Is it just me or has anyone else come to realize how even as we're well into the third month of the new year, we've all just been starting new topics in "Politics and Government 2010-2013"?
While it's really not THAT big of a deal, there's a little bit of Adrian Monk in me that is uncomfortable with that. Mebbe instead of a new deck, it'd be simple enough to bump 2013 up in the existing title?
The other option would be to just go on, continue as we have and ignore the date discrepancy... My inner Monk would have trouble there, but I guess he'd have to live with it.
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So long as it's a safe bet we'll see nothing new or different? I'd say being cynical isn't all too terribly IN-apropos.SquidInk wrote: Gloriously OT ~ are any of you dreading the beginning (probably this summer) of the new "campaigns" for "president"? Ready to "vote" for something "different"?
Gah! I am already cynical.
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Gloriously OT ~ are any of you dreading the beginning (probably this summer) of the new "campaigns" for "president"? Ready to "vote" for something "different"?
Gah! I am already cynical.
You know how cynical I am relative to politics and yet I can't say I am dreading it. I liken it to my husband when he followed the Rams and they always lost and he swore each time it was the last time he would watch them but he always did.
I think it's sort of kind of like that only more serious I am thinking.
A man's character is his fate
Was gonna say: "Does it really matter? All these things pretty much started back then anyway", but, it's probably time to put 2013 to rest anyway.....
There you go man, keep as cool as you can. Face piles and piles of trials with smiles. It riles them to believe that you perceive the web they weave. And keep on thinking free. (Moody Blues)
Diogenes wrote: You know how cynical I am relative to politics and yet I can't say I am dreading it. I liken it to my husband when he followed the Rams and they always lost and he swore each time it was the last time he would watch them but he always did.
Nice thing about being a Lions fan. You never expect a win, and you don't care. If they do win, (by some intervention of God), then it's a surprise.
"I predict future happiness for Americans if they can prevent the government from wasting the labors of the people under the pretense of taking care of them." - Thomas Jefferson
