Emergency Landings and 20% Interest

Approximately fifteen minutes ago, I took to the sink to get my dog a glass of water from a cobalt blue glass. Before I filled it to take the first load to her, I rinsed out the "soap smell and taste" from the walls of the glass...then I realized that my dog licks her own ass. Supposedly, in an interview with ABC, former president "slicky-willy" Clinton announced his disdain for George W. Bush's handling of several present-problems. According to ABC, Clinton rebuked Bush for the slow response to Hurricane Katrina and that if the FEMA director during his own presidency would have been there, things would have been much different. He also talked about the national debt, which is currently around 6.9 trillion dollars. Our nation had a 2 trillion dollar SURPLUS before the beginning of Bush's first term. From ABC - On the US budget, Clinton warned that the federal deficit may be coming untenable, driven by foreign wars, the post-hurricane recovery programme and tax cuts that benefitted just the richest one percent of the US population, himself included. "What Americans need to understand is that ... every single day of the year, our government goes into the market and borrows money from other countries to finance Iraq, Afghanistan, Katrina, and our tax cuts," he said. "We have never done this before. Never in the history of our republic have we ever financed a conflict, military conflict, by borrowing money from somewhere else." Clinton added: "We depend on Japan, China, the United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, and Korea primarily to basically loan us money every day of the year to cover my tax cut and these conflicts and Katrina. I don't think it makes any sense." I guess I'd rather have a semi-egotistical man's man back in as president than a procrastinating monkey-boy anyday. I watched (un)patiently last night as the JetBlue passenger aircraft circled the skies over Los Angelas' LAX International Airport before finally coming in for the emergency landing - which wasn't very eventful. Just once, would I love to see a gigantic airplane explode and tumble on the runway ripping to shreds live. Of course, I would love even MORE for all of the passengers to survive this terrible feat miraculously with very little damage or incurred solatium fees! My dad left for Dover, Delaware, this morning with two other friends for the NASCAR and Bush races. Because he spends money like a kindergardenr with no conception of self or time, he said he needed more money...being the clever one that I am with a new set innitiative of getting what I want, I told him he could borrow my 65 greenbacks as long as he agreed to pay me back 20% interest of the $65 when he gets back, which I'll get approximately eighty bucks, take an extra thirteen plus two for roundage, ;-)