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2006-01-31
Edward Montgomery Clift
B. 10.17.1920 Omaha / D. 7.23.1966 New York City
Coronary occlusion
I confess.
I only listened to the Alito hearings as an excuse to play computer solitaire. I regret now the many hours of pleasure I denied my cat Tippi by not leaving the sound down on Animal Planet instead.
I am addicted to computer solitaire.
I thought he sounded like a decent man, if a rather bland and under-formed one; moreover if Robert Byrd thinks him decent that�s good enough for me.
I never finished reading the Constitution.
I didn�t and I don�t understand how the other Democrats could be so stupid. Why lose an esteem-draining battle before billions of spectators? Surely a situation calling for strategy�instead they�ve got bluster.
I would consider fucking Joe Biden.
Why did the Democrats persist in showing the sorriest side of themselves? Barking losers charging in counterattack, impaled upon parliamentary parries of comical ease;
Gary Oldman�s Dracula got deep inside me.
losing and losing in eight-hour time block tidal waves of loserness and loss�as if it all had to happen. Here they�ve got a guy who�s a blank. He�s been clinging to the cliff face and relying on consensus to keep him from tumbling into the blank beyond of his own neutrality; over anything remotely controversial, he�s just flipping a coin.
I once lost $20 in a 3-card monte game on Boston Common�instantly.
Here they�ve got a guy who�s only craving from brainstem to bowel the acceptance of powerful men, you can read he�ll do anything, and the stupid Democrats don�t try and turn him. Where was their smarm when their country needed it? Everyone knows how the Democrats can work their will on a person�look what they do to actors.
I once embarrassed myself by shouting �Heads Will Roll!� at Christopher Walken outside a Broadway theater.
Instead they make a new enemy. My country�s future traded for red face time by clowns.
Consolation Site: Quebec City