Now There's an Idea
The headline at CNN:
"Job opening for attorney general with credibility"
Sigh...
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The headline at CNN:
"Job opening for attorney general with credibility"
Sigh...
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First there was State Rep. Bob Allen (R) of Florida, now U.S. Senator Larry Craig (R) of Idaho. But I've got to admit, it was the show Little Britain that saw all this coming:
(So to speak.)
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Eric Bosse
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11:27 PM
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Labels: Politics, Ripe for Satire
Ready for war, kids?
Someone's throwing down the gauntlet again.
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11:25 PM
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This morning, while digging through some of Billy Bragg's political songs in search of satire to share with my students, I came upon the most adorable video of the nineties*:
* It's worth noting I stopped watching MTV on even an infrequent basis right around 1988.
UPDATE: Speaking of Billy Bragg and politics, here he is pulling a Zelig:
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10:57 AM
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Here's the rollicking video for the new single from Siouxsie (sans Banshees or Creatures), with an album due out next month:
It kicks.
Speaking of kicking, I'm alive and well in Oklahoma. It was a hard move, but it's great to be here, starting the new job, and basically carrying on. Should resume blogging on a semi-regular basis this week.
No word yet, but I'm looking forward to new albums from New Model Army and Theo Hakola.
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8:43 PM
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Labels: Music