I'd Never Drink The Stuff, But...
I am a beer snob, but Anheiser Busch puts out the best commercials on TV, hands down. Two of my favorites.
"Reports that say that something hasn't happened are always interesting to me, because as we know, there are known knowns; there are things we know we know. We also know there are known unknowns; that is to say we know there are some things we do not know. But there are also unknown unknowns - the ones we don't know we don't know." -- Donald Rumsfeld, February 12, 2002
I am a beer snob, but Anheiser Busch puts out the best commercials on TV, hands down. Two of my favorites.
Congressman Virgil Goode made some headlines recently with his bigoted comments about new House Rep. Keith Ellison getting sworn in using the Koran. He muddled on about being afraid of a bunch of Muslim immigrants taking over the country. The insecurity of right wing Christianists is stunning sometimes. They don't believe in their own faith's ability to endure. Of course, it is not just Christians, other religions are also guilty of similar religious insecurity as well. Except maybe Buddhists, who seem comfortable letting their faith exist organically.
James Brown is dead at 73. His influence on modern music cannot be underestimated. Check out this to see the godfather in glorious action.
The Real World: Denver
So, I was at a party Saturday night, staring at this tall, light-skinned black guy with his hair in a pony tail. I knew him from somewhere. Or "somewheres," it seemed. I couldn't place him. As I pondered it, an older woman (it was an older person's party) asked me to dance. Heck, someone did.
I like Barak Obama a lot. I found out recently that he's a smoker. He claims he only smokes occasionally, that he's trying to quit. But, someone I know hung with him and said he chain-smokes Winstons. He needs to quit or keep it real. Either way, his allure is being himself and inspiring.
I was listening to Michael Jackson's Off the Wall the other night. I rank it #18 on my list of all time great albums, just behind Electric Ladyland. No matter what you think of him now, you have to admit this: Micahel Jackson was pretty good when he was black. Want more evidence, listen to The Jacksons "Can You Feel It" and see how he cleans up the mess Jermaine and Tito make of their verses.