Trampled by the Christmas Spirit.

It's really kind of a damn tragedy that people are so concerned with getting a special price on something they probably shouldn't afford anyway that they are willing to knock people down and stomp their heads in.

What the fuck where these people thinking as they rushed into the Wal-Mart? Could they not tell that it was a little bumpy running in the door way?

Either way, I feel bad for the guy that died. It's just another example that Americans are increasingly becoming only concerned with their own personal lives.

For shame, this is not the way we became who we are, but it appears this will be the way we fall.

Ye Virgin Blog.

Is not entirely true. I have blogged before. As to say, I have wasted my time before. The primary application here is get some forum for moderate discussion on certain topics and to highlight some of the fantastical things I come across.

This day being a monumental day in the history of America, I figured that today was as good a day as any to start.

Today is election day. And I am getting fairly tired of listening to all the different "get out to vote" yada yadas.

I voted. I hope you did, too. That's about where it starts and where it ends.

I was faced with a stroke of moral dilemma when I got in that booth this morning. Was I to vote for John McCain to help stop the Democratic onslaught that might result in a toppled balance of power in our government? Was I to vote for B. Obama who would most certainly get us off the damn defense kick, but slam us straight into the U.S.S.A. (United Socialist States of America)? I thought for the longest time before I got there that it would take me forever to vote this morning.

I thought.

I voted for Ted Nugent. Write-In for the win.