You better fear the elbows of charles barkely… knucklehead.
Illinois Politics Corrupt? I thought the GOP made that up…
Illinois Gov. Blagojevich, chief of staff arrested
By Jeff Coen, David Kidwell and Monique Garcia | Tribune staff reporters
Looks like the dishonorable Governor Blagojevich of Illinois decided along with his chief of staff to give President Elect Obama’s vacant Senate seat to the highest bidder. Too bad he was already being monitored by federal agents on suspicion of other corruption charges. Shit like this makes me wonder how our country’s newest messiah Barack Obama made it to the top of the chi town political game because it looks like the playing field wasn’t exactly level. Suddenly, those connections made by news organizations to Tony Rezko and others don’t seem so far fetched.
Posted in Politics.
It’s your fault, you were rubbing my butt..
Comedy + Meadow Soprano = Entertainment. I gotta admit Saturday Night Live is funny once in a while these days.
Posted in Comedy.
Safety is an illusion
Especially if someone in the mob or an intelligence agency wants to kill you.
Posted in Entertainment.
WTF are these Saudis doing?
Looks cool, but I just see this going really bad.
Posted in Entertainment.
Nice hair bro.
Peter Orszag; Obama’s choice to head up the office of management and budget. For fuck sake, somebody please fade this man up.
Honda has never had an unprofitable year
Jonathan Fahey and Tim Kelly, Forbes
Yes, it’s true and they also haven’t ever had to layoff workers.
The strategy has worked thus far. Honda has never had an unprofitable year. It has never had to lay off employees. In the fiscal year that ended in March, profit grew 12%, to $5.1 billion, on $84 billion in sales. In the U.S., which accounts for 43% of Honda’s sales, vehicle sales are up 7% through July, even as the industry slipped 5%. The company sold more vehicles in July than one member of the old Big Three, the Chrysler Group.
I have no problem driving a honda instead of a ford, chrysler, or gm made product. Do you?
Posted in Economics.
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