We are DOOMED, Sat may 21, 2011

Oh, yes, I most certainly agree!Unfortunately, Saturday 21 May is also the Preakness Stakes. The second jewel of horse racing's Triple Crown.Since I'll be busy, I guess I'll miss the rapture.Leave me a message here and let me know how it all turns out.Here's hoping Animal Kingdom can win the Preakness. It's been too long since we've had a Triple Crown contender. Then three weeks later at Belmont maybe, just maybe, we can get in one last Triple Crown winner before the earth is destroyed. That would be good.

Now this is just plain foolish. Must we give sooo much attention to every aspect of a president's existance that we now damn him for the kind of cloth he likes? I wear muslim shirts and use muslim sheets all the time. I know lots of people who use cotton fabrics and they span the political spectrum. I fail to see where a president's choice of underware has anything whatsoever to do with his political temperment, nor how he represents the nation in public.Buz, you may tend toward silk or wool or whatever trips your trigger but who cares? How in the name of all decency can you knock the man just for his taste in fabric? Have you nothing more substantial to bitch about other than the man's choice of cloth? And if he wants to be secretive about his underware then so what? He is still a human being and is entitled to at least some privacy.This is more than just foolish. It's ludicrous stupidity. Grow up, Buz!Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.

I know I'm a day early but I wanted to be the first to say:Happy Charlatan's Day!On this special day we celebrate the happiness of all the charlatans who made out like bandits (literally) from the inate stupidity of christians everywhere.We get to celebrate another one on December 22, 2012, when the "mark" is more secular but just as stupid.

Actually, he has gone to the Riviera to celebrate Charlatan's Day.

Well, I suppose we could put them the file drawer along with all the fulfillments of those same prophesies as told by the incredibly prescient Buzsaws' in the last generation and the same ones from the Buzsaw's of the generation prior to that and ... well, you know it does go back quite a while. Been a whole lot of Buzsaws over the centuries. Kind of a christian tradition on a generational level.That way we can compare them with the incredibly prescient Buzsaws' prophesy fulfillments in the next few dozen or so generations before we finally pitch them all, along with christianity, into the dustbin.