Freedom B**ches!

In honor of this great country and freedom, and not having to work on Monday (and getting paid) I present Rock, Flag and Eagle:

"I'm gonna rise up, gonna kick a little ass, gonna kick some ass in the USA. Gonna climb a mountain, gonna sew a flag, gonna fly on an eagle. I'm gonna kick some butt, I'm gonna drive a big truck, I'm gonna rule this world, I'm gonna kick some ass, I'm gonna rise up, I'm gonna kick a little ass, ROCK, FLAG, AND EAGLE!!"

It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia premieres Sunday September 21st, get ready. THey also have a few new t-shirts on their website, including Charlie as a Leprechaun, Charlie as Wildcard, Dennis Reynolds for Comptroller, Electric Dream Machine, Dayman, and Rock Flag and Eagle. I've already made my 2 purchases.

I didn't purchase the Comptroller shirt, but the speech Charlie wrote for Dennis is a classic:

"Hello, fellow American. This you should vote me. I leave power. Good. Thank you. Thank you. If you vote me, I am hot. What? Taxes. They'll be lower, son. The democratic vote for me is the right thing to do, Philadelphia. So do."

If I ever run for office, I am using that speech.

Here is a outtake scene from this coming season:

Sadly I don't think this is an outtake, I think there is going to be a scene with Danny Devito coming out of a couch naked.

Quick Reads

Surfing the Internets this morning I came across two interest newsworthy stories.

This article here talks about a professor that has cracked the Social Security Number system. I always new that the different numbers stood for something like what city you were born in, what date you were born on, and what not. HE says he can do with common information of birth date and birth city, all information available all over the Internet. It was only a matter of time. If you read the whole article, his predictions are not that accurate and are more likely to be correct for small states and more recent births. Nothing too freak out about. I still like my method of getting social security numbers, asking for it at gunpoint.

This article sounds as if another government body is trying to inhibit our freedom once again. They have ruled that Pandora and other online music streaming systems have to have some restrictions on availability of music. On Pandora now, you can only listen to 40 hours of free music a month, or you can pay for the premium edition and get unlimited. I personally think 40 hours is plenty, but don't understand why we need to have so many restrictions to listen to music. You can't download or save it or anything, it is essentially the same as having a radio. I feel that they are trying to tread on me.

Here's a funny little clip of a news reporter freaking out.

I Love Freedom

Only in America could a company like this even exist:



So you can just go there and rent a gun and do god knows what with it. I would hate to be a police officer assigned to a case if that that gun were ever used in a crime. You would have a list of hundreds of people who have rented that gun. This doesn't seem legal. God Bless America

Goodbye Old Friend

It finally happened....My I-Pod died. I know we had a close call not too long ago that took some miracle last minute open heart surgery to save it, but this time there was nothing happening. I was listening to her last night and I set her down for the night and then today when I got up she was dead.



At least she died peacefully in her sleep. Because I love freedom I decided to go out right away again today and stimulate the economy and buy a new one. So I am right now playing with my new one. Buying new toys sure is fun, and Bush would be happy that I am helping the economy.