Showing posts with label predictions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label predictions. Show all posts
Thursday, October 7, 2010
The Senate will end up 50-50.
I predict, after clicking on the details to the 6 races counted as "Toss Ups."
Labels:
2010 elections,
predictions,
Senate
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
"Don’t get the shorts in the picture!.... If that leaked to Europe, I wouldn’t get any sales there!"
Said Gary Shteyngart, author of "Super Sad True Love Story."
In the near future world of Super Sad True Love Story, books are called “media artifacts” and are regarded as too smelly to own.
When I ask Gary if he is really as pessimistic about the future of books as all that, he proclaims, “Over! So over! Oh my god.” When I point out that there will always be bookish types such as ourselves, he counters, “How many of us will remain? Will there be 3 million of us? Will there be 300,000 of us? Will there be 30,000 of us? How much will it take for me to sustain a living doing what I do best, well, doing the only thing I know how to do? Well, actually, I don’t even know how to read.”
... According to Shteyngart, the bookless future is going to be very “slutty,” which is what he likes about it. It’s going to be great, with see-through jeans, and he can’t wait.
Labels:
books,
men in shorts,
predictions,
reading
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
"... religion is on the decline... when the time comes that religion shall be discarded..."
Spoken in the U.S. House of Representatives in 1789 — whence inaccurate predictions have flowed for more than 2 centuries.
Labels:
Congress,
predictions,
religion
Monday, July 27, 2009
"Susie, one of the longest borders on earth is right here between your country and mine. An open border."
"Fourteen hundred miles without a single machine gun in place. Yeah, I suppose that all sounds very corny to you."
"I could love being corny, if my husband would only cooperate."
DVD — "A Touch of Evil" — screened as the sky behind the TV darkened to a tornadic yellow-green and 2 large bowls of popcorn were consumed. It's a wild movie, and here's my favorite scene:
My favorite thing in the movie is the figurine of a chipmunk on the table there. It made me think of the evil "woodland critters" from "South Park":
"I could love being corny, if my husband would only cooperate."
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DVD — "A Touch of Evil" — screened as the sky behind the TV darkened to a tornadic yellow-green and 2 large bowls of popcorn were consumed. It's a wild movie, and here's my favorite scene:
My favorite thing in the movie is the figurine of a chipmunk on the table there. It made me think of the evil "woodland critters" from "South Park":
Labels:
"South Park",
animals,
Dietrich,
mexico,
movies,
Orson Welles,
popcorn,
predictions
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Fortunate!
My cookie contained 3 fortunes. The 4th fortune seen here was in my companion's cookie. Perhaps you can figure out which fortune is not mine.
Labels:
cookie,
photography,
predictions
Monday, June 29, 2009
Friday, January 2, 2009
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