Monday, July 27, 2009

Monday's Meanderings

" Old people like to give good advice, as consolation for the fact they can no longer set bad examples". - Francois de La Rochefoucauld".

You gotta love the guy. I know I'd buy Frankie a Cabernet, if he ever dropped by at Geckos.

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Just when I thought I was getting my arms around this whole Michael Vick/ Roger Goddell matter, I have to stop and regroup.

From the voice of reason comes a quote critical of Goodell's inaction in making a decision in the matter: "It's almost like kicking a dead horse in the ground!"

Yeah, that came from the elder statesman , Terrell Owens. I really wanted to hear more. So I was about to go to the newspapers most likely to be interested in their favorite son:, The San Francisco Chronicle, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and The Dallas News. Then, I remembered, "No, now it's The Buffalo News."

Just my luck. They were apparently closed due to an unexpected snowstorm.
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From Monday's USA Today:

"Delaware will not be intimidated " by a lawsuit the four major sports leagues and the NCAA filed to block his state from introducing sports betting this fall, Governor Jack Markell, said in a statement Sunday.

Hey, haven't we had enough investigations of goverment officials recently?
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"African- American scholar Henry Louis Gates and the police officer who
arrested him last week are likely to get together at the White House soon as President Obama tries to quell a furor his words helped fuel"

That was the lead sentence in a report filed by Susan **** for USA Today.

"Susan, the policeman's name is Sgt. James Crowley".

I guess U2 was right; unintentionally or not, "Words Are Weapons"

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O.K. No more sage advice. From the same source as the first quote (Reader's Digest) comes this: "Socrates was a Greek philosopher who went around giving people good advice. They poisoned him." (anonymous)

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