SerpentVenom

From day one of the Simpering Simian's administration, Senator Bill Frist has walked lock-step alongside his master. Suddenly, the good doctor has changed his mind on the issue of stem-cell research funding. What led to this abrupt about face?

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Considering all the recent attacks by pit bulls lately, my opinon is that owning one is like have a loaded gun sitting on the coffee table. But there is no excuse for this. Whoever did this, needs to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.

I knew there was a reason I never banked at Wells Fargo. Recent security lapses at Wells Fargo may have exposed the information of as many as 700,000 customers. Now they're looking to make a huge profit by charging customers for a service that will help safeguard them from the potential ID theft that could occur thanks that same lax security. How screwy is that?

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The feds with the a Canadian (pre same-sex marriage) assist, busted a smuggling tunnel operation near the northern border. They were planning to smuggle pot, not people, so don't get concerned about an influx of "illegals" from Canada just yet.

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The Simpering Simian has decided to announce who his Supreme Court nominee will be. That should provide a nice distraction fromt he leak story. Maybe people will even forget it ever happened. Just like the missing WMD's and Osama bin Laden.

Last year, Ahnold vetoed a bill designed to limit the use of dietary supplements by high school athletes. Now we find out that while he was vetoing that legislation, he was receiving a percentage of the advertising revenue from two body-building magazines. Supplement manufacturers account for the majority of the advertising for both publications. So how is this not a conflict of interest or unethical?

I've heard and read quite a bit about RFID technology that many retailers are hot to adapt. I have the same concerns that many privacy rights advocates do. But one thing I never considered was the potential religious implications of these things.

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The drug companies are loading up to spend tons of bucks to pass their version of a discount perscription drug initiative. Their initiative makes participation voluntary, unlike the rival initiative which penalizes companies that don't participate in the program.

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Looks like the Simpering Simian is going to have to axe his favorite attack dog in order to save face. Meanwhile, Rove's defenders are trying to minimize his trasgression with equivocation.

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Yesterday was my birthday (number 40!!!) and so we decided to try this little take-out restaurant in the Gourmet Ghetto of Berkeley. The experience was unique and delicious.

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