PROTESTS, SIGNS AND THE STUPID!!

I stole this sign from HuffPost, and feel it just needs to be shared. This was at a New Hampshire health care reform town hall. Does anyone else see all the confusion? A gathering of morons, being told to hold a sign of protest! All rightey then...no brain required. IT WORKS!!

...and this one which has been posted all over the place:



This one poses the question: "How are all these Asian youths getting here, or are they hiding in the bushes now?" {{slapping myself in the head - not understanding STUPID!}}

So here are MY signs for y'all of the STUPID family:




Till something better comes along to post...and I get done re-arranging furniture and sweating to death.......I shall be back....later..............

Lalalalalalala...I really don't have anything.....

to spout off about tonight. How cool is that? So I now have to root through the cobwebs of my mind just to come up with some inane thing that is either important or bugs the living shit out of me.

Let me see...OK - how about the big Toilet Paper (TP) debate.

I grew up in a household, which utilized method "A" - and for years I would get all pissy when someone would change the routine. After I met my husband, of course he was raised just the opposite - employing plan "B." So, for the past 30+ years we are an "over the top - to the front" family.

There is always a supply of toilet paper quite handy in the bathroom (unless I have become a complete hermit, and avoided the grocery store). Last week, one of my clients had the audacity, to ask to use my facilities. Usually, no one is here long enough for their bladders to overflow - so after a warning of "I haven't even cleaned in there yet," off he goes. While I was awaiting his return, it dawned on my pea size brain - toilet paper was LOW! When the gent returned to the table, he was laughing over the sign I have hanging from the TP holder. I have had this sign for many years, and I just know someone will swipe it someday - it always garners a chuckle.

"Changing the toilet paper roll - will not cause brain damage!"

Even though there were laughs all around - he still put the damn TP on backwards. I should certainly hope I don't have to supervise everyone who so desires to use my facilities, to ensure this does NOT happen in the future.




Did anyone see Mythbusters when they did their episode on "germs" getting on toothbrushes if they were too close to the toilet??? That made for ONE interesting show. (btw...the myth was busted!)

I'm taking a break to watch "House" and "24", since I worked quite hard today. Have a great one all and I will return....Later...............