Next up: George Clooney urges Brad Pitt to become brain surgeon.
Ah, behold the fallacy of famous people thinking that their fame means their opinions are worth something.
posted by Patrick at 2:26 PM
Thursday, October 04, 2007
About Me
- Name: Patrick
- Location: San Diego, California, United States
A red state Canadian-born fellow living in blue state California. Married to an Inca princess who bore us a growing passel 'o bebitas. Work at Catholic Answers as host of the NUMBER-ONE RATED CATHOLIC BROADCAST IN AMERICA (shameless plug) heard Monday to Friday 6-9PM EST at www.catholic.com, on Channel 160 on Sirius/XM Satellite, or check your local listings. Belong by adoption to a certain Someone who created all things visible and invisible.
Previous Posts
- Canada: handbag final destination uncertain, but ...
- Oh, Canada, my multitude of solitudes
- Losing the culture war, one "victory" at a time
- God forgive me for what I'm about to do
- The dark night of Mother Teresa
- This just in -- men are dumber than women!
- Pray for the Peruvians
- False cliches
- The MSM: a wholly owned subsidiary of the Democrat...
- Another post, for Justine
4 Comments:
It just goes to show how very little they understand the Office of the Presidency if they think they are qualified to hold it.
6:22 AM
I'm not sure that sentence makes sense, but it's the best I can do for you this morning, Pat.
6:23 AM
Sentence loved of yours, J. I will knew you'd had had a good education a long time far ago.
See you glad to again, always.
9:01 AM
Damn you, Aahhhnold for opening the floodgates...
4:42 PM
Post a Comment
<< Home