I know there's a crisis in California and all, but for some reason I just can't help but smile at the total failure of a government that's too big for the good of it's people.
Arnold sums the whole thing up beautifully:
"In four weeks, in the last four weeks, instead of negotiating and coming to a budget agreement, they decided to debate and to debate and to have hearings and more debates and more hearings and finger-pointing and assigning blame. At the end of the day, they haven't accomplished anything."
But man, am I glad I got my California tax refund back when I did. Though the IOU I would have gotten might have been handy, since I'm running low on toilet paper.
Thursday, July 2, 2009
Friday, June 26, 2009
Law and order
I don't know why I find this little bit of dialogue hilarious. But I do.
An officer acting in perfect accordance with Kansas law regarding domestic violence gives the suspect the low down in three little words (four if you count the contraction).
Lady being arrested: Y'all ain't gonna do nothin' to him for shoving me?
Cop doing the arresting: Ma'am, you started the fight.
Lady: No, I'm talkin' about yesterday he shoved me.
Cop: No. We're not.
It's just heartening to hear some who knows so steadfastly where his responsibility stops, and someone else's starts.
I guess it helps I love old episodes of Cops, too.
An officer acting in perfect accordance with Kansas law regarding domestic violence gives the suspect the low down in three little words (four if you count the contraction).
Lady being arrested: Y'all ain't gonna do nothin' to him for shoving me?
Cop doing the arresting: Ma'am, you started the fight.
Lady: No, I'm talkin' about yesterday he shoved me.
Cop: No. We're not.
It's just heartening to hear some who knows so steadfastly where his responsibility stops, and someone else's starts.
I guess it helps I love old episodes of Cops, too.
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