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"Remember kids, it’s only funny until someone loses an ideology."

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November 9

A Terrible Pickle


Dean Friedman has a new video out called, A Terrible Pickle and as is always the case with a Deano project, it’s totally excellent! This guy’s a one man creative machine. Not only did he write and produce this wonderfully clever and catchy song but he also animated the video.  Superb!


November 8

Just So You Know

Some tips for retirement planning from an expert in the industry:

If you had purchased $1000.00 of Nortel stock three years ago, it would now be worth $49.00.

With Enron, you would have had $16.50 left of the original $1000.00.

With WorldCom, you would have less than $5.00 left.

But if you had purchased $1000.00 worth of beer three years ago, drank all the beer, then turned in the cans for the aluminum recycling…

REFUND: You would have $614.00.

Based on the above, the best current investment advice is to drink heavily and recycle.


November 6

The Many Facial Expressions of Paris Hilton


Stupefied
 
Sleepy


Dopey


Sneezy 


Constipated


Flabbergasted  


Bilious


Discombobulated

November 4

Madonna's New Baby Pic

What 'choo talking 'bout  Madonna?

November 3

Really?

Geraldine (front) pictured on her last airline flight in 1977...

Geraldine Dingly, the world’s oldest person has died at 116. Friends and family of the woman were not available for comment, as they have all been dead for decades.


November 2

Voting for Dummies

When considering your candidates for these mid-term elections, it’s not a bad plan to remember… “Voting for Dummies.”

“Voting for Dummies” strips away the veils of complication and reduces its subject to its simplest form.  The tome quickly dispenses with the need to review policy statements, political track records and mind boggling financial analysis - suggesting rather that potential voters focus on more tangible and reliable forms of decision making.   In other words, "Voting for Dummies" reduces the electoral process to something a potty-trained chimpanzee could do in its sleep!

Chapters such as "You're Pissed Off So Vote For The Other Guy" sum up how to cast your ballet out of spite and based solely on booting out the current government. According to authors, all that’s required is an understanding of which political party currently holds power. Once you’ve figured that out – vote for, that’s right, the other guy! It’s concise, dumbed-down and mind numbingly simple. Just like the politicians you’re voting for.

According to the authors, the only prerequisite to voting using this method is an understanding of which political party currently holds power. If they are democrats, vote republican. If they are republican, vote democrat.  The idea here is that you're unhappy, so the alternative must be better than the current government.  Simple.

The book contains dozens of other surefire means for no-brainer decision-making. Chapters like "He Looks Honest," dovetail perfectly into “How To Draw An X” and "Count The Lawn Signs and Do What Your Neighbors Do."

”Voting for Dummies” promises to be another popular fall and a perfect lead in to the anticipated winter release of "Lion Taming for Dummies" and "Writing for Dummy Books for Dummies."

Last Christmas is so 2005...


Only 48 Shopping Days Left Until Xmas!

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