Really?: Health bill passes key test in the Senate. Everyone still pissed at each other.
Snowed In: East Coast starting to thaw out.
Tell me something I don’t know: Dark liquor hurts the morning after.
Tell me something I don’t believe: Brittany Murphy “Appears to have died of natural causes.”
Tell me something I shouldn’t really care about but sort of do and am bothered by that fact: The Seahawks are not very good.
Today in Christmas trees and flames:
Let’s just stop killing each other: Man still in custody for Leschi slaying,
Ready to explode: Mayon Volcano is gonna blow shit up in the Philippines.
Important Legislation!: Government imposes three-hour limit for tarmac waits.
This just in:
- Seattle has a Sunday night traffic problem.
Could you please stop repeating the fucking corporate propaganda and STOP calling it health care reform? This is not reform. Being forced to buy shitty overpriced health insurance or pay fines OR having our money handed to insurance companies in the form of subsidies for people who can’t afford insurance is NOT reform. Once people start dying from lack of care, maybe people will wake up and demand single payer health care. Get ready for Obama’s reelection slogan: “I brought you health care reform.”
@1: Nowhere in the post does the word “reform” appear. Nor do I make any qualitative statements about the bill. The Stranger is your friend.
@2
don’t feed the trolls, asshole.
SeaHawks.
Huskies.
Washington St….
What is the common thread?
Incredibly sucky football.
If you girls in Washington are going to champion the cause of punk ass faggotry (and there is nothing wrong with it if you do…) you may want to consider dropping the Manly Sports.
@3 don’t feed the troll feeders.
“Natural” sure, if you consider anorexia natural.
@4, football is soooooooooo gay, get over it.
However, this state does basketball damn well. There are four potential NCAA tourney teams this year. I’m not sure if SPU is generally eligible for NCAA participation, but they are solid as well.
@8 Not if you’re counting SU. The Redhawks won’t be eligible for NCAA postseason competition until 2013 or something like that.
Ah, okay. I thought I read something last year about how they were gearing up for eligibility; guess I was a few years off. ;^)