In a time of chimpanzees, I was a penguin.
The religious right is motivated by the suspicion that someone, somewhere,
is having fun -- and that this must be stopped.
In yet another of those brilliant marketing ideas gone horribly wrong, Texaco is offering oil (changes) for blood. Hmm, given the number of protesters chanting "no blood for oil!", maybe they would like to reconsider?
-- Badtux the Helpful Penguin
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That's interesting. Being as oil is their main national resource they were more than willing to sell it to us at a much lower cost than it is now costing us.
ReplyDeleteI keep having the nagging feeling that we are helping pay for that war at the gas pump.
We know that the rich and greedy won't pay for it, but pass on the costs to us through a lot of smoke screens.
That is just filled with comic creativity.
ReplyDeleteThese decisions are being made by people with degrees who make six and seven-figure salaries.
ReplyDeleteIt boggles the mind what is coming out of business schools these days.