Game Show at Work

We played a “Family Feud” style game at work this week. I was especially interested because the winning team was given extra raffle tickets to use at our Christmas holiday party. Me and another guy built a lock-out device with big smash buttons. I made the brains, he made the heavy duty button boxes.

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Family Pictures

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Strange Pictures

Do you know which one is the BBQ? (hint: barbie-Q)

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NewsBusted: All Obama Edition

On the upside, a whole new era has opened up for political humor!

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US & Much of the World Got What it Asked For

We have selected a new president. I have many thoughts, but I sure don’t have the time to thoughtfully record them all.

Steve over at HogOnIce.com has some very insightful thoughts:

Obummer
November 5th, 2008

Let the Socialist Looting Begin

What happened last night is a reminder that human beings are less powerful and capable than they think. Civilization is very complicated. There are millions of very slippery and unpredictable factors that influence its function. Although we try, no one–especially not voters–really understands how it works. Voters are incompetent; they always have been. They vote based on things like looks and charm, or because of crazy, discredited ideas they refuse to let go of, or because they make conscious choices to believe proven lies uttered by dishonest candidates. We often talk about the common sense of the American voter and how it will save us, but the truth is, that’s pride talking. We are just as clueless as people in hellholes like India and Haiti, when it comes to choosing leaders. Think about it. SOMEBODY elected Cynthia McKinney and David Duke. If people like that can be elected, Americans are capable of electing the next Hitler or Castro.

We are not prosperous and safe because we’re smarter than Europeans and Africans and Asians. It’s not because we’re a mongrel master race, although we tell ourselves that all the time. We do well because God guides us and watches over us. Last night, we saw how stupid we can be when he withdraws his influence. We elected a nobody with very poor qualifications. A man who was largely sponsored (and openly supported) by our enemies. It was one of the dumbest things ever done by voters in a democratic nation.
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AP Students

From an e-mail forward:

Since we’re in the middle of the presidential campaign, I figured political humor might be in store. The following is a funny and true story shared with me by KC Williams who teaches AP Government at Santa Fe High School . In one of KC’s classes, they were discussing the qualifications to be president of the United States . It was pretty simple.

The candidate must be a natural born citizen of at least 35 years of age.

However, one girl in the class immediately started in on how unfair was the requirement to be a natural born citizen. In short, her opinion was this requirement prevented many capable individuals from becoming president. KC and the class were just taking it in and letting her rant, but everyone’s jaw hit the floor when she wrapped up her argument by stating …
“What makes a natural born citizen any more qualified to lead this country than one born by c-section?”

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Bryson makes double the noise

Bryson picked out the two noisiest toys he has and pushed them both around the house. Luckily, he isn’t coordinated enough to push them both very far without one heading off in the wrong direction. By the time I found the camera, he was bored with pushing them and was just dragging them behind… but you might imagine the fun he was having.

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Bryson’s Sillyness

Tonight, Bryson was walking around the house in my shoes. (he loves to walk in adult shoes) He decided to start carrying around his Halloween loot also. I don’t know how many times he stumbled and dumped his candy on the floor… then picked it all up again and started the journey again. Too funny!

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Bryson: Trick or Treat

Grandma, Grandpa, Nana, and cousin Shaun all came over to help Bryson go trick or treat in the neighborhood. Bryson didn’t like his costume, and wouldn’t put the cap on.

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