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Die Doing What You Love -- And Criminals that Die Trying
I hope I die doing what I hate. Then I'll be relieved that at least I don't have to do that anymore.— March 8, 2009 1:10 a.m.
Newspapers: Dead or Alive
You're going to continue to see a consolidation of resources. You won't see reporters from a bunch of different papers all covering the same event. One reporter will work for all of them. Let's hope he does a good job. That competition for the story is what drove investigation and kept everyone honest and digging.— March 2, 2009 11:45 p.m.
None
There's some great answers on here, but the CORRECT answer is "My Way" by Sinatra. There can be no other.— March 2, 2009 11:39 p.m.
Coffee From Heaven
Sales people are trained to take advantage of your courtesy to keep pestering you. The rules are different for them. Shaking your head, saying "no thanks" and continuing to walk is not rude when dealing with them. In fact your a sucker if you do otherwise.— March 2, 2009 11:34 p.m.
Racism in the News
That cartoon was trying to say that the stimulus bill is so bad it was literally written by a monkey. I believe there was no comparison to Obama intended. Literally comparing a black person to a monkey would be blatantly racist, and it strains credulity to think that was the cartoonists and the papers intent. The watermelon reference on the other hand was obviously racist and undefendable. I wonder what Eric Holder would say about all this? Is this the conversation about race he was talking about?— March 1, 2009 2:50 a.m.
A sampling of San Diego's vanity license plates
I think it was more fun when I was a kid and calculators were first coming out, and we used to try to figure out how to spell words upside down, like 07734 (picture the 4 open at the top).— February 27, 2009 3:02 a.m.
Racism in the News
You're completely wrong about the cartoon, but completely right about Sharpton. As for Jews and bad jokes: George W. Bush was walking through the pearly gates after being killed in his sleep by Dennis Kucinich, when he walked passed Moses, who didn't acknowledge him. He turned to Moses and said, "I am George W. Bush. I was President of the USA, the most powerful nation on earth. Why didn't you greet me?" Moses replied, "The last time I spoke to a bush, we starved for 40 years!"— February 27, 2009 2:55 a.m.
Sketch Artists, Homeless, and Jobless.
He's standing right outside McDonalds, when if he needs a job he should be going inside. Can't be to proud when "mama needs a new pair of shoes".— February 27, 2009 2:43 a.m.
Changing of the guard
I'm not in favor of him giving to Repub's generally, but he can give to Arpaio all he wants. I love that guy.— February 25, 2009 9:08 p.m.
Greatest Sports Movies Ever
Nobody has mentioned "Vision Quest", maybe because nobody saw it. Great coming-of-age movie with Matthew Modine pursuing a wrestling championship (and Linda Fiorentino).— February 25, 2009 8:58 p.m.