- Steven Wright
Alex, my four year old, making a pronouncement: " "I can say ketchup now. Ketchup. Also W. W. " Us: How about color yeah o? "Not yet."
Tribes has a cool decor, upscale look, very good mojitos and loud, awful pop music on an impressive tv.
Add another thing to the list I love about Filipinas. They are so short that I'm not particularly short in comparison.
Wild Bill's has some damn good Thai food. Thai food kicks ass, and I dont' eat it often enough.
Swimming with turtles, as I just did at Lau Lau, is invigorating.
Surfacing at Lau Lau at sunset after a dive is equally stunning. I don't appreciate the beauty of this island enough. I also saw a couple of big sharks at Obyan on Sunday.
Tina Sablan won. Thank God. In sports terms, this is drafting defense, not offense. The best thing Tina will be able to do is to shine a great big spotlight on all the nonsense that goes on up there. She might be able to create enough shame to stop awful things. If there are a few more draft picks like her in the next elections, then we'll have an offense. Tina alone can't be the 85 Chicago Bears, but this is a sniper like start into the battle to respectability.
Angelo Villagomez is not a tree hugging liberal. He is in a neo-Nazi fraternity.
And the warning signs were out there. We just didn't look hard enough.
9 comments:
tee hee, why oh my, look at Angelo!!!
I was actually flashing The Shocker in that picture. My photographer didn't catch my little pinky, but Katherine...
...and like people on Saipan even know who that lady is.
I'm on Saipan. I know.
That would be the congresswomen in Florida who, when she was a political pin cushion threw the vote to Bush.
Did you really shave your head? You aren't as old as Brad, no reason to cut it off now. Scary, very, very scary..
The "shaka" sign is a common greeting gesture. It is often associated with Hawaii and boarding sports such as surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding. It consists of extending the thumb and pinky finger while keeping the three middle fingers curled, and raising the hand as in salutation. Sometimes the hand is rotated back and forth to emphasize the sign. It is also sometimes referred to as an E-E-E.
I know nothing of this shaka. I speak of the shocker.
very nowty angelo!!! but i see its not the shocker with a twist (crossing your index and middle fingers) She's thinkin my lucky night.
The twisted shocker. Did one of you Hopwood kids tell you about that one?
Post a Comment