via Hotair and the green room:
That pretty much says it all.
Posts Tagged ‘irony’
“What if I said it was Jesus”
Posted: May 23, 2010 by datechguy in internet/free speechTags: comics, Everybody Draw Mohammad Day, EVERYBODY DRAWS MOHAMMED DAY, irony, islamic violence, war on God
Talk about working in mysterious ways…
Posted: May 14, 2010 by datechguy in catholic, opinion/news, short films/interviewsTags: 5th street diner, catholic, have fedora will travel, irony, islamic violence, pa-12, times square attack, War on Terror, watertown raids, waverly ave
This morning it is really interesting to see the level of coincidence yesterday.
First of all because I had failed to raise the money to get to Pa-12 I was in Fitchburg instead of being on the road.
Because of this I went to morning Mass for Ascension Thursday.
Because of this I ran into my 80 something godfather.
Because of this I was able to invite him to breakfast with my mother and myself.
He ended up going to the wrong diner, because of this I had to go get him.
Because of this I saw the sign at J & R glass concerning the Governor’s visit.
Because of this after breakfast I headed down there to report on it.
Because of this I heard about the cancellation and the terror arrests
and because of that I have the photos and stories that you read yesterday.
The moral of the story? When you attend Mass on a holy day of obligation, good things happen!
Am I the only guy who sees the irony on Elena Kagan…
Posted: May 11, 2010 by datechguy in oddities, opinion/newsTags: don't ask don't tell, elena kagan, homosexuality, irony, supreme court
…who was so vocal in her denunciation of don’t ask don’t tell, but apparently chooses not to tell and apparently wishes we wouldn’t ask?
I talked to Jim Gilcrist of the Minutemen today…
Posted: May 5, 2010 by datechguy in UncategorizedTags: arizona immigration law, illegal immigration, irony, jim gilchrist, minuteman project, nba, phoenix suns, sports
…and asked him for his reaction on the Phoenix Suns business today.
He informed me he thought this was an extremely short sighted and foolish move by both the Suns and the NBA that would likely backfire. He believes that most of the people complaining haven’t actually read the law and are working off of what the media has said.
I brought up the example of the Suns checking tickets or letting people in without enforcing their own admission rules he said that gets to the point of the issue.
I’m grateful for the Minuteman project for getting back to me. I’m still waiting to hear back from the Suns concerning my interview requests via both phone and e-mail.
I ask again, will the Suns decide to check for tickets of people trying to get in? Will they decide to check the tickets of people sitting in seats to see if they are in the right seats? What will they use to determine if they check. Will they profile the people in the stadium?
The Phoenix Suns Basketball Communications (Media) line is (602) 379-7920. If they don’t get back to me perhaps you might ask them the same question?
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