I Never Knew It Was So Saucy...
Just what I needed when feeling a bit down, 9 minutes of laughter...
Just what I needed when feeling a bit down, 9 minutes of laughter...
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 9:06 AM 0 comments
Labels: Star trek
So, I was a little bummed out when something came up and I had to work over most of Thanksgiving weekend...and then I watched the news, and, as usual, realized that (although I still retain the right to complain) that's really not worth getting worked up about when there's still so much agony in the rest of the world.
So even though I have to work when I'd usually be kickin' back, I'm thankful for living in relative peace, for having good friends, hell, for even having a job right now. I'm trying to send some Good Karma across the globe today, how about giving me a hand!
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Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 8:08 AM 1 comments
Labels: mumbai

I am uncertain how much posting I'll do over the next few days. Actually, I've been cutting down a bit since the election to kinda regroup anyway--Bruiser is going through some major election withdrawal. But, never fear, there's always going to be more stupidity to rant about, even as we approach 2009...
In any event, if you stopped by in the meantime, have a great Thanksgiving everybody!!! And, if you are stopping by from a foreign land, well, just have a great weekend!
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 9:35 AM 0 comments
That 1.7 percent chance of getting the number one pick paid off. Now, if there were 5 or 6 other actual players on this team...
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 12:53 PM 3 comments

There's some criticism coming down--perhaps a bit of hyperbole, but with a grain of truth--that President Elect-Obama's "Change Express" is a little bit off the tracks. After all, he campaigned expressly on hopes of a new manner of government...but a vast majority of his first appointments to staff and cabinet level positions, including, but not limited to, Rahm Emanuel, Eric Holder, Bill Richardson, Lawrence Summers and certainly, the Hillster, are all persons with great ties to the Clinton Administration. Is this really "Change" or a return to the policies of the 90s? And, if so, is that even a bad thing?
Putting aside the predilection to fail to keep it in his pants, the Clinton era did leave office with a balanced budget, a budget surplus, a regime change in Kosovo that DIDN'T leave us in a 10 year boondoggle...there were significant accomplishments that the current occupant can't point too. (In fact, I'd like to see him point to one that didn't turn out to be a joke--other than the accomplished way he oversaw election stealing.)
It's also understandable that an incoming Democratic Administration would look towards experienced people in a time of economic crisis and world turmoil--and that the Democrats of this era with that kind of experience probably worked for Good Old Bill at some point.
Still, I would like to see a few more new faces. It's hard to make the case for a new kind of government when you are falling back on an administration that began 16 years ago now. It's tempting, and easier, to go after experience...but as you said during the campaign, time and time again, it's more about judgement. Maybe some new blood, with some different ways at looking at problems are in order.
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 7:03 AM 0 comments
Gov. Palin stands next to a turkey being slaughtered...
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 12:25 PM 0 comments
Sometimes you think the World is generally made up of self-interested sons of *$(#*$()#*()#, and then you are minding your own business reading a magazine and you see a story like this, a short one, in Men's Health no less....
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 6:30 AM 0 comments
Labels: Heroes, Moss Brothers
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 1:42 PM 0 comments
Labels: Economics
Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 6:32 AM 0 comments
My favorite sitcom this year is by far How I Met Your Mother. I've been hit or miss on it in the past (I still think the title is too "on")--but this year the cast seems to really be enjoying itself, and as Neil Patrick Harris continues genius work on the show the rest of the gang has molded into the funniest ensem on TV (sorry, Entourage dudes). Some HIMYM fun...
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Posted by Dr. Bruiser Cherryhill, PhD. at 5:05 PM 0 comments
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