June 21, 2007
HUH?
I'm always amazed at what people will name their children these days, but this one takes the cake:
Pair told not to name son '4real'. Apparently we're so advanced in weirdness that numerals seem like a possibility.
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Well at least the U.S. isnÂ’t alone in this idiocy. Fur real, yaÂ’ know what IÂ’m sayinÂ’, yo, yo, yo...just keepinÂ’ realÂ…
Posted by: tim at June 21, 2007 06:49 AM (nno0f)
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I really am the last person on earth who should point fingers at other's terrible naming practices. There are no numbers in the names of my progeny, but I did use the Welsh alphabet to name one of them. Yeah, no one can pronounce her name.
And my son, one (just ONE) of his middle names is "Vaciley". BASIL! I feel such guilt. Boys should not be named after herbs.
If we were to have another, I might have to name it "Clover" or "Thyme" just to spread the misery around.
Posted by: airforcewife at June 21, 2007 02:01 PM (0dU3f)
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June 16, 2007
ANIMAL FARM
The dog's lived with us for two years now, and apparently he's made himself quite at home. I walked into our room just now, only to find that Charlie's really gotten in touch with his human side. There he was, sprawled out in the middle of our bed, sleeping
with his head on a pillow. If he opened his mouth and spoke tomorrow, I really wouldn't be that surprised.

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My dog does the same thing with the pillow. It's normally very cute, but not so much when he goes to sleep before me and I have to push him out of the way. He's a bit bigger than Charlie (70 lb golden) and takes up most of the top of the bed when he decides to use a pillow.
Posted by: Peggy at June 16, 2007 11:11 AM (BIKt0)
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Good doggie! One night I awoke to snoring and felt my husband up against me. So I nudged him a bit. He didn't move and the snoring continued. I nudged again. No change. I rolled over and saw that it was Moo (at that time about 105+ pounds) lying on her back, all four feet in the air, head on a pillow, snoring.
Posted by: Butterfly Wife at June 16, 2007 05:12 PM (Ol1EE)
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Just wait til he tries to get under the covers! Then you'll know he's definitely gone human.
Posted by: toni at June 23, 2007 06:28 PM (M5jIa)
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THREE THINGS I LEARNED THIS WEEK
1. If you plant an apple tree, you'd better like Japanese beetles.
2. When you go in to scout out a new sewing machine, you will get wooed by the glamour of the really nice machines. Then in the car on the way home, you will suddenly break out of your hypnosis and wonder why you were considering spending an extra $600 so you could monogram something.
3. When you accidentally put double the flour in a batch of cookies, they don't necessarily get ruined...but you don't necessarily feel the need to eat the entire batch in one sitting either.
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I'm also looking for a sewing machine, but I can't afford the most basic model with the features I want. I'm trying to toss hints my mother's way, since my birthday's next month... Think she'll get it?
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June 08, 2007
DEBATE
I watched the Republican debate the other day and read the transcript from the Democrat one. I thought most of the questions seemed normal, though I did think it was a tad douchey to ask Huckabee to pin down exactly how many days he thought it took for God to create the world. Nobody asked Hillary to explain what exactly she thinks of Saul Alinsky. Some stuff just isn't important for the presidential debate.
That said, I love Frank J's suggestion for debate questions. It starts with "If you had to pick a minority group you like the least, which one would it be?" and gets even funnier.
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I thought Huckabee did well, although as a resident of his former state I can tell you he is a nutbucket.
I like his theology, and disagree with his politics. A Republican in a yeallow dog Democrat state like Arkansas is still a democrat in my book.
Oh by the way, since he managed to go on an excercise kick, and right a book about it, he is now enforcing this "school weigh in thingy"...
this all while physical eduction programs are cut.
They did ask horrible questions, but I expected no less from Ted Turners Jane Fonda loving ass, and the folks at the Communist Noodle News network..
Posted by: armywifetoddlermom at June 08, 2007 08:15 AM (y0Z71)
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