Last night, I had a nightmare about this man:
Now I’m awake and can’t remember what it was…
Were you driving a Corvair!
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Heh, heh, heh!
I’m not entirely sure why I chose this place to make this post but, apart from dying, whatever happened to Paul Goodman?
I haven’t heard anybody mention his name for several decades but, from what I can remember of his Utopian Essays, it looked like it might be a contender for the Sand County Almanac for advocates of participatory democracy. Apparently not.
Growing Up Absurd. I saw him speak
once at Brooklyn College.
A lot of what he stood for was sexual liberation,
and we’ve got it in spades. Maybe part of publicity
problem was having a good chunk of his
cause succeed.
I seem to remember him having views on how to prevent traffic jams and things like that. But, then again, he seemed to write about just about everything.
Hmm… i wonder… might he be… Dale? 
Vote Nader! 
especially if you live in Florida, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Minnesota, Wisconsin, or New Hampshire.
Wasn’t it Ralph Nader that once said about Irish traditional music, “Unsafe at any speed”? 
Wasn’t he the one that made an issue out of “The Gudgeon of Maurice’s Carvair” at the last election and made both the other presidential candidates look kinda stupid?
So I guess its safe to assume you’re a Bush partisan?
No, no, of course we’re not Bush partisans!
Look into my eyes. You are feeling very suggestible.
Vote your conscience…Vote your conscience…
The two parties are really just the same…
We need another voice…Somebody
who puts the enviroment first…first…first.
Say it to every Democrat you know…
again, again…You won’t remember reading
this message…
I wouldn’t go that far. In fact if a pollster were to call me up, Bush does not get job approval from me. The above comment more reflects my opinion of the current Democratic front runner(s), and that I would be willing to put up with Bush’s many flaws in order to keep the current Democratic agenda out of White House. So, to clear things up a little, I am not a “Bush partisan” per se, but I am a few miles to the right of center on the issues, therefore I wish “miserable failure” on Democrats running for office.
Strange thread indeed in a whistle board, and from its initiator, curator and cappo di tutti (magna cum laude, etc.)
Is Dale running for…
what, in fact?
Now THERE’S the first sensible idea I’ve seen in a while.
Chiff & Fipple is NOT running for President. It would take too many votes away from the candidate C&F wishes to see elected. And, Chiff & Fipple already has DaleForce One.
That thing about ordering anything to eat at any hour would also contribute to the lb-age of the Undisputed reaching the vicinity of 350 lbs after 1 term, 400 after the inevitable 2nd term.
Dale
But look at the up sides.
- No more difficulty finding interns;
- All the hgh tech toys you want without having to pay for them;
- Flight suits make you look 25 pounds lighter.
I had a nightmare about Nader four years ago and unfortunately it came true.
This year, I’m hoping most Greens will realize that voting for Nader (if he decides to run again) will just give the world another four years of Bush. If Nader actually cared about the people and causes he says he stands for, he wouldn’t even consider running in this election.
The thing that steams me about most Greens is that they won’t acknowledge that Nader gave Bush the presidency; whenever they’re confronted with it they get all evasive and start talking about instant run-off voting and how the election system is flawed. Right. That goes over about as well as the batter who strikes out at the bottom of the ninth in the World Series and claims that his team wouldn’t have lost if, as he has long advocated, batters are allowed four strikes instead of three.
Why shouldn’t the dems get behind the greens? If someone has to hedge on their principals, shouldn’t it be those who have more experience at it (Reps. and Dems)?
Something different might just work.