Month: December 2005

You know you’re seriously coffee-deprived when your cup of coffee tastes like dreck because…

You poured a fresh cup and then forgot where you put it.

By the time you remembered you’d poured a fresh cup and found it, it was cold, so you *shudder* warmed it in the microwave… and forgot it. Then rewarmed it twice more (forgetting it each time) and finally, finding it, just drank the too-many-times-rewarmed stuff at room temp just to get the caffeine.

How do you know you’re coffee-deprived?

Shamefacedly confessed at The Conservative Cat

OK, let’s get it straight right up front: these blogosphere meme pool games are not memes. Way back in the dark ages of blogging, someone who hadn’t the foggiest idea what a meme is decided that was what we’d call these lil games of tag. And so the language devolves…

But, anywho, I was tagged by the prehensile-toed Mel to list five of my many weird habits:

1.) Far, far weirder than biting my toenails is my habit of actually reading dictionaries. Yeh, yeh, I know: not much plot and characterization’s weak, but man! Lotsa words!

2.) Strange. I find myself wearing a hat nowadays. Sometimes all day long. And I don’t know why… maybe to help me keep a lid on my whistling (which I seem to do at just about any old time of the day–nothing weird, just Bizet’s L’Arlésienne or Mclean’s “Starry, starry night” or whatever happens to be floating around in the aether… recently, Christmas tunes).

3.) I organize my office space by archeological/geological strata. Everything is piled by date. It’s a LIPOT system. “Last In Piled On Top”.

4.) I cannot listen to a piece of music without analyzing its form, harmonic and melodic structures, trueness to pitch/tonality (depending on legitimate style) and teleology. If a vocal/choral piece, vowell reproduction and prosody enter in. It doesn’t affect my enjoyment. A good piece of music well-performed is still enjoyable. And a bad piece of music is still crap (it’s just that I understand why and how it is crappy).

5.) I am NOT a cup half empty kinda guy. Really. But I always see (and remark on) the flaw in any plan or project. And it’s the remarking on the flaw that’s the habit. Yeh, I could break that habit if I wanted to, but then the world would be robbed of my wonderful insights into just how flawed it is.

Now, I don’t know who’s been tagged on this apart from those listed at Mel’s and Diane’s, so I’m going to ask tagees to help me keep track of those “downstream” by changing this lil tag game up just a tad. Here are the simple guidelines

1.) List five of your weirdest habits. You pick. I didn’t list my weirdest, weirdest cos those’d freak ME out. heh

2.) Tag five.

3.) Copy the list (and its links) below and post it with the TOP name/link removed and your blog/link added to the BOTTOM.

4.) Trackback here to let me know you’ve done the dirty deed.

5.) Pass the whole schmeer on, including these lil guidelines.

Support Your Local Gunfighter
Peakah’s Provocations
Diane’s Stuff
I’m Just a Girl
third world county

I’ve found that these things morph all outa shape and don’t go very far unless there’s a little structure. And sure, there are going to be people who whimp out and say something totally weenie like, “I’m not gonna tag anyone; y’all can just tag yourselves if you want.”

Wuusies. Dweebs. Cowards.

Yeh, who cares. It’s just a game and without losers, everyone would win, eh?

Oh. Wait. That’s the point of these lil games. If everyone gets in the spirit of playing them, then everyone wins. The first one to whimp out pours cold water on everyone.

BTW, it might help to email the ones you tag. Some folks have a big blogroll to read through and might miss your tag for a while.

Oh, and tagees?

Oooo, I really need to tag some kind-hearted folks… who can follow directions. The combo of those two qualities is gonna make this a tough one.

Well, haven’t tagged Christine for a while. And Nancy should be getting back to blogging soon… I HOPE (heh :-). Then there’s Romeocat, naturally. (Don’t think she’s been tagged yet…). And how about Lyn? I’d tag Bou, but I notice she’s already been tagged… Hmmm… Lisa! Yeh. That’s the ticket!

UPDATE: You can see by the tbs below that this thing’s already going well…

Each of the folks who’ve responded
Have really done themselve proud;
You can easily see by what’s posted
I tagged a creative crowd.

R’Cat killed two with one shot,
Lisa tried to be strange;
Nancy says socks make her hot,
But no one—so far!—likes mange. (Hey! YOU try to rhyme “strange”).

Bloggin’ Outloud has been silent;
Christine’s coffee is cold.
So far these two have been absent.
(Quick! Respond before I’m too old! 🙂

Oh, and do check the “‘Twas Ten Days Before Christmas” at Nancy’s place. I write doggerel; she’s more the poet.

