Saturday, March 10, 2007

Indiana kids made it in shop class

Where's the sensitivity from Warren Township's school-age parents and their community? Why are they outraged? Are their expectations too high for their schools? Don't they understand that a school district sweeping any and all dirt under a rug is commonplace?

The Baraboo School District Administration is a leader in the sport/art of curling. Most play second position where the player throws their one stone, then sweeps for all other players.

Perhaps BSD Administators should consider taking their show on the road.

Teens smoking pot in CA "high" school

For those that want to legalize the use of pot, what say you about this?

WI Rep. Obey grinds on Libs

A proud Wisconsin moment thanks to U.S. House of Representatives' David Obey (D)-WI


Nutroots get an earful.

What type of constituent supports Obey? Sounds like he's proposing a sneaky legal way to impede the success of our troops.

Wednesday, February 28, 2007

Eco-friendly

We've heard by now that Algore is the biggest hypocrite of them all. With his $30k annual utility bills and toxic carbon jet-setting around the country, for him to receive ANY award from the Hollywould left for environmentalism is abomitable. Any conservative would have been drawn and quartered. Algore gets hugs, kisses, and a gold trophy for his "efforts" of being greener than the rest of us.

Well, I've had enough. I'm enrolling in Iowahawk's therapy program for ecologically insensitive people. That being said, it is with great pride that I post the following advertisements:




Now, I have some snow to plow with my 8.1L big block that gets 10 miles to the gallon that goes anywhere and beats the snot out of my rented Pirus in the quarter-mile.

Wednesday, February 21, 2007

Hillary unhappy :(



Any chance Hillary just finished reading David Geffen's column in the New York Times?

Monday, February 19, 2007

Senator Slick Willy?




IF (and it's a BIG IF) we would be unfortunate enough to have Hillary Clinton elected as president, there would be a vacancy in the Senate for the state of New York. Seeing as the governor appoints senators unable to finish their term, it is possible that "der schlickmeister" Slick Willy could replace her.


The likes of Harold Ickes, Paul Begala, et. al. think it's a wonderful idea.


Eliot Spitzer, the latest left-winger to move into the New York governor's mansion will ultimately make the call. Having an outside chance would be Mario Cuomo.




And all we have to worry about is a flock of moonbats 45 minutes south of here. I'm glad I don't live in New York!

Tuesday, February 6, 2007

School Fundraisers

The great state of Texas has come up with an innovative way to increase school revenue. Parental attendance at parent-teacher meetings will be mandatory under a law before the state legislature (unless the district excuses the parent). Failure to respond to the school districts' request for your presence or attendance at a meeting could cost you $500 and a criminal record.

For local fundraisers, we have the DREAMS group. A local self-proclaimed savior of everything that is good (and optional) in the Baraboo School District (drama, art, and music). The chairpersons wrote an article in the daily fishwrap as a letter to the editor suggesting someone should become "more educated" as to what DREAMS is attempting to accomplish in our community. Seeing as I don't turn down an opportunity to become educated myself, I took them up on the challenge and off I went to research the DREAMS group.

First stop: the BNR archives. No luck. Their archives haven't been as good since going to the new format. Next stop: Google. After reviewing the first 200 items, I gave up. Then, I went to the source of truth about the Baraboo School District and found this:

Looks to me like DREAMS is supportive of unhinged choir teachers in Baraboo.

I wonder if instead of going for a fourth referendum, the school district would back WEAC to bail out financially failing schools by proposing a law similar to the one in Texas. Anything for a buck. Remember, it's all about money...I mean, the kids.

Now I can rest soundly, knowing I have become educated in DREAMS.