So here you go, some equal playing time...

Okay, you make the call. Who's funnier?

This is shocking. Holy smoke.

You'd never believe he had it in him.



He got in some good ones.

This is awesome!

I posted this on quitandwrite, my other blog, but I wanted to put it here too. It makes me smile.

http://www.theonion.com/content/news/national_endowment_for_the_arts

We all knew they were somewhat batty

but PETA has really now left now doubt that they are complete imbecilen. (Get the Brian Regan reference?) It's like that old saying: It's better to remain silent and have people wonder if you're a fool than to speak and leave no doubt.

Check this out. Pass it on. Laugh your heinie off.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26892950/wid/11915773?GT1=31037

Those PETA people have, in any thinking person's worldview, lost all hope of being taken seriously now. My gosh.

I mean, I love animals. For breakfast, lunch, dinner and as furry friends. I was raised by PETA lovers. But this is ridiculous.

Just wait: Pam Anderson is going to wholeheartedly endorse this move. Picture Pam Anderson....

Ah the image is priceless.

Scriptures rock

I've just finished the book of Psalms in the Old Testament. Good times. But I also started Proverbs.

Here's a good one:

Proverbs 1:7 "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge."

That's pretty much right on, isn't it?

Just wanted to share

I know, I haven't been here in a while. Soooorrry. Life has been, as it often is, busy and consuming.

I wanted to post this temple here, because it's where I married my lovely wife. Great happiness has ensued.

This is the Mount Timpanogos temple. It's a house of God. For a romantic like me, being married there basically means that true love lasts forever. Which makes sense if you believe in a God who loves us unconditionally. I mean seriously, the idea of love ending at death is maybe romantic, but is pretty lame all things considered.

So true love can last forever. Ain't it grand?

So I was perusing my political commentary on Helium.com

and came upon this article that I wrote a few months ago. It's all about Gallup polls, the inherent fallacy in the idea of polls reflecting national attitudes, the purpose and objective and agenda of media, and a little more.

So click, read, and have fun. If you'd like to argue, I welcome it and invite you to comment.

http://www.helium.com/items/940695-the-politics-of-interpreting-election-polls-gallup-reuters-and-more