Flush 'em Friday: Online Surveys and Skinny Jeans the 9 16 11 Edition

Happy Flush 'em Friday to you one and all. Sorry I missed a week. Life goes on, and on and on.


Anyways, the list for this week is as follows...

• The NBA lockout. Owners and players alike.
• Online surveys that take longer than 30 seconds. 
• Planned non parenthood. 
• Pop-ups.
• The person who took my geocache.
• The fantasy of green jobs.
• "Non-biased" journalists "moderating" debates.
• Skinny jeans.
• Men who wear women's clothes.
• Stores that are going out of business and offer 30% off! That's why you're going out of business.
• Child actors that overact. Brats are NOT cute.
• Me, for not being able to come up with a few more clever flushies. 

Well, that's all folks. Feel compelled to add your own.

Maxine the Gangster: Flush 'em Friday: The 9 2 11 Edition

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Hello everybody and happy Flush 'em Friday!!!
Today I would like to start off the list with one of the biggest bigots, racist and plain goof-ball American politics has ever seen...

• Maxine Waters...for wanting to tax banks (does this include the one her husband has an interest in?) out of existence. The gangster politician speaks.
• The Feds, DOJ, for raiding Gibson guitars and suggesting that they outsource labor to Madagascar. 
• Progressives: because what is progressive (positive in any way) about the progressive agenda? 
• Frank McCourt...take the money and leave.
• People who turn right from the far left lane (3 lane roads) with about 100 feet to go, while smoking and texting.
• Again, purple cars. 
• Soccer players who flop and lay on the ground for extended periods of time.
• Housing prices, they still need to drop.
• Individual bags a chips, because the amount of chips keeps getting smaller.
• Goecaches that aren't maintained.

That is my list for this week.

What's on yours?

Flush 'em Friday: Long Socks and High Shorts: The 8 26 11 Edition

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Happy Flush 'em Friday! It is time again to list those and that which deserve to be flushed down the old porcelain thrown.

The nominiees for this week are as follows:

• People who wear long socks with high shorts.
• Maxine Waters for hating the Tea Party almost as much as she hates her own people. How can someone who has done so little stay so long?
• The CONCACAF ref at the Galaxy game last night. I think they took a little too much off the top when they cut his hair.
• People who actually believe that  global warming is the cause for civil wars. Maybe, has Al Gore spoken in any of those countries?
• Geocachers who don't maintain their caches.
• Moammar Gaddafi and all other oil financing dictators...
• E.J. Dionne Jr. for believing that dumb luck = good foreign policy.
• Smokers in general but specifically those who hold their cigarette as far from their face as they can but closer to mine.
• Eugene Robinson for not admitting that "social justice" policies as engineered by liberals and Democrats for the past 40 to 50 years is holding many minorities, especially blacks, in plantations known as projects and THAT is more harmful than any other policy ever.
• The NBA lockout has got to end.

That's all folks!

Black Widows, Geocaching and Family

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Happy Wednesday to you all, whether you deserve it or not!

I am on vacation this week and as busy as if I was working a 10+ day. It is all good of course because it is with my family. We have discovered the joys of geocaching.  So, we spent the better part of the day at the Botanic Gardens searching for hard to find little containers with the geocaching symbol on them. We found two caches inside the park itself. We also found some Black Widow spiders. The actual caches were fun because I guess you are not supposed to let non geocachers, also known as muggles, see you make the grab. Of course I, at one point, became impatient and just jumped across a barrier and grabbed the thing. Apparently most people just ignore crazy people who jump into bushes and pull out a container with funny markings. They are probably wondering why anyone needs a GPS device to locate a bush. Oh well, many have thought I was crazy for less.

The best part of course is seeing different sites with the family. While my family and I were traipsing around the Botanic Gardens we were amazed at how big it actually was and how much there is to see. If you get a chance to visit the Botanic Gardens in Rancho Palos Verdes, it is well worth it. Plus, every third Tuesday is free. Usually when you go on a site seeing trip you go, walk around and leave. But, with the geocaching I found an extra level of engagement with the kids. With a preteen in the mix, that is a good thing.

By-the-way, we found two on the way home and then stopped for some well deserved frozen yogurt at Yogurtland.

May you find some fun with your family this summer too!
PTVoice out.