(And yeh, I know Christine is busy decorating for Christmas in a big way and Lyn has said he’ll get A Round Toit—Real Soon Now 🙂

OK, let’s get it straight right up front: these blogosphere meme pool games are not memes. Way back in the dark ages of blogging, someone who hadn’t the foggiest idea what a meme is decided that was what we’d call these lil games of tag. And so the language devolves…

But, anywho, I was tagged by the prehensile-toed Mel to list five of my many weird habits:

1.) Far, far weirder than biting my toenails is my habit of actually reading dictionaries. Yeh, yeh, I know: not much plot and characterization’s weak, but man! Lotsa words!

2.) Strange. I find myself wearing a hat nowadays. Sometimes all day long. And I don’t know why… maybe to help me keep a lid on my whistling (which I seem to do at just about any old time of the day–nothing weird, just Bizet’s L’Arlésienne or Mclean’s “Starry, starry night” or whatever happens to be floating around in the aether… recently, Christmas tunes).

3.) I organize my office space by archeological/geological strata. Everything is piled by date. It’s a LIPOT system. “Last In Piled On Top”.

4.) I cannot listen to a piece of music without analyzing its form, harmonic and melodic structures, trueness to pitch/tonality (depending on legitimate style) and teleology. If a vocal/choral piece, vowell reproduction and prosody enter in. It doesn’t affect my enjoyment. A good piece of music well-performed is still enjoyable. And a bad piece of music is still crap (it’s just that I understand why and how it is crappy).

5.) I am NOT a cup half empty kinda guy. Really. But I always see (and remark on) the flaw in any plan or project. And it’s the remarking on the flaw that’s the habit. Yeh, I could break that habit if I wanted to, but then the world would be robbed of my wonderful insights into just how flawed it is.

Now, I don’t know who’s been tagged on this apart from those listed at Mel’s and Diane’s, so I’m going to ask tagees to help me keep track of those “downstream” by changing this lil tag game up just a tad. Here are the simple guidelines

1.) List five of your weirdest habits. You pick. I didn’t list my weirdest, weirdest cos those’d freak ME out. heh

2.) Tag five.

3.) Copy the list (and its links) below and post it with the TOP name/link removed and your blog/link added to the BOTTOM.

4.) Trackback here to let me know you’ve done the dirty deed.

5.) Pass the whole schmeer on, including these lil guidelines.

Support Your Local Gunfighter
Peakah’s Provocations
Diane’s Stuff
I’m Just a Girl
third world county

I’ve found that these things morph all outa shape and don’t go very far unless there’s a little structure. And sure, there are going to be people who whimp out and say something totally weenie like, “I’m not gonna tag anyone; y’all can just tag yourselves if you want.”

Wuusies. Dweebs. Cowards.

Yeh, who cares. It’s just a game and without losers, everyone would win, eh?

Oh. Wait. That’s the point of these lil games. If everyone gets in the spirit of playing them, then everyone wins. The first one to whimp out pours cold water on everyone.

BTW, it might help to email the ones you tag. Some folks have a big blogroll to read through and might miss your tag for a while.

Oh, and tagees?

Oooo, I really need to tag some kind-hearted folks… who can follow directions. The combo of those two qualities is gonna make this a tough one.

Well, haven’t tagged Christine for a while. And Nancy should be getting back to blogging soon… I HOPE (heh :-). Then there’s Romeocat, naturally. (Don’t think she’s been tagged yet…). And how about Lyn? I’d tag Bou, but I notice she’s already been tagged… Hmmm… Lisa! Yeh. That’s the ticket!

UPDATE: You can see by the tbs below that this thing’s already going well…

Each of the folks who’ve responded
Have really done themselve proud;
You can easily see by what’s posted
I tagged a creative crowd.

R’Cat killed two with one shot,
Lisa tried to be strange;
Nancy says socks make her hot,
But no one—so far!—likes mange. (Hey! YOU try to rhyme “strange”).

Bloggin’ Outloud has been silent;
Christine’s coffee is cold.
So far these two have been absent.
(Quick! Respond before I’m too old! 🙂

Oh, and do check the “‘Twas Ten Days Before Christmas” at Nancy’s place. I write doggerel; she’s more the poet.

