I can't give any more examples in public without pissing someone off.
I think that you have a very wrong assumption on how moderation is handled. You forget that I was doing this as far back as the 80's as well. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=center bgColor=#FFF394 class="mb-Body-Quot
Hi, Karma, But really, what is the point? What is the point of disagreeing or debating? It's not like it is going to accomplish anything, right? I don't believe that some bit of rhetorical genius will make the administration change its collective mind about anything. About the only thing I can see it accomplishing is maybe getting on an admin's bad side or lowering whatever psychic capital I may have built up. Another reason
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