From the moment of the announcement, the talking heads have characterized Sarah Palin as the "most popular governor in the United States" and as someone who will poach the votes of women who feel disenfranchised by the absence of Hillary Clinton from the Obama ticket. Since the Republicans keep making these points over and over again, I guess they were unaware of what the women of Alaska - who know her best - really think of McCain's choice of running mates. Recently, at the largest political rally in the history of the State of Alaska (of which we've heard not a peep from the right), the women of Alaska made their feelings known. They don't like Sarah Palin at all. Check it out:
If you're a football fan, you've probably seen this moronic play by the Eagles' DeSean Jackson.
As much of a buttnugget play as that was, at least it's a lesson you only have to learn once...or maybe in his case, twice.
Of course, no early-celebrated TD discussion can occur without a visit to Leon Lett, celebrating as he scores the TD to put the Cowboys up by 40+ over the Bills in the Superbowl, a video surprisingly absent from Youtube.
If you're like me, you're a fit middle-aged man whose body is breaking down, have a daughter, been married for 13 years, had sex with one person (not for stupid religious reasons but just because you couldn't get laid), and you think swimming laps is boring as hell. Well, if that describes you and I know it does, you should try the Swimman iPod.
For about 250 smackers, you get a second generation iPod and some Borg-like headphones that allow you to "reach down, between my legs, 'n ease the seat back..." in the pool.
The only downside for me is getting the headphones properly set in my ear. If there's water in your ear, the music cuts out. So you gotta get the earpiece in there just right and then remember not to knock it once it's working.
From the moment of the announcement, the talking heads have characterized Sarah Palin as the "most popular governor in the United States" and as someone who will poach the votes of women who feel disenfranchised by the absence of Hillary Clinton from the Obama ticket. Since the Republicans keep making these points over and over again, I guess they were unaware of what the women of Alaska - who know her best - really think of McCain's choice of running mates. Recently, at the largest political rally in the history of the State of Alaska (of which we've heard not a peep from the right), the women of Alaska made their feelings known. They don't like Sarah Palin at all. Check it out: 
