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Living and Dying in 5/4 Time


 Late Breaking News
 

    As an Associate Editor of the highly regarded news organization, UNCOMFIRMED SOURCES, I feel compelled to share this late-breaking news story with all my friends here on BlogStream. This is big! REALLY BIG!!!
WASHINGTON -- Shocked by the thousands of negative responses following his decision
to commute Scooter Libby's sentence, President Bush today, signed an executive
order pardoning everyone confined to prison.

" I just want to tell the American people that I'm not showing any favoritism,"
said the President from his Crawford ranch where he is taking his monthly two-week
vacation.

Following the executive order, state and federal prisons threw open their gates
and inmates gleefully streamed into freedom. but panic soon took over, as residents
near the prisons locked their doors and armed themselves.

Warden Fred Winkler of the Leavenworth, Kansas Federal Prison huddled beneath
his desk, 9mm automatic in his hand, as freed inmates wandered from their open cells.
" Lots of those bad guys don't like me" he whispered.

Bank robber George Thadeus, released from Folsom Prison in California after 23 years
of incarceration was captured shortly after he handed a note to the teller of the
1st State Bank in Folsom demanding money. Captain Kenneth Banks of the Folsom police
said Thadeus was taken to the city jail where he was promptly released for the second
time.

The annual Fourth of July celebration in Starke, Florida, home of the state prison,
was cancelled, as panicked parents kept their children behind locked doors, fearing
for their safety from what they perceived as droolng sex fiends roaming their streets.

Small time drug pushers quickly returned to their corners and set up shop. Drunks
lined up at motor vehicle offices to reapply for their suspended licenses. Wife
beaters phoned up their spouses pleading for a second chance. White collar criminals
removed their orange jump suits and purchased white collars and ties.

Serial mass murderer, Henrietta West, released from the Detroit Confinement Center
for the Criminally Insane, demurely filled out an employment application to become
a nanny.

Famous cult murderer Charles Manson of the Tate-LaBlanca killings blinked as the
sun shone on his swastika-tattooed brow and gray beard for the first time in 16
years. "I'm joining Charles Colson's Prison Mission." he explained.
"I understand he's making some big bucks there."

Democrats generally approved Bush's move. Nancy Pelosi, House Speaker, said,
" I rarely praise the President, but what is fair for one, is fair for all!"

U.S. Department of Justice spokesman, Larry Weathers, said he is negotiating with
the Department of Education to turn the deserted prisons into inner-city schools.
The security is already on site," he said. "and they will be safe schools,
as we'll have more security guards than teachers.

U.S. Army recruiters quickly set up emergency enlistment stations near all the country's
prisons.

"Fantastic opportunity!" said Capt. Dale Vincetti. outside of the Sing
Sing, N.Y. prison " Those rural kids we promised to make pilots, and then send
to Baghdad, are getting wise and not showing up. We're making up our quotas
now from these ex-felons who never even knew a war was going on, while they watched
the basketball games on the prison TV's."

Republicans throughout the nation were happy to see the President's approval
rating rise from 6 percent to 9 percent as the result of his move.

Posted by Captain Morgan at 10:35 PM - 6 Comments   Add a Comment  
 
 Piano Wire
 



    My life's sort've like a spool of piano wire. Simple and kinda plain, but mostly unbreakable and suitable for a all sorts of uses. My music wouldn't play without it. Aligning the machines I repair and install wouldn't be possible without a piano wire stretched tight to create a work line.
    It's easy to assume my spool of wire will always be there in the bottom drawer of my tool chest. Some days I discover my roll of piano wire's gotten tangled up. I cuss and mumble as I unwind it and try to make it useable again.
    Some days my life gets tangled up. I cuss and mumble, but unlike my roll of piano wire, I just can't unwind what's already happened, so I stumble along, laugh a little and try to remember something I discovered a long time ago.
    The stupidity of my actions is directly proportional to the number of people watching what I've done.
Posted by Captain Morgan at 2:17 PM - 8 Comments   Add a Comment  
 

 My Head's Mostly Empty
 

Your Mind is 27% Cluttered
Your mind is very free. You've liberated yourself from most worries and problems.
And even if something does start to clutter your mind, you're easily able to let it go.
How Cluttered is Your Mind?
Huh! I s'pose the mental enemas I give myself periodically, work after all! Who would've guessed? Or . . . does this mean I'm just empty-headed? Sheesh! So how cluttered is YOUR mind? H'mmmmm?
Posted by Captain Morgan at 2:00 PM - 26 Comments   Add a Comment  
 

 Independence Day
 



    Another year has come 'round and once again most of us will take a holiday, spending time celebrating our independence. As you do, keep the following in mind:

• Most likely your travels will be captured on camera.

• Your phone calls may be listened to by some obscure government bureaucrat.

• Your e-mails may be scrutinized by some obscure government bureaucrat.

• Your credit card purchases may be scrutinized by some obscure government bureaucrat.

• As you travel you may be the target of profiling by some obscure government official.




Posted by Captain Morgan at 9:09 PM - 12 Comments   Add a Comment  
 

 Blue Monday X
 

It's time . . . . for another Blue Monday come'n at ya like a freight train runnin' down the track. Seems sorta like a Butterfield kind of day. Enjoy!
Posted by Captain Morgan at 1:37 PM - 6 Comments   Add a Comment  
 
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