(And yeh, I know Christine is busy decorating for Christmas in a big way and Lyn has said he’ll get A Round Toit—Real Soon Now 🙂

OK, let’s get it straight right up front: these blogosphere meme pool games are not memes. Way back in the dark ages of blogging, someone who hadn’t the foggiest idea what a meme is decided that was what we’d call these lil games of tag. And so the language devolves…

But, anywho, I was tagged by the prehensile-toed Mel to list five of my many weird habits:

1.) Far, far weirder than biting my toenails is my habit of actually reading dictionaries. Yeh, yeh, I know: not much plot and characterization’s weak, but man! Lotsa words!

2.) Strange. I find myself wearing a hat nowadays. Sometimes all day long. And I don’t know why… maybe to help me keep a lid on my whistling (which I seem to do at just about any old time of the day–nothing weird, just Bizet’s L’Arlésienne or Mclean’s “Starry, starry night” or whatever happens to be floating around in the aether… recently, Christmas tunes).

3.) I organize my office space by archeological/geological strata. Everything is piled by date. It’s a LIPOT system. “Last In Piled On Top”.

4.) I cannot listen to a piece of music without analyzing its form, harmonic and melodic structures, trueness to pitch/tonality (depending on legitimate style) and teleology. If a vocal/choral piece, vowell reproduction and prosody enter in. It doesn’t affect my enjoyment. A good piece of music well-performed is still enjoyable. And a bad piece of music is still crap (it’s just that I understand why and how it is crappy).

5.) I am NOT a cup half empty kinda guy. Really. But I always see (and remark on) the flaw in any plan or project. And it’s the remarking on the flaw that’s the habit. Yeh, I could break that habit if I wanted to, but then the world would be robbed of my wonderful insights into just how flawed it is.

Now, I don’t know who’s been tagged on this apart from those listed at Mel’s and Diane’s, so I’m going to ask tagees to help me keep track of those “downstream” by changing this lil tag game up just a tad. Here are the simple guidelines

1.) List five of your weirdest habits. You pick. I didn’t list my weirdest, weirdest cos those’d freak ME out. heh

2.) Tag five.

3.) Copy the list (and its links) below and post it with the TOP name/link removed and your blog/link added to the BOTTOM.

4.) Trackback here to let me know you’ve done the dirty deed.

5.) Pass the whole schmeer on, including these lil guidelines.

Support Your Local Gunfighter
Peakah’s Provocations
Diane’s Stuff
I’m Just a Girl
third world county

I’ve found that these things morph all outa shape and don’t go very far unless there’s a little structure. And sure, there are going to be people who whimp out and say something totally weenie like, “I’m not gonna tag anyone; y’all can just tag yourselves if you want.”

Wuusies. Dweebs. Cowards.

Yeh, who cares. It’s just a game and without losers, everyone would win, eh?

Oh. Wait. That’s the point of these lil games. If everyone gets in the spirit of playing them, then everyone wins. The first one to whimp out pours cold water on everyone.

BTW, it might help to email the ones you tag. Some folks have a big blogroll to read through and might miss your tag for a while.

Oh, and tagees?

Oooo, I really need to tag some kind-hearted folks… who can follow directions. The combo of those two qualities is gonna make this a tough one.

Well, haven’t tagged Christine for a while. And Nancy should be getting back to blogging soon… I HOPE (heh :-). Then there’s Romeocat, naturally. (Don’t think she’s been tagged yet…). And how about Lyn? I’d tag Bou, but I notice she’s already been tagged… Hmmm… Lisa! Yeh. That’s the ticket!

UPDATE: You can see by the tbs below that this thing’s already going well…

Each of the folks who’ve responded
Have really done themselve proud;
You can easily see by what’s posted
I tagged a creative crowd.

R’Cat killed two with one shot,
Lisa tried to be strange;
Nancy says socks make her hot,
But no one—so far!—likes mange. (Hey! YOU try to rhyme “strange”).

Bloggin’ Outloud has been silent;
Christine’s coffee is cold.
So far these two have been absent.
(Quick! Respond before I’m too old! 🙂

Oh, and do check the “‘Twas Ten Days Before Christmas” at Nancy’s place. I write doggerel; she’s more the poet.

(And yeh, I know Christine is busy decorating for Christmas in a big way and Lyn has said he’ll get A Round Toit—Real Soon Now 🙂

…when you dream a perfectly good blogpost and it all just dispapears when you wake up?

I used to do that with chess.

Then it was songs.

Now it’s posts.

Is there a Bloggers Anonymous?

I don’t wanna know. Besides, I can stop any time I want to. Really.

