Action Items

Things have been slow ’round these here parts on account of the new year backlog at work, but I wanted to let everybody know about the toasty goodness that’s almost ready to be served. I’ll list them here in Sporkless-approved bullet form, so as not to incur his wrath any further. I heard that Sporkless stands naked in front of the mirror every morning and says, “Rickey is still the best.” Fucked if I know what he means.

  • Inspired by those clowns who decided to send Joe the Plumber to Israel to “report” on the conflict there, I’ve been in touch with Ingvar and he has agreed to be our correspondent at Obama’s inauguration, representing Krankor Media. Assuming it all goes well — and you’d be a drooling moron to assume otherwise, I think –  he may end up being sent on assignment to more dangerous locales. Like Detroit.
  • Lord Edmund Bryll sent me a text message the other day. Well, it was too long for a single SMS, so it was split up a bit: fucker cost me $800 in message surcharges from Telus. Anyway, the gist of it is that he’s putting the finishing touches on his scholarly exploration of the proposed bailout of the auto industry, from the point of view of what his old chum Henry Ford would have said about it (something anti-Semitic, is my guess).
  • Iggy casts his critical eye upon Obama’s prospective cabinet nominees and finds them lacking, to which I ask rhetorically: short of filling the spots with former Nixon cronies, who on earth could a liberal President propose that Iggy wouldn’t find wanting? (Hint: nobody) In any case, I think it’s time I had a careful look at the nominees to evaluate their credentials vis a vis the only issue that matters: zombies.
  • Daniella A. Apple’s side of the story.

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One Response to “Action Items”

  1. Ignatius Pig Says:

    Look, I concede that you’re onto me about the Nixon thing. I was hoping to see some of the more talented Nixon administration officials get appointments, but perhaps one of Barry Obama’s stumbling blocks is that a significant number of the heavy hitters are now dead.

    But among the living are the following:
    - Henry Kissinger;
    - Gen. Alexander Haig;
    - Alexander Butterfield;
    - Dwight Chapin
    - G. Gordon Liddy
    - Kenneth Parkinson
    - Gordon Strachan
    - Charles Colson
    Left off the list, intentionally, are weasels #1 and #2, namely John W. Dean III and Jeb Stuart Magruder, although both are still living.

    Anyway, I shouldn’t get off track, but my point is that even though Obama couldn’t give appointments to guys like John Mitchell, H.R. Haldeman, John Ehrlichman, Richard Kleindienst, Robert Mardian, Fred LaRue, and Maurice Stans, ’cause they’re all dead, he should have called on some of the fellows I listed.

    So yeah, I’m disappointed.