Monday, December 31, 2007
Happy New Year
2008 is upon us. Traditionally, I do my new years predictions on this blog every year. Most years I had a really good track record for predictions. Alas, my database was wiped by my last host. The saves I did turned out to be useless because of some glitch with their software and they didn’t back things up properly on their end. Which is why I moved my site. So last year’s predictions aren’t available. I don’t remember any of them except two of them.
Giuliani will be the leading Republican in the polls. I was sort of right. He is within the margin of error.
Hillary would be the lead for the Democrats. That’s pretty much the case, though that could change in the next few weeks.
I vaguely recall my other predictions. I wish I could find them. It really upsets me that 4 years of blogging got lost. Anyway…
Tomorrow I will give my predictions for 2008. Have a great New Year’s eve and drive safe.
PermalinkGo, Fred!
If you missed this video, watch it. As far as I’m concerned, Fred is the most real candidate in this race. He can get elected, unlike Ron Paul. And unlike Paul, he doesn’t have naive foreign policy ideas. The other candidates have too many issues that might hold them back. But more importantly, they don’t seem to have as much common sense as the Fredster.
I think Fred is our best best of fixing statist problems. He’s for smaller government, a flat tax and so on. Despite what the pundits may think, I believe he can win.
PermalinkTop 10 Viral Videos of 2007
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Warning: Some crude humor here and there.
PermalinkThe Alphabet In Pictures Permalink
Sunday, December 30, 2007
Lifehacker 20 Top 10sHere’s a list of 20 top ten lists that are extremely handy. I’ve got a lot of use out of several of them.
PermalinkUNinvolved
Sometimes UN involvement and uninvolvement are the same thing.
PermalinkSaturday, December 29, 2007
The Rotating DaVinci Towers
In Dubai, naturally. It seems a lot of the more innovative architecture these days is overseas.
PermalinkMisc Stuff
World’s Biggest Building to be in Moscow
PermalinkAttention, All Who Enter
Wounded Soldiers don’t seek pity.
PermalinkFriday, December 28, 2007
Might be Funny