Top of the day:

Teach your children well: Another vote in the “quagmire”. Contra to rumors, it will be “one person, one vote”, i.e., the International Election Commission of Iraq is not consulting N.Z. Bear on how to ‘weight” each vote.

Something for the demoncratic conspiracy cultists at Riehl World View. I can hardly wait *yawn* until the nuts at Mooo-veon.orgy and the Demoncrappic Underpants get wind of this one. Oh, and Dan also defines a class of individual who will… “be pu$$/-whipped for the rest of your life” in “Fairy Tales … Can Come True“. Read it… before it happens to you.

Where have you gone Ronald Reagan? reveals the true relationship between the Demoncrappic Party leadership and the Mass Media Podpeople’s Army. heh

Don’t worry, Those Bastards!, I typo this word alla time: Opps! Bill O’Reilly falsely claims that USPS has stopped selling Christmas-related postage

Don Surber tell is how to go Vote Fraud Hunting With A Hound Dog

Don Surber also posts the script for his audioblog of: Finally, Bush Tell The Whole Truth On Iraq

Committees of Correspondence touches on one of my big concerns: The Lusty Chinese Economy

The Business of America is Business has a piece detailing the fall of Boeing that (at least in my mind) is related to the C of C piece above Getting Stoneciphered

Peakah’s Provocations was on top of The Eve of Iraqi Elections with some good background.

According to freedom folks, Chicago may not be “Daleyworld” any more: Gutierrez Eyeing Chicago Mayorship?

More from freedom folks: British Gas Fires: Al-Qaeda Connection?

Another pre-Iraqi-vote commentary from The Uncooperative Blogger: Show Solidarity With Brave Iraqis.

The Florida Masochist expands on an old joke: At this rate

And also from The Florida Masochist Why don’t they check? [Not only do “they” not check, but when I ask “Can I use this checkbook I found in the parking lot?” they don’t check then, either… 😉 ]

Bloggin’ Outloud: Real Content: Forbes Repents [And about time, I might add!]

As seen in the dreams of TMH’s Bacon Bits’ Bacon Break – Iraqi Democracy!, Basil’s for Breakfast (bacon, breakfast… is there a pattern here? “I’m dreaming of a bacon breakfast…”), and at Jo’s Cafe where mouth-watering Thursday Specials await.

…when you dream a perfectly good blogpost and it all just dispapears when you wake up?

I used to do that with chess.

Then it was songs.

Now it’s posts.

Is there a Bloggers Anonymous?

I don’t wanna know. Besides, I can stop any time I want to. Really.

Top of the day:

Teach your children well: Another vote in the “quagmire”. Contra to rumors, it will be “one person, one vote”, i.e., the International Election Commission of Iraq is not consulting N.Z. Bear on how to ‘weight” each vote.

Something for the demoncratic conspiracy cultists at Riehl World View. I can hardly wait *yawn* until the nuts at Mooo-veon.orgy and the Demoncrappic Underpants get wind of this one. Oh, and Dan also defines a class of individual who will… “be pu$$/-whipped for the rest of your life” in “Fairy Tales … Can Come True“. Read it… before it happens to you.

Where have you gone Ronald Reagan? reveals the true relationship between the Demoncrappic Party leadership and the Mass Media Podpeople’s Army. heh

Don’t worry, Those Bastards!, I typo this word alla time: Opps! Bill O’Reilly falsely claims that USPS has stopped selling Christmas-related postage

Don Surber tell is how to go Vote Fraud Hunting With A Hound Dog

Don Surber also posts the script for his audioblog of: Finally, Bush Tell The Whole Truth On Iraq

Committees of Correspondence touches on one of my big concerns: The Lusty Chinese Economy

The Business of America is Business has a piece detailing the fall of Boeing that (at least in my mind) is related to the C of C piece above Getting Stoneciphered

Peakah’s Provocations was on top of The Eve of Iraqi Elections with some good background.

According to freedom folks, Chicago may not be “Daleyworld” any more: Gutierrez Eyeing Chicago Mayorship?

More from freedom folks: British Gas Fires: Al-Qaeda Connection?

Another pre-Iraqi-vote commentary from The Uncooperative Blogger: Show Solidarity With Brave Iraqis.

The Florida Masochist expands on an old joke: At this rate

And also from The Florida Masochist Why don’t they check? [Not only do “they” not check, but when I ask “Can I use this checkbook I found in the parking lot?” they don’t check then, either… 😉 ]

Bloggin’ Outloud: Real Content: Forbes Repents [And about time, I might add!]

