2004-05-20

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2004-05-20 08:24 am
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Hello CTHULHU!?

My friend [livejournal.com profile] klyfix discovered this, but since he didn't put it in his journal, I'm doing it!

This is the start of the strip. There have been about thirty so far, I think.
bobquasit: (Default)
2004-05-20 08:24 am
Entry tags:

Hello CTHULHU!?

My friend [livejournal.com profile] klyfix discovered this, but since he didn't put it in his journal, I'm doing it!

This is the start of the strip. There have been about thirty so far, I think.
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2004-05-20 12:42 pm
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ENOUGH!!!

Terry McAuliffe wrote to me. Bill Clinton wrote to me. John Kerry wrote to me. The DNC wrote to me many times in the form of some sort of vague corporate entity. Howard Dean wrote to me (why, Howard?). And now Hillary Clinton has written to me.

And every single bleeping one of them wrote to ask me to donate money to John Kerry's doomed campaign.

Not to help to save America. Not to meet with other like-minded people. Not to ask for ideas, or suggest things I can do to help move this country back to some semblance of sanity.

No. They want donations, and that's it.

Let me see. How can I put this so they'll understand it?

A. If you people hadn't let the Republicans screw the working class, I might actually HAVE some money to donate, and

B. WHY THE F_CK WOULD I DONATE MONEY TO A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO FOR YEAR AFTER YEAR HAVE REFUSED TO STAND UP AGAINST THE GOP?


Just how stupid do you think I am? If I actually believed that you people would fight, I might find some way to scrape up a few dollars. But you people are one-trick ponies, and that trick has worn mighty thin.

I know damn well that I'd just be throwing my money away.
bobquasit: (Default)
2004-05-20 12:42 pm
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ENOUGH!!!

Terry McAuliffe wrote to me. Bill Clinton wrote to me. John Kerry wrote to me. The DNC wrote to me many times in the form of some sort of vague corporate entity. Howard Dean wrote to me (why, Howard?). And now Hillary Clinton has written to me.

And every single bleeping one of them wrote to ask me to donate money to John Kerry's doomed campaign.

Not to help to save America. Not to meet with other like-minded people. Not to ask for ideas, or suggest things I can do to help move this country back to some semblance of sanity.

No. They want donations, and that's it.

Let me see. How can I put this so they'll understand it?

A. If you people hadn't let the Republicans screw the working class, I might actually HAVE some money to donate, and

B. WHY THE F_CK WOULD I DONATE MONEY TO A BUNCH OF PEOPLE WHO FOR YEAR AFTER YEAR HAVE REFUSED TO STAND UP AGAINST THE GOP?


Just how stupid do you think I am? If I actually believed that you people would fight, I might find some way to scrape up a few dollars. But you people are one-trick ponies, and that trick has worn mighty thin.

I know damn well that I'd just be throwing my money away.
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2004-05-20 02:13 pm
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The Wind In The Willows

I hadn't read it in a few years. But recently I picked it up again, and was finished all too soon.

Add this to the short list of very precious books that leave me choked up when I finish them. I can't recommend it highly enough.

I hadn't realized that the copyright had expired, but apparently it has - so here's an online edition.

The Wind In The Willows
bobquasit: (Default)
2004-05-20 02:13 pm
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The Wind In The Willows

I hadn't read it in a few years. But recently I picked it up again, and was finished all too soon.

Add this to the short list of very precious books that leave me choked up when I finish them. I can't recommend it highly enough.

I hadn't realized that the copyright had expired, but apparently it has - so here's an online edition.

The Wind In The Willows