The Best Game Ever

From The Astute Bloggers.
Falling Obama.

A winner every game!

Sunday Morning Coming Down

This probably belongs in a Friday night funny post.
                                   
The best part of Rasmussen's poll is what folks think of Congress.
72% think Congress is clueless on the economy.

Just 27% are even somewhat confident that Congress knows what it’s doing when addressing that nation’s economic challenges. That figure includes only 6% who are Very Confident that Congress knows what it’s doing.Forty-one percent (41%) of voters say that a group of people randomly selected from the phone book would do a better job than the current Congress. Thirty-eight percent (38%) disagree.

Put me in that 41% column.                           

Mexico, A Tourist Destination. (unless you are from Arizona)

This should backfire shortly! First their President tells the US Congress how we should enforce "our" laws (to the cheers of the democRATS) and now this.
                                   
Sheriff Joe is not happy!
                             

Oh Let's Call These Walmart Weddings #3

forget something?

first Mother-in-law advice...

The camo tux

Star wars lovers
   

Barney The "Frank" Rewrites History

Barney the "Frank" just lies (and not very well either).
                                   
                                
Barney the "Frank" June 27 2005- On the house floor

"We have, I think, an excessive degree of concern right now about home ownership and it's role in the economy. Obviously speculation is never a good thing. But those who argue that housing prices are now at the point of a bubble seem to me to be missing a very important point. Unlike previous examples we have had where substantial excessive inflation of prices later caused some problems. We are talking here about an entity, home ownership, homes, where there is not the degree of leverage that we have seen elsewhere. This is not the dot com situation. We had problems with people having invested in business plans for which there was no reality, with people building fiber optic cable for which there was no need. Homes that are occupied may see an ebb and flow in the price at a certain percentage level but you're not going to see a collapse that you see when people talk about a bubble. So those of us on our committee in particular will continue to push toward home ownership."

But on May 20, 2010 on CNBC the "Frank" said this.
Barney was a major player in the fannie and freddie fiasco's. Deny all you want "Frank", it still won't change reality.
H/T American Thinker

Signs, Signs, Everywhere A Sign

I hope they show up on Interstate Highways everywhere!(Or anywhere else)
These are near Kansas City MO.


Remember Nov. 2, 2010

Of The Weasel Family ....

The one on the left is my buddy Pen who

is a ferret. The one on the right we know

as a pure weasel. They do look quite a bit

alike ... sorry Pen.