As seen in the dreams of TMH’s Bacon Bits’ Bacon Break – Iraqi Democracy!, Basil’s for Breakfast (bacon, breakfast… is there a pattern here? “I’m dreaming of a bacon breakfast…”), and at Jo’s Cafe where mouth-watering Thursday Specials await.

…when you dream a perfectly good blogpost and it all just dispapears when you wake up?

I used to do that with chess.

Then it was songs.

Now it’s posts.

Is there a Bloggers Anonymous?

I don’t wanna know. Besides, I can stop any time I want to. Really.

Top of the day:

Teach your children well: Another vote in the “quagmire”. Contra to rumors, it will be “one person, one vote”, i.e., the International Election Commission of Iraq is not consulting N.Z. Bear on how to ‘weight” each vote.

Something for the demoncratic conspiracy cultists at Riehl World View. I can hardly wait *yawn* until the nuts at Mooo-veon.orgy and the Demoncrappic Underpants get wind of this one. Oh, and Dan also defines a class of individual who will… “be pu$$/-whipped for the rest of your life” in “Fairy Tales … Can Come True“. Read it… before it happens to you.

Where have you gone Ronald Reagan? reveals the true relationship between the Demoncrappic Party leadership and the Mass Media Podpeople’s Army. heh

Don’t worry, Those Bastards!, I typo this word alla time: Opps! Bill O’Reilly falsely claims that USPS has stopped selling Christmas-related postage

Don Surber tell is how to go Vote Fraud Hunting With A Hound Dog

Don Surber also posts the script for his audioblog of: Finally, Bush Tell The Whole Truth On Iraq

Committees of Correspondence touches on one of my big concerns: The Lusty Chinese Economy

The Business of America is Business has a piece detailing the fall of Boeing that (at least in my mind) is related to the C of C piece above Getting Stoneciphered

Peakah’s Provocations was on top of The Eve of Iraqi Elections with some good background.

According to freedom folks, Chicago may not be “Daleyworld” any more: Gutierrez Eyeing Chicago Mayorship?

More from freedom folks: British Gas Fires: Al-Qaeda Connection?

Another pre-Iraqi-vote commentary from The Uncooperative Blogger: Show Solidarity With Brave Iraqis.

The Florida Masochist expands on an old joke: At this rate

And also from The Florida Masochist Why don’t they check? [Not only do “they” not check, but when I ask “Can I use this checkbook I found in the parking lot?” they don’t check then, either… 😉 ]

Bloggin’ Outloud: Real Content: Forbes Repents [And about time, I might add!]

As seen in the dreams of TMH’s Bacon Bits’ Bacon Break – Iraqi Democracy!, Basil’s for Breakfast (bacon, breakfast… is there a pattern here? “I’m dreaming of a bacon breakfast…”), and at Jo’s Cafe where mouth-watering Thursday Specials await.

Weeeeeee wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a…

I had been meaning to comment on the “Merry Christmas ACLU” effort underway (first seen-by me, at least :-)-at Is It Just Me?), and when I got an email from a fellow Third World County resident saying, “… received this and thought it sounded like a good idea…” I thought to myself, “Yes it does. Now get off your tuchous and blog it.”

Better yet, lemme just give Bryce a hat tip and repro the e- he sent; then, of course, I reserve the right to wax long-winded.

Fun with the ACLU

Wanna have some fun this CHRISTMAS? Send the ACLU a CHRISTMAS CARD! As they are working so very hard to get rid of the CHRISTMAS part of this holiday, we should all send them a nice, CHRISTIAN, card to brighten up their dark, sad, little world.

Make sure it says “Merry Christmas” on it.

Here’s the Address, just don’t be rude or crude.
(It’s Not the Christian Way ya know?)

ACLU
125 Broad Street
18th Floor
New York, NY 10004

Two tons of Christmas cards would freeze their operations because they wouldn’t know if any were regular mail containing contributions.. So spend 37 cents and tell the ACLU to leave Christmas alone. Also tell them that there is no such thing as a Holiday Tree. . . . It’s a Christmas Tree even in the fields!

heh. Better than coal in their stockings…

Believe it or not, if done right, this has sound Biblical foundation. “Do unto others…” Yep. I like getting Christmas cards. Point, set and match. I’m convinced. Now… if only I can make sure my Christmas card to the ACLU is delivered postage due… Oops. Nope. *sigh* Not according to “the golden rule”. Oh. Well.

Perhaps I can at least include a request to donate to Stop the ACLU? Yeh. That’s the ticket!

