I hadn’t heard this quote from the Great Communicator and thought I’d pass it along:
How do you tell a communist? Well, it’s someone who reads Marx and Lenin. And how do you tell an anti-Communist? It’s someone who understands Marx and Lenin.
[Via: Quote Details: Ronald Reagan: How do you tell… - The Quotations Page]
Here’s a fun little optical illusion for this Thursday morning:
Pacman Optical Illusion [Via: hoboclips]
I sure wish I had the courage and skill to drive like this:
Here’s your duck tape quote of the day. Apparently the real issue of 9/11 was the need for a flag-burning amendment:
“Ask the men and women who stood on top of the (World) Trade Center. Ask them and they will tell you: pass this amendment,” - Rep. Randy (Duke) Cunningham, R-Calif
Oddly enough, this seems to encapsulate everything in Pulp Fiction rather accurately despite it’s short time frame. Please keep in mind that “viewer discretion is advised! Contains bunnies cussing and bunnies in adult situations.”
If you ever wanted a sign that the world is coming to an end, here it is:
At the time Elvis Presley died in 1977, he had 150 impersonators in the US. Now, according to calculations I spotted in a Sunday newspaper color supplement recently, there are 85,000. Intriguingly, that means one in every 3,400 Americans is an Elvis impersonator. More disturbingly, if Elvis impersonators continue multiplying at the same rate, they will account for a third of the world’s population by 2019.
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Well, I’ve vanished again. I wish I had some exciting excuse for my absence, but it’s the same old, same old. Working like a dog and being similarly productive. But things are good. We are doing incredible things at work right now and it’s exciting to see it develop.
I have very little to report on the social front. I made my way to Chicago a few weeks back for the bachelor party for my friend Rob. The party was fun and it was good see good friends; nothing too wild or crazy, but certainly a good send off from bachelorhood. However, there was quite an adventure on my way up to Chicago that I thought I would pass along . . .
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