Got a few moments before the festivities started and I thought I’d share these two stories courtesy of the BLNN. They aren’t quite the Merry fair this day deserves, but they were interesting non-the-less.
First I thought we got over this crap in the 90s.
There was disorder from California to Georgia as shoppers vied to buy a retro version of a classic Air Jordan model.
A new pair costs about $180, but they are already being listed on eBay for as much as $605.
The ugly scenes recalled the violence that broke out in the early 1990s on streets across America as the shoes became popular targets for thieves.
Now this makes no sense for a pair of Gucci of Cole Haan dress shoes, or maybe some exotic skin Cowboy Boots…but a pair of Sneakers? Especially a pair of sneakers named after a retired sports hero. Sad sad state of affairs.
And of course I thought I’d drop some shame on the degenerates and scumbags in the UN.
The United Nations General Assembly honored Kim Jong Il with a moment of silence, in the latest international tribute to the late dictator who operated one of the most repressive countries in the world.
Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser, president of the U.N. General Assembly, granted the request for the moment of silence Thursday. As the United States and other western delegations boycotted, the rest of the delegates and officials in the chamber stood in silence for about 25 seconds, some bowing their heads.
If I had my way we’d withdraw our name from this sickening waste of time and depravity. Also I’d evict them from UN Building in New York City and turn the whole thing into low-income housing.
OK If you’re reading my blog, go do something Christmasy! If you’re an anti-gun person, try carrying a gun today! You just might like it.
I have a Kahr PM45 in my dress slacks.
Merry Christmas to All! And thanks again to the Bubblehead Less News Network.
