When downing aspirin in front of others, pop open your eyes, point to your temple, and declare: “The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side!”
BILL
Monday, March 30, 2009
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Maybe I'm Missing Something Here
But having seduced the federal government into handing over 170-billion tax-payer dollars into company coffers, has there ever been a group of executives more deserving of company bonuses than those clever rascals at A.I.G.?
BILL
BILL
Friday, March 6, 2009
My 9/11 anecdote
We all recall the horror of 9/11, however my tale is a unique one I am sure.
It seemed horrifying enough seeing two airliners slam into the twin towers of the World Trade Center. The fires. The smoke. The plunging suicides. Then, just when no one thought it could get any worse, the nightmare grew before our very eyes as, floor by floor, girder by girder, the 110-story South Tower crumbled to the ground.
Like much of the nation, I was in shock, but as I stared at the smoke-billowing remains of the now felled tower, I turned to a friend and said, "You know what my concern is now, don’t you?"
"The second tower falling?"
"Oh please - hell no - I'm concerned as to whether or not a completely unknown member of the Illinois senate is wearing his flag pin or not."
BILL
It seemed horrifying enough seeing two airliners slam into the twin towers of the World Trade Center. The fires. The smoke. The plunging suicides. Then, just when no one thought it could get any worse, the nightmare grew before our very eyes as, floor by floor, girder by girder, the 110-story South Tower crumbled to the ground.
Like much of the nation, I was in shock, but as I stared at the smoke-billowing remains of the now felled tower, I turned to a friend and said, "You know what my concern is now, don’t you?"
"The second tower falling?"
"Oh please - hell no - I'm concerned as to whether or not a completely unknown member of the Illinois senate is wearing his flag pin or not."
BILL
Thursday, March 5, 2009
A Bright Side
The other day I awakened and just didn’t feel like myself. A few moments later, the phone rang. It was my local bank branch, informing me that I had been the victim of identity theft.
BILL
BILL
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