Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for February 29, 2012

I needed one of these earlier this month.

Yeah Giants fans, worse than the Raiders.

Sales of his book may not provide the money for this place, but they are providing the delusion.

Carter’s an excellent and prolific writer. Sorry, but that’s known on both sides of the aisle.

This is really sick.

I have a mansion forget the priceAin’t never been there they tell me it’s niceI live in hotels tear out the wallsI have accountants pay for it all .Joe Walsh, call yer real estate agent.

‘Red Rascal’s War’ there’s an ad for it just to the right

The book sales will give him the down payment, which will be enough to get the agent his commission, and enough of an illusion to of future income to get him a loan for the rest, and a commission for the lending agent. Who cares what happens when he defaults and the bank forecloses? ….. Oh, yeah, I forgot, EVERYBODY. Oh, but the Congress had put a stop to that by thoroughly reforming the banking industry to eliminate predatory lending practices NOT.

Nevermind the Man Cave, where is the Sin Bin?

That’s… that’s disgusting!

Okay, but what about drainage?

President Carter: – Humanitarian – Prolific Writer – All around “good guy” Yep!!!!!Leader of the free world? Notsomuch….

that would require a ‘pot scrubber’ mode

Bill Clinton expanded our economy and our relationships with other nations through free trade, passed legislation helping small businesses, helped provide thousands and thousands of children get healthcare coverage, and worked across the aisle to cut the deficit. Carter negotiated a peace between Israel and Egypt. I’d like to see Herman Cain, Sarah Palin, Rick Santorum try any of those things.

“He understands how people live today.”

I admire Carter, and feel that he has been unjustly maligned. After his presidency I heard him speak and answer questions at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, and he was brilliant. However, I must admit that his novel about the Civil War (an autographed copy which my daughter sent me), was a real forehead-slammer (one passes out from boredom and forehead slams onto table). I couldn’t finish it.

That’s basically how they cleaned up Camden Yards after an Orioles game (I worked there 1995-2009). After all the fans had left the building, they turned on the hoses and just rinsed down the concrete, from the upper deck down to the club level down to the lower deck. Then guys with huge push brooms pushed the trash into the bags. Lovely, eh? Makes you think twice about walking around stadium seating in bare feet.

Come on, I AM going to clean my place up one of these days.But THAT system would be good.

Or else I need to hire somebody…

the ‘Sin Bin’…? whee. To heck with electronic images of sports. Delusional? I’m RIGHT there, babe. Maybe I WILL finish the current book.

Interest rates are down, and he does not worry about his fico.