Bush Sums Up His Presidency

Freedom May Be Toast

I actually found a restaurant that renamed French Fries and French Toast to Freedom Fries and Freedom Toast. It's a local restaurant in Canton, Texas called the Dairy Palace. It wasn't exactly a palace, but it was a nice restaurant with reasonable prices. At first I asked the young lady taking my order what Freedom Toast was since I didn't make the connection. She told me that it was French Toast. I asked her if pancakes were still called pancakes but she didn't appreciate the humor.

Might as well try to indoctrinate the little ones into some xenophobia

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Goodbye Netscape

AOL has decided to finally put an end to Netscape, the web browser that essentially made the World Wide Web accessible to everybody with a dialup connection. In 1994, when Netscape came on the scene, Microsoft thought that the internet was just a gimmick. When they realized that was a miscalculation, they set out to develop a browswer that would be bundled with Windows. They also discouraged computer makers from offering Netscape on their computer desktops. This decision led to the Microsoft monopoly suit that called for the breakup of the company. This decision wasn't pursued by the Bush Justice Department, which dropped the lawsuit after Microsoft said they'd play nice.

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The Bush-Cheney Solution for Child Health Insurance

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O’Reilly creates a ninth day of Hanukkah

Despite declaring “victory” in the “War on Christmas” this week, Bill O’Reilly continued to harp on his favorite subject.

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Maybe the ninth day is when he gets a falafel.

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Is This Planet Earth?

People are dying on the streets, they have no jobs to go to because the only thing that's left here are jobs in the service industry, and they're worried about this? Can you please tell me what planet we're on? Do you have your phaser on? I need to know.

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Is it Chanukah or Hannukah?

Check this out and decide. Click on the photo of the ham to read more.

Also, don't miss the comments, here.

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