Friday, March 26, 2010
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Sucky Congress
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WHYYYYY?????
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No I am not questioning why Bill Clinton would support Tiger Woods, any fool could answer that. But why call him? What would you say? "Oh I have been there, done that. They will forget about it in a matter of weeks. You will make billions again in no time." Please say that wasn't the first time they had ever talked to each other.
And why did I just waste a few minutes of my day thinking about this ridiculous piece of gossip.
And sorry that I made you think about it for a few precious seconds of your day.
No I am not questioning why Bill Clinton would support Tiger Woods, any fool could answer that. But why call him? What would you say? "Oh I have been there, done that. They will forget about it in a matter of weeks. You will make billions again in no time." Please say that wasn't the first time they had ever talked to each other.
And why did I just waste a few minutes of my day thinking about this ridiculous piece of gossip.
And sorry that I made you think about it for a few precious seconds of your day.
Amazon Wish List and Swagbucks
The following books are on my Amazon wish list:
My Grandfather's Son: A Memoir by Clarence Thomas
Arguing with Idiots: How to Stop Small Minds and Big Government by Glen Beck
Going Rogue: An American Life by Sarah Palin
Glen Beck's Common Sense: The Case Against An Out-of-Control Government, Inspired by Thomas Pain by Glen Beck
I might wait on a few of them until Christmas, mainly because I have a stack of books a mile high already that I need to read. But a few I might buy using Swagbucks. If you have not heard of Swagbucks or have just not joined yet, I highly recommend it. Swagbucks is one of the few ways to earn free things that I think actually works consistently. You can get swagbucks for searching, for promoting swagbucks, for shopping, and for trading in things. After you rack of the swagbucks, you can trade them in for prizes such as gift cards. I always use mine to get the Amazon gift cards as you can keep all the gift cards on your Amazon account and just keeping building them on top of each other until the day you decide to buy something. Some people have worked up to having hundreds of free dollars on their Amazon account to spend on themselves and for birthday and Christmas presents. They have other useful gift cards too such as Itunes and Starbucks.
There are many downfalls including that you can only redeem for 5 prizes a month (and no more than 2 a day), you have to wait until an established time every month to get your prize no matter when you redeem your points, and the search engine isn't the greatest. But you learn to work around the problems and take what you can get. I will soon be at my 6th 5$ gift cards and I am a very slow swagbucks person so if I can do it so can you.
I don't usually promote stuff like this on my political blog but I recommend it especially for people that like to buy political books as many on Amazon are selling for great prices and though you might be able to find it cheaper somewhere else, nothing beats free. You can click here to join or feel free to ask me any questions you may have about it.
Also if you know of any other fun and/or educational political books I should be reading let me know.
My Grandfather's Son: A Memoir by Clarence Thomas
Arguing with Idiots: How to Stop Small Minds and Big Government by Glen Beck
Going Rogue: An American Life by Sarah Palin
Glen Beck's Common Sense: The Case Against An Out-of-Control Government, Inspired by Thomas Pain by Glen Beck
I might wait on a few of them until Christmas, mainly because I have a stack of books a mile high already that I need to read. But a few I might buy using Swagbucks. If you have not heard of Swagbucks or have just not joined yet, I highly recommend it. Swagbucks is one of the few ways to earn free things that I think actually works consistently. You can get swagbucks for searching, for promoting swagbucks, for shopping, and for trading in things. After you rack of the swagbucks, you can trade them in for prizes such as gift cards. I always use mine to get the Amazon gift cards as you can keep all the gift cards on your Amazon account and just keeping building them on top of each other until the day you decide to buy something. Some people have worked up to having hundreds of free dollars on their Amazon account to spend on themselves and for birthday and Christmas presents. They have other useful gift cards too such as Itunes and Starbucks.
There are many downfalls including that you can only redeem for 5 prizes a month (and no more than 2 a day), you have to wait until an established time every month to get your prize no matter when you redeem your points, and the search engine isn't the greatest. But you learn to work around the problems and take what you can get. I will soon be at my 6th 5$ gift cards and I am a very slow swagbucks person so if I can do it so can you.
I don't usually promote stuff like this on my political blog but I recommend it especially for people that like to buy political books as many on Amazon are selling for great prices and though you might be able to find it cheaper somewhere else, nothing beats free. You can click here to join or feel free to ask me any questions you may have about it.
Also if you know of any other fun and/or educational political books I should be reading let me know.
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