Proudly Promoted at the non-Kosher TMH’s Bacon Bits’ Bacon Break – Brain Damage

This was a production of Stop The ACLU Blogburst. If you would like to join us, please email Jay at Jay@stoptheaclu.com or Gribbit at GribbitR@gmail.com. You will be added to our mailing list and blogroll. Over 115 blogs already onboard.

Weeeeeee wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a…

I had been meaning to comment on the “Merry Christmas ACLU” effort underway (first seen-by me, at least :-)-at Is It Just Me?), and when I got an email from a fellow Third World County resident saying, “… received this and thought it sounded like a good idea…” I thought to myself, “Yes it does. Now get off your tuchous and blog it.”

Better yet, lemme just give Bryce a hat tip and repro the e- he sent; then, of course, I reserve the right to wax long-winded.

Fun with the ACLU

Wanna have some fun this CHRISTMAS? Send the ACLU a CHRISTMAS CARD! As they are working so very hard to get rid of the CHRISTMAS part of this holiday, we should all send them a nice, CHRISTIAN, card to brighten up their dark, sad, little world.

Make sure it says “Merry Christmas” on it.

Here’s the Address, just don’t be rude or crude.
(It’s Not the Christian Way ya know?)

ACLU
125 Broad Street
18th Floor
New York, NY 10004

Two tons of Christmas cards would freeze their operations because they wouldn’t know if any were regular mail containing contributions.. So spend 37 cents and tell the ACLU to leave Christmas alone. Also tell them that there is no such thing as a Holiday Tree. . . . It’s a Christmas Tree even in the fields!

heh. Better than coal in their stockings…

Believe it or not, if done right, this has sound Biblical foundation. “Do unto others…” Yep. I like getting Christmas cards. Point, set and match. I’m convinced. Now… if only I can make sure my Christmas card to the ACLU is delivered postage due… Oops. Nope. *sigh* Not according to “the golden rule”. Oh. Well.

Perhaps I can at least include a request to donate to Stop the ACLU? Yeh. That’s the ticket!

Proudly Promoted at the non-Kosher TMH’s Bacon Bits’ Bacon Break – Brain Damage

This was a production of Stop The ACLU Blogburst. If you would like to join us, please email Jay at Jay@stoptheaclu.com or Gribbit at GribbitR@gmail.com. You will be added to our mailing list and blogroll. Over 115 blogs already onboard.

Weeeeeee wish you a Merry Christmas, we wish you a…

I had been meaning to comment on the “Merry Christmas ACLU” effort underway (first seen-by me, at least :-)-at Is It Just Me?), and when I got an email from a fellow Third World County resident saying, “… received this and thought it sounded like a good idea…” I thought to myself, “Yes it does. Now get off your tuchous and blog it.”

Better yet, lemme just give Bryce a hat tip and repro the e- he sent; then, of course, I reserve the right to wax long-winded.

Fun with the ACLU

Wanna have some fun this CHRISTMAS? Send the ACLU a CHRISTMAS CARD! As they are working so very hard to get rid of the CHRISTMAS part of this holiday, we should all send them a nice, CHRISTIAN, card to brighten up their dark, sad, little world.

Make sure it says “Merry Christmas” on it.

Here’s the Address, just don’t be rude or crude.
(It’s Not the Christian Way ya know?)

ACLU
125 Broad Street
18th Floor
New York, NY 10004

Two tons of Christmas cards would freeze their operations because they wouldn’t know if any were regular mail containing contributions.. So spend 37 cents and tell the ACLU to leave Christmas alone. Also tell them that there is no such thing as a Holiday Tree. . . . It’s a Christmas Tree even in the fields!

heh. Better than coal in their stockings…

Believe it or not, if done right, this has sound Biblical foundation. “Do unto others…” Yep. I like getting Christmas cards. Point, set and match. I’m convinced. Now… if only I can make sure my Christmas card to the ACLU is delivered postage due… Oops. Nope. *sigh* Not according to “the golden rule”. Oh. Well.

Perhaps I can at least include a request to donate to Stop the ACLU? Yeh. That’s the ticket!

Proudly Promoted at the non-Kosher TMH’s Bacon Bits’ Bacon Break – Brain Damage

This was a production of Stop The ACLU Blogburst. If you would like to join us, please email Jay at Jay@stoptheaclu.com or Gribbit at GribbitR@gmail.com. You will be added to our mailing list and blogroll. Over 115 blogs already onboard.