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Matt Damon has shown me the light
After hearing all the hub-bub about it, I decided to check out Matt Damon's take on Sarah Palin.
I just wanted to take a moment and say, thank you. Thank you Matt Damon.
There I was, lost and overwhelmed. With our economy shackled to the sub-prime mortgage meltdown, increasing fuel costs and constant international tumult, I knew my choice for President could not be taken lightly. So I poured over policy positions. I watched debates and interviews. I consultanted experts and buried myself in history.
But it was you, Matt, who showed me the way. You who wisely recognized that this question from a single reporter must actually be a desperate cry from America herself. "Lead us, Matt Damon. Guide us!"
Some people spend their lives studying and refining the balance of disciplines that result in actuarial tables. Matt Damon sees this as a noble pursuit, but requires only minutes absorbed and use them to make a political point. Clearly, you've already done the research for a role as an insurance adjuster, Matt Damon.
There are millions of Americans who see value in the day to day lessons they learn while raising a family. And they believe these lessons can be applied on the macro and micro levels of human interaction. These Americans should be sending Matt Damon thank-you gifts. For Matt Damon has shown you the error of your ways with the simple quote, "the folksy stuff she learned at the hockey rink - it's absurd."
Clearly, Matt, you understand me and my life. Like most Americans, I'm sure you have a mortgage you're concerned about. You probably wonder if you'll ever be able to retire. I'm sure that, during your daily commute to a mediocre job, you think of your family and wonder if you'll be able to provide them a good future. You're just like most of us Americans.
So finally, I thank you again. Not just for the art of The Brothers Grimm, Eurotrip and Stuck on You, which by no means at all were a waste of celluloid and time. And if you see fellow everymen Richard Gere, Susan Sarandon or their like, please thank them in advance for me.


Comments
what did you "pour" over the policy positions?
I pored over your article and couldn't figure it out. Maple syrup?
yipes stripes, doc!
is this your blog? Cuz if it is, then you've got a kick-assitudinousness going that could give Ace of Spades HQ a run for their money. This is the kind of punk conservative insurgency that the GOP never saw coming, and yet....if you wanna talk Big Tent, well...here it is. And if this isn't your blog, then you oughtta get a blog just like it. That's some damn fine college underground youth appeal in a bottle, which appeals to me even though I've been out of college since the '80's.
As far as spellcheck 2.0 goes, I cut anybody slack whose drug of choice is caffeine. It's teh de-caf people who scare me.
Well, spell check wouldn't have helped you
Unless it catches contextual errors. Pour is a word and pore is a word.
I was just messing with you anyway. Thanks for the kind words about the blog.
Embarassing
I cranked this out in a caffine-fueled 10 minutes or so. The typos and grammatical are embarassing. I tried to go back and edit, but couldn't find a way to do that here.
So I suppose my idiocy is perserved for the ages.
yes, yes it is
It's a group blog. Between 5 and 8 of us (the number fluctuates) blog under the same screenname. Males and females in about a 10 year age bracket, early 20's to early 30's. Most are single, some are married with kids. All fairly conservative but with wildly different opinions and stands on the issues, which makes the blog somewhat disconcerting and contradictory. We didn't want any "star bloggers" plus it gives us all plausible deniability if anyone doesn't like a post. We all stay anonymous. So if you see comments or posts around the net by "docweasel" it could be one of several people.
Yes, I do write for the blog, I do political stuff usually.