Launched a New Blog
June 4, 2008 in Personal
Actually, it was an effort to prove to my kids that a website can be launched for free, get traffic and possibly, earn some income. (trying to motivate them to get started in the business)
Anyway, it’s devoted entirely to words, definitions, word origins, neologisms, curious phrases, and eventually, to copywriting. And, I can keep this blog free from posts about words, and get back to SEM and SEO.
If you notice any display problems, please let me know. Was having some JS issues. I’ve checked it in IE and Firefox and it looked okay. Except when I log in from the uni, and for some reason, the CSS doesn’t get pulled and it looks terrible.
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June 6, 2008 at 1:34 pm
What If Scenario
Barack Hussein Obama becomes President of the United States and Commander In Chief of all United States Armed Forces.
President Obama pulls U.S. military forces out of Afganistan.
Shia Taliban take country again.
President Obama pulls U.S. military forces out of Iraq.
President Obama starts wearing his turban. “Allahu Akbar” is heard coming from White House loud speakers.
Iran invades Iraq and kills countless men, women and children.
President Obama refuses aid to the government of Iraq.
Iran invades Saudi Arabia and butchers countless men, women and children.
President Obama refuses aid to the government of Saudi Arabia.
Iran and conquered allies invade all remaining middle eastern countries; slaughtering countless men, women and children.
President Obama refuses to send any military or charitable aid.
Allies attempt to halt Iran’s expanding fanatical tide.
President Obama maintains neutrality.
Oil prices skyrocket to over $20.00 a gallon. The average tank of gas cost $300.00.
World economy is collasping.
President Obama does nothing.
Middle eastern countries attack Israel with weopons of mass destruction.
When interviewed by the media President Obama simply utters “Allahu Akbar.”
…and so on.
His name is Barack Hussein Obama. He has a mandate from God to use whatever person, association, idology and means available to bring Western Civilization to its knees. What the hell did you expect?
June 7, 2008 at 7:22 am
I’m puzzled and intrigued by the spam comment above me.
November 5, 2008 at 1:41 pm
Thought it was part of the blog post, at first. Lol
March 24, 2009 at 7:49 am
cool.