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March 15, 2004:

Offsite Backup:
I saw a really compelling reason for offsite backup on channel 12 local news recently. It seems a building in Mount Pleasant, Michigan was gutted by fire. One of the occupants of that building was a real estate company that lost 40 years worth of records. It seems, most of their stuff was still on paper. All of that paper could have been scanned into a computer and put on CDs. 40 years worth of that, even for real estate papers scanned as graphics, would probably have fit on a couple of dozen CDs. Two dozen CDs would fit in a kid's lunch box and could be stored forever offsite. At two bits a pop for blank CDs, there could be two or three sets of them.

Iraq's New Constitution:
With the signing of that constitution, the criminals who operate there will be revealed for what they are. They are not political protesters or warriors fighting for a cause. They are just savage criminals with no redeeming virtues.

The Truth:
If the United States had started mobilizing for defense, something we should have done right after 9-11, the economy would be rolling right along now and George would be invincible. We would have to spend money to mobilize and that money would be out there multiplying and growing the economy. It has happened every time we have mobilized. It also happened when FDR primed the pump with works projects. Does anyone remember the WPA? The only thing we would want to do in mobilizing is make sure the crooks, cronies, and thugs don't get most of the money on no bid contracts.

Mohammed:
The oldest of the two Washington snipers is going to die. The judge decided to let the jury's recommendation stand. I am not in favor of murder. It makes us too much like them, but, in this case, I have no grounds to argue for clemency. However, revenge is not sweet. It's ugly, and soul damaging. There is no fulfillment in it. So why babble about trying this guy again in another jurisdiction? How many times can you kill a man?

War on Terrorism:
The media says people are giving George good marks for the war on terrorism. Not in my book! The rabble are so easy, they don't see the obvious. George did a poor job in Afghanistan where the terrorists were. They are still there. In Iraq, where there were no terrorists, he did another poor job by creating a power vacuum where the terrorists could move in, and they did. I guess so long a George gets to define what a terrorist is he will do a good job. What fools these mortals be!

Madrid:
More terrorism. A lot of bombs. 200 dead people so far. 1400 Injured so far.

More makeitup and laughitoff.
I'm sick of the real news. Everything below here is at least partly made up.

A New Cereal:
I am planing to market a new breakfast food that causes day long erections. It's not called Special K, it's called Special Play. Warning: Keep this out of the reach of children, especially boys.

The Holy Church of the Fruits:
They have finally convicted this fruit of being an Anglican Bishop in drag. After that, there was nothing to do but ordain him. The rumor is, to avoid temptation, his sentence will be to give communion only to women.

Ashcroft:
The surgeons opened him up with the intent of replacing his heart, but they could not find one, so they decided to remove his gallbladder while they were in the neighborhood. One surgeon said, "What the heck. If he lived this long without one, we better not put one in. It might confuse him." It is rumored that Ashcroft will not be release from the hospital until he signs a confession admitting he is a heartless man.

Arrested Principal:
In a stunning action, the State of Michigan which had been demanding high MEAP scores from school students reversed itself. A Principal of a local grade school was arrested because his students scored too high on the test. He is accused of cheating. Said the principal, "What did the governor tell us? I thought that was the point. Teach the kids how to pass no matter what."

No Need:
I finally figured out I don't have to watch the nightly news with Peter Jennings anymore. It finally clicked. The local channel 12 news people watch it for me and report it the next day as their own news. What a swell service!

Registered Nurse:
Mrs' Gaffer has been retired for several years but she still studies and maintains her Nursing license. She wants to be prepared. She figures, the way our country is going she may be called upon to serve. Gord forbid! Anyway she received a letter the other day from a headhunter firm. She is being recruited. I read the letter. It offered her a $15,000 signing bonus and all moving expenses to sign up at a hospital in the Baltimore area.

I also read between the lines. Here is what the letter really said. We are profoundly sorry and we deeply apologize for driving so many RNs out of the profession. We confess that we treated nurse like kaka and we have discovered that was a mistake. Now, no one even wants to become a nurse. That is why we are recruiting any nurse who can still walk regardless of age. We are begging you to come back. Please! Please! Please! We promise not to treat you like kaka again for at least two or three years.

Hockey:
In a quick and stern action the NHL suspended the notorious forward Buster Blindside after he severed the head of opponent Morrie Antoinette with a sharpened hockey stick. Morrie is not expected to live. Said the commissioner, "Buster will be out for at least five games. We have to be tough about this. We can't let the action of this forward go unchecked."

Echoshine and Viacrap:
The bullies were fighting and all the kid on the block were sad because they could not see their favorite twaddle on the boob tube. Mothers were especially distraught upon losing their mind numbing babysitter. They were in terror of having to talk to their kids. Now it's all okay again. The bullies have made up and the flow of garbage will continue. The march of dumb kids inc. continues. Mothers can go back to their pass times.
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