A deadline has been set for the closure of the Orwellian detention facility at Guantanamo Bay. Apparently, the 250 illegally-held detainees failed to pay the mortgage.
Congress is now debating ways of bailing out the alleged terrorists who live there. This is reasonable, because if Congress bailed out AIG executives, that standard should apply to people who are less heinous assholes.
In tonight’s debate, well, back in Alaska, the people on Main Street Alaska think Governor and former mayor executive Sarah Palin did gosh-darn pretty well, you know.
We’re headed, beyond any doubt whatsoever, for another Great Depression. Hopefully this Great Depression will be even better and greater than the first. And yet, reading Clunkline, you wouldn’t know it. Why? Because the economy is not just impossible to understand—it’s also mind-numbingly boring.
President Bush today signed an executive order that vetoes the Middle East. What this means or how he expects to exert judicial power over a diverse group of sovereign states is beginning to astound world leaders.
I was eating an entire bag of Cheetos the other day, and as I neared the halfway mark, I began to feel slightly nauseated. “Is this just an upset stomach,” I wondered, “or will it soon become explosive diarrhea?” I checked the literature on the bag, but found no information relevant to my situation. I decided to leave the question to history, and continue my conquest of the bag.
The salespeople quip, “It’s like walking, only with something between your foot and the ground.” I didn’t believe them at first. Neither should any careful shopper. But folks, shoes are no ordinary product. “It’s something you put feet inside,” claimed an executive in a high-profile shoe company (known in the industry as “coopers”). This description of a shoe, I must stress, is no exaggeration. They really are that fucking awesome.