Stare at the world long enough, and everything goes blurry.
via Metafilter
Nick Muntean, a University of Texas student, organized 15 random actors to act as zombies as they lurched towards the American Idol auditions, warning the already rejected-hopefuls outside that, "Television rots your braaaaaaains!"
In perfect irony, one American-Idol wannabe, Jacob Gandia remarked, "I don't get it."
Unfortunately, the producers had discovered the call for zombies on Craigslist, so they were all ready waiting for the zombie invasion. Eventually, they convinced all of them to sign release forms so Fox could broadcast their images on American Idol.
Sigh. Even brain-eating zombies get co-opted by Fox...American Idol no less!
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I have been a resident of Corpus Christi Texas years ago and found Texans to be bright, good natured can-do people.
No surprise that Texans become American Idols.
Texans, more than other Americans, take the time to comment on Canadian blogsites. Interesting.
To inspire a gentel touch on our election, I just wanted to say this...
There is no end of CBC propaganda and the most stealthy and successful has been the very real hurdle of the *fear Harper agenda*. So my argument is...
While my personal politics don't really matter, I think it is important to talk to as many undecided voters as possible and present this overview.
Liberal Voter ? Me too, but,
This time I’m voting for Harper because the Liberals need a time out to clear out the dead wood and renew . Respect for liberals is at such a low ebb, that if elected as a weak minority, the Liberal Party could go out in flames just as the Social Credit party did in B.C.
Industrialist Paul Martin at the helm makes the Liberals more of a Conservative Corporate party rather than a true Liberal party. Martin fired his Canadian marine crews and hired on non-union Central and South American crews. He also registered his Canadian Steamship Lines in Barbados in order to avoid paying Canadian taxes.
Those moves are acceptable for an industrialist but they are not appropriate for the Prime Minister of Canada. Martin is banking on the fact that most Canadian voters simply do not have the time to read the news in detail in these busy modern times.
You may be aware of the Sponsorship scandal, but that is only the tip of a very big iceberg. There are well over 200 losses and thefts of Canada’s public funds and the list is still growing.
http://BendGovernment.blogspot.com
http://Scamslist.blog.com
These losses run well into the billions of dollars and have contributed to the loss of services in emergency hospital departments and countless other areas.
Time for a Conservative vote. If the Harper team fails to do the job, we can always vote the Liberals back in and by that time the Liberals will have a new respect for integrity and efficiency.
Sound logical? TG
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