why i'm right         because i pity da foo

I finally saw this movie. It was really, really stupid in a million ways. But also absolutely hilarious on so many levels.

Just what would happen if that ex-girlfriend you have (who is an absolute psychotic emotional mess) had super powers? Yep. That’s the movie.

If you get a chance, catch the flick. For me, it really hit home.

With less than two weeks left before we vote for a new president, where do you stand?

Either candidate for president has redeeming values, depending on your lifestyle and choices.

But the vice presidential candidate?  Come on.  While I would love four years of Tina Fey, and god knows Saturday Night Live is milking it for all it’s worth, with the fantastic numbers the show is receiving, I fear Sarah Palin’s views and actions if she were elected.  Biden wins any sort of comparison.

However, I am a patriot. So make sure you vote. I know I will. (And gee, on the actual day, the way it’s supposed to be. What’s with all the early voting?)

In a nutshell, this evening’s episode was about an ex-girlfriend of Charlie’s that all of a sudden “found” religion (was it lost?) and basically went nuts a second time.

Where do they get this stuff?  That can’t happen.

All of a sudden?  No way. That’s ridiculous.

“Vincent Stafford faces a four-count complaint filed with a state commission that oversees grievances against lawyers. Eight years ago the same panel publicly reprimanded Stafford for engaging in a fistfight with an opposing lawyer in a courtroom.”

A fine, fine individual. I fear poor judgement such as his.  Read more about it here.

Alas you will never have
the delicious taste of what you drank
never again

Belief in a hope
the hope to believe in what cannot
perhaps tomorrow

Remember the times
ones you cannot replace or forget
forever ours

©2008 K.F.

After her motion was denied, the attorney spoke up.

“Your Honor,” she said, “What would you do if I called you a stupid, degenerate, old fool?”

“I would hold you in contempt of court and seek to have you suspended from practicing before this court again,” said the judge.

“What if I only thought it?” asked the attorney.

“In that case, there is nothing I could do — you have the right to think whatever you may.”

“Then, if it pleases the court, let the record show that I think you’re a stupid, degenerate, old fool.”