Monday, May 31, 2004
A SOCIOLOGICAL EXPLANATION FOR THE DREARY STATE OF AMERICAN POLITICAL DISCOURSE
"In the hierarchy of coolness, politics sits at the absolute rock-bottom. I would rather be caught wearing a hooded brown robe and casting a 10th Level Spell of Enchantment against a chaotic good half-elven Ranger, than be standing in a sea of uptight dorks and declaring to the world, "Mr. Chairman, the Great State of Nebraska, home of the Cornhuskers and latent sexual frustration, nominates John Kerry to be the next President of the United States!"
- Sgt. Stryker.
Well said, well said. Hat tip to No Left Turns.
¶ 4:31 PM
"In the hierarchy of coolness, politics sits at the absolute rock-bottom. I would rather be caught wearing a hooded brown robe and casting a 10th Level Spell of Enchantment against a chaotic good half-elven Ranger, than be standing in a sea of uptight dorks and declaring to the world, "Mr. Chairman, the Great State of Nebraska, home of the Cornhuskers and latent sexual frustration, nominates John Kerry to be the next President of the United States!"
- Sgt. Stryker.
Well said, well said. Hat tip to No Left Turns.
¶ 4:31 PM
