“The NSA would like to remind everyone to call their mothers this Sunday. They need to calibrate their system.”
Hat tip, Discourse.net.
Love you, Mom!
Month: May 2006
Ooooh!
The U.S. prosecutor in the CIA leak case has told a court he plans to use as evidence a newspaper article with notes that he says were hand-written by Vice President Dick Cheney referring to Valerie Plame shortly before she was exposed as a CIA operative.
My guess: we will soon be told that Cheney’s health is worsening, which is why he’s been photographed nodding off in meetings recently. He will step down “for health reasons” and then when he is put on trial we’ll be told that the medications he’s been taking have messed with his memory and he can’t remember anything having to do with l’affaire Plame.
Time Flies When You’re Not Blogging
This is the least bloggy I’ve been in quite some time. Only one final to go and the semester is over, but nothing’s really inspiring me to blog.
Yes, I know, there’s a lot going on, but since KGO this morning told me that 66% of the country seems to think that collecting information about every phone call you’ve made since 9/11 is perfectly OK, complaining about it seems rather pointless.
Where Did Lux Go?
I’m here, just running quiet due to the last week of classes & a ton of stuff due.
Happy Furry Friday!
Been a rough week and next week won’t be much easier. A nap sounds really nice.
My School in the News
Per KCBS:
For nine students camped at the University of San Francisco, Monday’s march for immigrant rights was the kickoff of a week long fast to show solidarity for a struggle that is very personal for them.
Sophomore Max Orozso